Straight from the Ministry of Truth

March 22, 2013 8:02

As everybody knows, Rupert Murdoch does not tell his editors what to write.

But he sure does hire people who think alike…

Yesterday’s Sun in the UK:

And this week’s Tele in Sydney:

topics News Corp Sun Telegraph

Comments: 4

huh? 22 Mar 13

i don’t get it

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Mike 22 Mar 13

right wing rubbish from murdoch yet again! what deal has abbot done with rupert for after september 14th? about time murdoch and his henchmen realized that if they want to be politicians they should stand for office. Phffft.

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Anonymous 27 Mar 13

Seriously, is the Daily Tele a real newspaper? Are their journalists real adults, or a bunch of 10 year olds making fart jokes?

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Marto 31 Mar 13

The Tele is best read from the back page and stopping at the TAB liftout. The front section is for the nose breathers whose brain cell counts are fewer than the number of pages. North Korea should be aiming their missiles at Holt St instead.
If there was truth in advertising then the Tele would be rehashed as an extreme right wing opinion paper, or at the very least renamed “the coalition gazette – for those who don’t read or think too good.”

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