Sunday Mirror dated Sunday 16th February 2003
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Two million British people say “No” to a decision to go to
War based on false evidence and the Government of the day ignores them. The 2nd
Gulf War started on March 20th 2003 and went on for 8 years. 8 years
of death and destruction on all sides – military and civilian, including,
according to some sources, over 100,000 civilian deaths.
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When does a freedom fighter become a terrorist?
When he points the gun, you supplied and trained him to use, at you.
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Newspaper editors must miss having Jacko around
for fillers like this.
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A young and hirsute Rooney! Just the sort of article you’d usually look
back on and say, “I wonder where she is now?” In fact they married in 2008. All
together now, “Aaaah.”
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You can tell a classic scandal story by the inclusion of
phases like ‘Love cheat’, ‘shamed TV star’ and ‘cocaine-fuelled sex session’.
A quick look at the Internet Movie Database shows Deayton’s
career has continued unabated.
A quick look at Amazon shows no results for a search for
Stacy Herbert or her book.
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Koo Stark and Prince Andrew’s affair happened in
the early 1980’s and according to this article floundered when it ‘was revealed
that she starred in a soft porn movie’. If only the Royals had had access to
the Internet Movie Database at that time, they would have seen the words ‘sex
farce’ in the description of her first entry; ‘illicit photographs of young
girls’ in the third, ‘The Blue Film’ as the title of the fourth, ‘erotic
coming-of-age film’ in the fifth, ‘thrust into a depraved world of
prostitution, predatory lesbians, a fugitive murderess, bondage, branding, and
one supremely sadistic monk’ in the sixth – all made before she met Prince
Andrew.
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No, not Germany in 1933.
As a result of the 2003 UK local elections the BNP held 16
councils seats, mostly in the North and in the West Midlands.
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I once read that to get to the truth in any tabloid ‘news’
story you should read the last 2 paragraphs first. ‘Nuclear Lorry Hit’ sounds
like a headline that should be on the front page until you read the phrases
‘small amount of radioactive waste’ and ‘No one was hurt’ near the end.
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Sinead Quinn? A product of TV show Fame Academy.
After that number 2 hit she released one more single that peaked at 19. Oasis? Never heard of them.
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Some familiar names here, including the long dead Elvis
Presley and (from the sublime to the ridiculous) The Cheeky Girls. The only one
of these acts that I have seen live is George Thorogood and the Destroyers.
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