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andrewwatson Moderate Poster
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DrJazzz Minor Poster
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Posted: Sat Mar 25, 2006 4:36 pm Post subject: |
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I think some letters to the editor are called for
letters@guardian.co.uk I beleive |
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frankie New Poster
Joined: 19 Mar 2006 Posts: 6
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Posted: Sat Mar 25, 2006 11:48 pm Post subject: |
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Here's the email I just sent them:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am losing all respect for the Guardian. For the editor to allow such a poor quality story is very sad.
Marina Hyde failed to mention or debate any of the facts that Charlie Sheen has raised. Instead, she chose to make a personal attack. What a childish, spiteful and foolish writer.
Her philosophy seems to be that she will only believe something if she likes the person who is saying it. Conversely, if she personally does not like someone, she will dismiss whatever they say.
For the Guardian to publish such nonsense just brings the paper into disrepute.
The Guardian should run another article, this time debating the facts. Possibly explaining how three buildings collapsed in their own footprints - just like controlled demolition.
Possibly explaining how a paper passport was found at Ground Zero, while the black boxes were destroyed.
Or the NORAD stand down. Or why jets weren't called up from Andrews Airbase a few miles away from the Twin Towers. Or how about the Security Service allowing George Bush to stay in a classroom full of children after they knew that 'America was under attack'. Or the documentation showing that the American Administration needed a 'New Pearl Harbour'.
Of course, all of this would take some explaining, and Marina Hyde is obviously not up for that - she would rather attack Charlie Sheen on a personal level. It is laughable.
Marina Hyde's article is not worthy of the Guardian that I once respected.
Shame on the Guardian.
Yours faithfully, |
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