Twitter daily digest for 2008-03-01

  • Apparently Prince Harry’s plane dropped off some injured soldiers on its way back to Blighty. Did anyone catch their names? No? Thought not. #
  • The MoD must be jumping for joy. You just can’t buy this kind of propaganda. Oh, what a lovely war. #
  • AND YES! YES! YES! THERE HE IS! PRINCE HARRY’S GETTING OFF THE PLANE! OH MY GOD! IT’S HIM, IT’S HIM! God bless BBC objectivity. #
  • I might be being cynical here, but who thinks Harry had to go without body armour or patrol in a Snatch Land Rover? #
  • Prince Harry’s video diaries are next! War as reality television. How cool is that? And all the interviews! Oh, the hardship. The poor lamb. #
  • Is that repellent obsequiousness a genetic trait or is it taught at the BBC? ‘I generally don’t like England,’ says Harry. You and me both. #
  • Don’t get the deal for the media to keep quiet in return for access to Harry. If they’re so honourable, why did there need to be a carrot? #
  • @johnbrissenden I’ve missed this BBC WHITE thing. Jesus, I think I want to kick something. Again. The poor, poor persecuted whites. #
  • Lucky that Harry’s flight was delayed or it would have arrived in the middle of Gordon Brown’s conference speech. Funny how things turn out. #
  • I want to shake Brian Hanrahan. Dammit, man, get a grip. #
  • @mrpower But why, morally, did the media have to be offered inducements to protect Harry and his comrade’s safety? From that view it stinks. #

Posted on March 1st, 2008 at 11:59pm under Twittering

Related posts...
Digging the Entrenchment
Twitter daily digest for 2008-02-29
Cry Harry and let slip the knobs of war
   
Permalink
Trackback
Subscribe
Print


 
Comments Off

No Comments

Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.



Line and paragraph breaks are automatic, your e-mail address is never displayed, HTML allowed: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

RSS feed for comments on this post.