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 shopping stuff to do later. So there.
6 Mail Google Bomb Claim BUSTED The idea that terrorists could not make bombs in the days before Google was bunk. The legendarily foul mouthed Paul Dacre was just using the Parson’s Green attack to smear a firm that was better than he was at scoring advertising revenue.
5 Brexit BBC Patriotism Idiocy Another day, another intervention from the serially clueless Tim Montgomerie, claiming the BBC was being unpatriotic by reporting the news.
4 Bonking Bob’s Baseless Bluff Tory MP Bob Stewart’s claim that his kids’ school had mocked his being a Tory encountered a problem - the school didn’t know what he was on about.
3 Rod Liddle Backs Ethnic Cleansing As hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims fled their homes in Myanmar, and the UN called the actions of the Government there, as well as extremist Buddhist monks, as ethnic cleansing, up popped Rod Liddle to obediently nudge-nudge his readers into believing that it was the Scary Muslims (tm) at fault.
2 Gina Miller Strikes Again Our Government once again gets caught out by a lone campaigner not knowing what it’s doing - or knowingly trying to by-pass Parliament in order to give the DUP its Billion Pound Bung.
1 Diane Abbott Was Right All those who thought that the Labour MP was wrong to use the N-Word live on Good Morning Britain as an example of the abuse she gets day-in, day-out - maybe you’re part of the problem.
And that’s the end of another blogtastic week, blog pickers. Not ‘arf!
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