FAO DICKY PAWS

can you read? again that skirts the issue.

there is one minor mention of the atrocities:

"The move comes amid growing pressure on David Cameron to launch military strikes against the extremists, as former Thatcher ally Conor Burns warned that Isis forces "want a holocaust"."

out of a massive article. It is good that papers are reporting the positive action that we are taking to aid the helpless people being raped, tourtured and murdered. But what the guardian is continuing to do - as you have proven so well with the various articles - is skirt the issue of informing its reader of the horrific things that are actually going on, on the ground. It is one of the only papers to be constantly talking about horrific bombings in gaza yet skirts any mention of what is going on in Iraq.

Posted By: Tony Martin on August 13th 2014 at 08:29:02

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FAO Tony Martin (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Aug 13, 08:22:00
- FAO DICKY PAWS (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Aug 13, 08:29:02
  - Didn't realise this was a debate on The Guardian before getting involved! (General Chat) - JD3, Aug 13, 08:36:38
    - its horrific isnt it! imagine being forced from your own home, up a mountain in that heat (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Aug 13, 08:41:02
      - Interesting viewing on it (General Chat) - JD3, Aug 13, 08:48:06
- it was also the headline story on their print edition (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Aug 13, 08:28:02
- The aid mission started 5 days too late, after tens/hundreds had already died. (General Chat) - JD3, Aug 13, 08:26:53

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