Talking-up Scotland 'Albatraz'

By Anonymous

OMG will this never end.

It’s a bloody constant with these Muppets.

On the 20 October this same ‘Freelance writer’ wrote in the Times “Ferry fiasco is legacy of SNP-run state” so no bias there then from Alf (Garnett ? Ha Ha).

You know the constant regurgitation of Ferries #BAD in Scotland as a story by the media does prove one thing.

That is that they, the media, do not have a lot of topics to choose from which they can write negatively about in respect to the Scottish government , that is blatantly obvious if they, as a media, have to keep revisiting the same stories time and time again.

That should be a positive but nope not with the UK media.

They, as a media, only have different versions that they concoct in respect to #SNPBAD to try and destroy the SNP but actually mainly to stop support for Scottish independence from growing within Scotland.

That is the beginning, middle and end of all of their political stories relating to Scotland , where their whole purpose in all that they say and write about is to try and keep a support for their UK within Scotland while also doing their bit to try and diminish support for independence here too.

So when will we finally see some actual real journalists and reporters turn up to do the job that we expect them to do.

As opposed to those who currently work in newspapers, via a majority, and who always write columns that only represent their own (biased and partisan) opinions and also those who work as so called news reporters on channels like the BBC, who also tend to give their personal opinions too upon political matters in Scotland. (way too often , so much so that many of us have detected a pattern in this unprofessional behaviour and also why it is, as a behaviour, one that they have chosen to adopt and one that is also deemed as being acceptable to their employers).

Of course their employers are the real source of their political position, as in the one taken by those that they employ to write political articles in their newspapers and also pieces to camera on various TV News programmes.

I can go into any pub and listen to various people’s ‘different’ opinions upon Politics but their opinion is just that, an opinion, and one that is based on what they believe to be true and factual , but not always, as an opinion, one that is necessarily true or factual.

(And that is the exact same too for those who write articles aka ‘opinion pieces’ in newspapers as well and also those who give reports on TV news programmes).

Opinions doth not maketh it 100% true or 100% factual.