The difference between a journalist and a grifter is that a journalist might look at this poster and decide to investigate why someone made it, whereas a grifter is just looking to dispense a pre-packaged talking point. Which best describes GB News anchor Alex Armstrong?
Dave Atherton follows up his complaint that he was ejected from court for not being a proper journalist by expressing the opinion that "the jury looked suspect".
Replying to @NationCymru @ShiptonMartin
"Happy to be interviewed by one of Nigel Farage's dinner guests"
Replying to @StuyvesantAnna
He spent a lot of his time as an MP churning out rent-a-quotes for the media thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
If you are public figure directing a political movement while on the run from an arrest warrant after skipping court (not to mention staying in a luxury resort in Cyprus two years after declaring bankruptcy), then you do not really have a reasonable expectation of privacy
Replying to @peterjukes
And look who came in Robinson's wake
The only person who called Dougie Smith "Dr No" is Nadine Dorries, as a device to avoid possible libel difficulties. I suspect she didn't use the more obvious "Blofeld" because it would have been tactless given that her literary agent is Piers Blofeld.










