BEST OF OffG: “Right to Die…or Right to Kill?”
Kit Knightly
Republished as part of our ‘Best Of’ series, revisiting some of OffG’s Pre-Covid editorials – either because they help remind us of important realities easily overlooked nowadays, or because...
This Week in the Guardian #10
This week The Graun takes aim at rabid anti-vax death cults, "free speech without consequences", and (surprise surprise) Russia. Thank God Sir Keir Starmer is here to save us...
GE2019 Reveals True Purpose of “Antisemitism” Smear Campaign
Kit Knightly
Why are Labour MPs upset at the idea of being in power? Why didn't notionally "liberal" or "progressive" columnists cheer on the idea of removing Britains "hard right" government?...
No, “Remain” did NOT win the European Elections
Kit Knightly
There's an argument doing the rounds that, although Brexit Party got the most seats and the most votes, actually the European Elections shows Remain is more popular. It is...
“Right to Die”, or Right to Kill?
Kit Knightly
The Guardian’s “Comment is Free” section makes for predictable reading this morning. John Harris says Brexit is bad and Corbyn is to blame, Shon Faye writes that trans rights...
Has Brexit triggered an anti-democractic "Color Revolution"?
The Prime Minister didn't want it. The Chancellor didn't want it. The Queen didn't want it. The opposition didn't want it. The President of the United States didn't want...
Guardian Watch: Insults fly in post-Brexit hysteria
The world is still reeling from the referendum results - there is uncertainty in the air, real uncertainty, a rare creature in the modern era of controlled media consensus...
Guardian wastes no time in turning tragedy into politcal capital
Less than 24 hours after the violent death of the Labour MP Jo Cox, the Guardian has unleashed two editorials that seek to pin the blame, not on the...
The Agenda is Set: Elect the War-Hawk for the Sake of "Progress"
With the democratic nomination now officially all but certain (Sanders, quite obviously, never had a chance), the Guardian has thrown their full editorial weight - such as it is...
The Web They Want: How a twitter wordsearch justifies internet censorship
Kit Knightly Earlier this year the Guardian launched their new campaign – “The Web We Want”. It’s an agenda driven campaign to suppress free speech and protect the ancien...
Readers’ Letters: Goodbye, Guardian
In the first post of a new section, we publish the letter of an (ex-)Guardian reader, detailing the reasons he bid goodbye to his former paper of choice. As...
Red Neoliberals: How Corbyn’s Victory Unmasked Britain’s Guardian
by Jonathan Cook via The Blog from Nazareth In autumn 2002 Ed Vulliamy, a correspondent for Britain’s Sunday Observer newspaper, stumbled on a terrible truth that many of us...
Socks, sandals and ISIS: the lame tragedy of the Guardian’s anti-Corbyn campaign
My greatest problem with the Graun's propaganda is that it's bad, and yet thinks it isn't. Even more so than the lamentable coverage of Russia and Ukraine, the...
