2013/07/24 01:56:38
sharke
I pretty much ignore the antics of the Royal Family and could not care less about any of the news coverage about them, but this baby lark is really making me feel sick. We laugh at the North Korean media and their fawning, sycophantic treatment of Kim-Jong wassname, but really the British media is almost as bad when it comes to the Royals. Just look at this slavering piece in the Daily Mail:
 

 
Brave? Brave? Holy crap....
"That neat bump was the only thing which gave away the fact Kate had given birth just a day earlier" -- except of course the blanket global news coverage you mean....
Give me strength....I cannot wait until this baby nonsense is over! 
2013/07/24 01:58:35
Rain
Ditto.
2013/07/24 02:02:30
sharke
I much prefer Private Eye's coverage of the event:
 

2013/07/24 02:05:15
craigb
Are they sure Wayne Rooney wasn't involved?
2013/07/24 07:55:08
spacey
I haven't watched enough to have it bother me.
 
I did see a report this morning of them taking their baby home.
I'm very happy for them. Nothing in the world like having a baby.
It's also history of a royal family unfolding and I enjoy seeing it as I wish them well.
 
The media? Well that's another story.
 
 
2013/07/24 07:57:46
Mooch4056
I agree. Way more important things a dignified media could be covering in today's time. American pressitututes are no better if not worse than Bristish. CNN is a joke here. I go to the Internet for real deeper news now a days. They are covering this baby like crazy here. Tired of the Eleite pukes of the world.
2013/07/24 09:34:53
SteveStrummerUK
 
Right on Sharke
 
I was beginning to think I was the only person on this planet who couldn't give a flying feck about this irrelevant bunch of worthless, spoilt, dysfunctional, feckless, pampered, vomit-inducing, purposeless, unelected, expendable, inbred morons
 
We're thirteen years into the twenty-first century, and people are happy to entertain the idea of 'princes' and 'princesses' and royalty and suchlike. And worse still, they are actually happy to pay for their luxurious and privileged lifestyle. And at a time when ordinary families in this country are having to rely on food banks to feed their kids.
 
To think that someone is worthy of being bowed and scraped to because of where, and to whom, they were born is an anachronism we should abolish immediately.
 
We must have had a communal national stroke somewhere along the line...
 
Vive la République and all that.
 
 
 
 
2013/07/24 10:18:53
spacey
Oh...that bowing thing...nope, that doesn't work. I think the US made that clear centuries ago.
Money and corrupt laws is what brings Americans to their knees.
 
No doubt the news media in general just sucks. Easy to get away from their BS though....I thought.
 
Hard to stomach a lot of what is going on in the world.
For every homeless family in America there are six vacant homes. I'm sure there is some **** that can explain that as if it makes sense.
 
We could take every person in the world and put them in the state of Texas and it wouldn't be as crowded as New York City. I'm sure there is some **** that can explain that as if it makes sense too.
 
Wish I had a space ship...like the one Bruce Dern had...you know it's true, I've said it many times. :)
 
 
 
 
 
 
2013/07/24 10:21:24
Mesh
The English have Royalty and the Americans have Hollywood. There's a lot of rubbish in between that people like to feed themselves with.
 
But, it is a Blessing to have a new baby (Royalty or not).
2013/07/24 10:33:12
57Gregy
"We laugh at the North Korean media and their fawning, sycophantic treatment of Kim-Jong wassname, but really the British media is almost as bad when it comes to the Royals."
 
Worse, since the Western media doesn't have to do it.
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