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This Blog is set up as an alternative news outlet. It will hopefully bring some indepth interviews and cover current affairs and ask questions our local "journalists" don't..... or won't. Jersey Elections 2022 A blog revived for the Jersey Elections. We welcome contributions relevant to the elections on 22 June for Constables and Deputies. If you want to be interviewed on video, contact me (editor) Mike Dun Email: mikedunjersey@gmail.com
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http://voiceforprotest.blogspot.com/2011/09/jersey-msm-in-gutter.html
Chris Bright leaves me speechless again
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Farnham could not hack it in London so ran back to Jersey where he pretented to be a big fish in a small pond. Oh dear. Next!
'It's getting silly now. The JEP aren't even pretending to be impartial anymore...' http://mtadier.blogspot.com/2011/09/jerseys-mainstream-media-show-their.html
When Lord Philip criticises the current States Assembly, we have to read between the lines. He is not criticising the fact that they are a majority of out of touch, wealthy businessmen and landowners - this has always been the case. He is decrying the fact that the great unwashed like 'Tadier, Pitman, Le Gresley and Wimberley' have been allowed membership to what is one of Jersey's finest and oldest Men's clubs in the island.' These have not been to Eton, or even Victoria College or De La Salle - they are filthy Hautlians. The Club does allow, on occasion, the latter (we see it as a concession to the 'less fortunate'), however, there is a presumption that these inferior beings will know their place. The issue is not that democracy is not working in Jersey, but that it is working better than ever. That is because for the first time in decades, we have a sizable and articulate opposition, who are not willing to sit back and watch whilst the neo-liberal policies of the ruling elite threaten to ruin this beautiful island and the hard working people who live here
Tonight's hustings at St Martin was pretty good. We nearly had some politics!
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