So what’s hot, and what’s not, in the past week’s blogging?
Here are the six most popular posts on Zelo Street for the past seven days,
counting down in reverse order, because, well, there’s domestic stuff to do
later. So there.
6
Guido Fawked – Another In The Eye The perpetually thirsty Paul Staines
ordered his teaboy Alex Wickham to attack Private
Eye for allegedly nicking the Fawkes blog’s content. Not like the Fawkes
blog nicking the title style of Media
Guido from the Eye’s Street Of Shame
feature, of course. Another fine mess.
5
Toby Young Loses The Plot The loathsome pundit tried to blame Suzanne
Moore for the misfortune of his pal James “saviour
of Western civilisation” Delingpole, while managing not to notice that it
was Del Boy that brought it on himself.
4
Reluctant Racists – Or Maybe Not The Telegraph ran a piece about the population make-up of Acton Vale,
in west London. What they didn’t tell was that the author was from a magazine with
an unequivocally racist heritage.
3
Gilligan Speaks With Forked Tongue When he was offered his two day a
week, £38,000 a year taxpayer funded sinecure by London’s occasional Mayor
Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, Andrew “transcription
error” Gilligan gave various assurances about what he would write about it
future. He does not appear to be sticking to the spirit of those assurances.
2
Delingpole Bullies The Disabled Del Boy accused disabled people of
vicious bullying, and then viciously bullied them. Nobody who mattered was
taken in.
1
Delingpole Scrapes The Misogyny Barrel Del Boy got himself into serious
trouble for a viciously unpleasant Twitter attack on Suzanne Moore in defence
of his pal Toby Young, so serious that he actually apologised. Sort of.
And that’s the end of
another blogtastic week, blog pickers. Not
‘arf!
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