This week has shown that the left-favoring journalism -and the fact that many are in holdiay-mode, is so entrenched
in the establishment system that what would normally be worthy of hours of discussion, has been relegated to being
almost a murmur.
Identity politics works fine in the media. One person can err and as long as it's a white male, they'll report that all
white men are despicable. You can rape as many kids in India that you want, but the MSM will just put it down to
cultural norms and the head-patting condescension of liberals that explain that 'they don't know any better'.
Recently, the Conservative Party met at the Prime Minister's official retreat called Chequers Court for a discussion to
finalise the Government's plan to leave the European Union. Top Tory officials resigned and news Presenters talked in
confident voices to fellow-Journalists about what had happened and how the 'tough-talk' would fare in the hallowed halls
of Brussels.
US President Trump had been and gone from his visit to Great Britain and Prime Minister told a BBC political Editor
on his Sunday morning show that the no-nonsense leader of the free world, that his advice was to sue the EU.
They both chuckled and recalled Trump's fixation on tariffs to combat other countries who'd cut deals in exporting and
importing duties before the flaxen-haired showman had come along.
Then this week began and after rambling on about hot weather in the UK, an unusual phenomena -even for a British
summer, the mainstream media stayed in the shallows with reporting and gave most politcal news just a mere mention.
No quorum of journalists sitting around a green-screened studio stripping apart the latest legislative news and no well
-dressed influencers or pundits smiling in the hot morning sun outside the Houses of Parliament.
So what was this week's UK political news?
Greece was on fire and offered great optics, ex-cricket star, Imran Khan filled the diversity-quota by going to the polls
in Pakistan with hopes of moving the country out from under a corruption cloud and the moon was going to be red.
In the little tea-loving country surrounded by water, they were told thousands-upon-thousands of people perished around
the world and kids shouldn't have drones. It seemed that whatever was going on in Downing Street or beside Big Ben,
had abated.
But was there anything that could be inflated to resemble the Chequers intrigue and could be related to the British
public that their escape to victory from the EU prison was going well or that Theresa May was too feeble to deliver
a set of non-negotiable demands to Merkel and her pals?
Nope... nothing. Nothing that could stain the Prime Minister as a weak woman. Nothing occurring except the scorching
sun making the Euro-tunnel a bad place to leave the country because of rolling-stock delays and the usual crimewave
of Khan. Nothing on the political front.
Except... Jean Claude Juncker leaving a trail of empty wine bottles in his wake as he sped across the Atlantic to appease
the guy who'd been threatening high tariffs to the EU. Straight-forward UK reporting -without commentary, mentioned that
Donald Trump and the boozy gent from Luxembourg had met and wished to iron-out this current unfair trade agreement.
Trump had called the tune and pushed the tempo on the unfair EU tariffs and the non-elected bureaucrats had struggled
to keep up with the dervish-like gyrations that The Donald had demanded. Junker, who's very gait implied he danced instead
of walking, told an audience that a trade war had been averted and it was a grand sign that globalism worked.
One might meekly suggest Trump's threats had brought this deal about, maybe he acted like a strong man?
No... that would be a cheap-shot, he has a strong character and doesn't hold with the traditional nuances of a politcal forum.
There's no need to bring up gender.
But still, discussing the tariff-pact might still bring us to having to comment on Trump's success and how he carried himself.
Reporting anything positive about the US President is bad enough, but to hint that it is his 'maleness' might have a bearing...?
Oh Lord, no way!
So come on Theresa, toss that diabetes-patch away, straighten your spine and get in there with your demands to...
'...Barnier rules out key UK customs proposal.
The EU's chief negotiator has ruled out allowing the UK to collect customs duties on its behalf, a key UK proposal for
post-Brexit trade...'
....................................
Identity Politics stifles impartial Journalism, it creates an ever-moving set of dynamics that -if to maintain, needs true and
false information to sustain. On the mainland, it's called Fake News.
in the establishment system that what would normally be worthy of hours of discussion, has been relegated to being
almost a murmur.
Identity politics works fine in the media. One person can err and as long as it's a white male, they'll report that all
white men are despicable. You can rape as many kids in India that you want, but the MSM will just put it down to
cultural norms and the head-patting condescension of liberals that explain that 'they don't know any better'.
Recently, the Conservative Party met at the Prime Minister's official retreat called Chequers Court for a discussion to
finalise the Government's plan to leave the European Union. Top Tory officials resigned and news Presenters talked in
confident voices to fellow-Journalists about what had happened and how the 'tough-talk' would fare in the hallowed halls
of Brussels.
US President Trump had been and gone from his visit to Great Britain and Prime Minister told a BBC political Editor
on his Sunday morning show that the no-nonsense leader of the free world, that his advice was to sue the EU.
They both chuckled and recalled Trump's fixation on tariffs to combat other countries who'd cut deals in exporting and
importing duties before the flaxen-haired showman had come along.
Then this week began and after rambling on about hot weather in the UK, an unusual phenomena -even for a British
summer, the mainstream media stayed in the shallows with reporting and gave most politcal news just a mere mention.
No quorum of journalists sitting around a green-screened studio stripping apart the latest legislative news and no well
-dressed influencers or pundits smiling in the hot morning sun outside the Houses of Parliament.
So what was this week's UK political news?
Greece was on fire and offered great optics, ex-cricket star, Imran Khan filled the diversity-quota by going to the polls
in Pakistan with hopes of moving the country out from under a corruption cloud and the moon was going to be red.
In the little tea-loving country surrounded by water, they were told thousands-upon-thousands of people perished around
the world and kids shouldn't have drones. It seemed that whatever was going on in Downing Street or beside Big Ben,
had abated.
But was there anything that could be inflated to resemble the Chequers intrigue and could be related to the British
public that their escape to victory from the EU prison was going well or that Theresa May was too feeble to deliver
a set of non-negotiable demands to Merkel and her pals?
Nope... nothing. Nothing that could stain the Prime Minister as a weak woman. Nothing occurring except the scorching
sun making the Euro-tunnel a bad place to leave the country because of rolling-stock delays and the usual crimewave
of Khan. Nothing on the political front.
Except... Jean Claude Juncker leaving a trail of empty wine bottles in his wake as he sped across the Atlantic to appease
the guy who'd been threatening high tariffs to the EU. Straight-forward UK reporting -without commentary, mentioned that
Donald Trump and the boozy gent from Luxembourg had met and wished to iron-out this current unfair trade agreement.
Trump had called the tune and pushed the tempo on the unfair EU tariffs and the non-elected bureaucrats had struggled
to keep up with the dervish-like gyrations that The Donald had demanded. Junker, who's very gait implied he danced instead
of walking, told an audience that a trade war had been averted and it was a grand sign that globalism worked.
One might meekly suggest Trump's threats had brought this deal about, maybe he acted like a strong man?
No... that would be a cheap-shot, he has a strong character and doesn't hold with the traditional nuances of a politcal forum.
There's no need to bring up gender.
But still, discussing the tariff-pact might still bring us to having to comment on Trump's success and how he carried himself.
Reporting anything positive about the US President is bad enough, but to hint that it is his 'maleness' might have a bearing...?
Oh Lord, no way!
So come on Theresa, toss that diabetes-patch away, straighten your spine and get in there with your demands to...
'...Barnier rules out key UK customs proposal.
The EU's chief negotiator has ruled out allowing the UK to collect customs duties on its behalf, a key UK proposal for
post-Brexit trade...'
....................................
Identity Politics stifles impartial Journalism, it creates an ever-moving set of dynamics that -if to maintain, needs true and
false information to sustain. On the mainland, it's called Fake News.
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.