Given Iain Dale’s occasional pokes at Liberal Democrat Voice for being Pravda like, I could hardly let pass this story from the real Pravda, which features Ming Campbell. Verily the party’s press operation reaches all parts of the media 🙂
PS Make sure you read right to the end of the Pravda story to see how they label their link to other stories. Very modest.
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Brilliant! Why don’t we have stories like that in the English press?
And their label is just above a Google ad for a dating site to “Meet beautiful russin women”.
Maybe the Daily Telegraph website could have similar Google ads “Meet beautiful women from [insert name of a place in the UK, but I won’t earn the wrath of anywhere by randomly picking it]”
Brilliant! Why don’t we have stories like that in the English press?
Because, however much David Cameron might like to say different, our country isn’t collectively suffering a nervous breakdown.