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, I have to go out later. So there.
6
Uber And Black Cabs – Someone May Not Get It The IoD’s Christian May
generated lots of soundbites on the ruckus in London over TfL’s hand-wringing.
But he failed totally to get to the point – we’re not comparing like with like,
and there is a tendency to turn it into a left versus right scrap, which it isn’t.
5
Gilligan Goes Guardian Bashing The Telegraph’s
chief seeker out of Scary Muslims found a way to offload responsibility for his
own lousy journalism – dump it on the hated Guardian.
4
Fraser Nelson – Bang Out Of Order The flagrantly Islamophobic front
cover of the Spectator, using Douglas
Murray, a known bigot, to write the supporting article, was no more than
trolling for sales. That’s not good
enough.
3
Sarah Vain And Bitter With It The pundit otherwise known as Mrs Michael
“Oiky” Gove whined long and loud
about Stones front man Mick Jagger. Because he’s been seen with a younger
woman. It was the same rant as she had at Hugh Grant, except for the odd
detail.
2
Nadine’s Latest Liverpool Whopper Not one to let a Labour bashing
opportunity pass her by, Mid Bedfordshire’s Tory MP (yes, it’s her again) Nadine Dorries span a story
about Liverpool Council and public benches. And it was another pack of lies, so
no surprise there, then.
1
Gove Saved By His Own ... Book The “Trojan
Horse” plot – the plot that wasn’t – was prophesised in a book by ...
Michael Gove! Yes, just when he looked washed up, along came an opportunity to
crack down and be a very wonderful Minister. What a fortunate coincidence. Or maybe not.
And that’s the end of
another blogtastic week, blog pickers. Not
‘arf!
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