I do
not like Jeremy Paxman I find him a typical BBC reporter Rude, anti Tory, anti UKIP
and self-opinionated but with regard to his views on the WW1 Commemoration I
think he is entirely right. This is not about a commemoration it is about
publicity for the Prime Minister and the Conservative Party a disgraceful waste
of money
Dennis
Nilsen life story is to be serialized. Once again it is about money the
publisher and his ghost writer will make a fortune then it will be followed by
a Film All because an evil man murdered people doesn't say much about those capitalising
on the subject
I think the trial of the Soldier killing a
terrorist was a travesty. What has annoyed me most is those condemning him, they are the same reporters, politicians, lawyers who revel in the war so they
can make money and promote their own political beliefs/careers. This trial will give
more ammunition to the Terrorists and their left wing friends and more people
will die because of it. It seems the Police and Politicians do an excellent job
of burying the truth when it affect them why did they not do it in this case.
Here is
a comment made in a Newspaper
This
trial upsets me so much I want to cry! Someone like baby P's mother walk free
after a short term in jail and then a soldier who has devoted his entire life
on serving this country is probably going to get a life sentence after shooting
an already fatally injured enemy. This is so twisted!
Furious
No10 demands apology from Jeremy Paxman for calling David Cameron a 'complete
idiot' over plans for World War One centenary
• Prime Minister called for a 'WWI
commemoration like the Diamond Jubilee'
• 63-year-old Newsnight presenter
dismissed proposal as 'clumsy language'
• Tory MP Rob Wilson wrote to BBC
director Lord Hall demanding apology
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'This
man is a monster, he should not be allowed a voice': Murder victim's brother
makes desperate plea to stop Dennis Nilsen's memoirs being published
• Dennis Nilsen is serving a life
sentence at Full Sutton prison near York
• He murdered six young men and
attempted to kill two others
• Has spent more than a decade
fighting for right to publish his memoirs
• Now, excerpts from his autobiography
are being serialised online
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