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Post by buccaneer on Jun 29, 2023 0:00:15 GMT
A kick in the teeth for the mob who deride it, but GB NEWS got top award after just two years after it was launched for Best Multinational News Programme. Nigel Farage got an award for Best Presenter. tric.org.uk/winners/ |
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Post by Einhorn on Jun 29, 2023 0:26:21 GMT
A kick in the teeth for the mob who deride it, but GB NEWS got top award after just two years after it was launched for Best Multinational News Programme. Nigel Farage got an award for Best Presenter. tric.org.uk/winners/LOL! Who could ever forget that glorious moment GB News held a poll asking its viewers to vote on whether they would vote to rejoin the EU? Rejoin won! The look on the presenter's face was priceless. Take another look: www.indy100.com/politics/gb-news-brexit-vote-2658726837If viewer polls are that important to you, Bubs, you might want consider the results of that little one  |
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Post by buccaneer on Jun 29, 2023 10:26:24 GMT
A kick in the teeth for the mob who deride it, but GB NEWS got top award after just two years after it was launched for Best Multinational News Programme. Nigel Farage got an award for Best Presenter. tric.org.uk/winners/LOL! Who could ever forget that glorious moment GB News held a poll asking its viewers to vote on whether they would vote to rejoin the EU? Rejoin won! The look on the presenter's face was priceless. Take another look: www.indy100.com/politics/gb-news-brexit-vote-2658726837If viewer polls are that important to you, Bubs, you might want consider the results of that little one First time the public decided without the interference of a committee or anyone else. Over a million people. As far as votes go, GB News and Farage are in sync with the Great British public more than some would have you believe. Ouch. |
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Post by Einhorn on Jun 29, 2023 10:28:32 GMT
LOL! Who could ever forget that glorious moment GB News held a poll asking its viewers to vote on whether they would vote to rejoin the EU? Rejoin won! The look on the presenter's face was priceless. Take another look: www.indy100.com/politics/gb-news-brexit-vote-2658726837If viewer polls are that important to you, Bubs, you might want consider the results of that little one First time the public decided without the interference of a committee or anyone else. Over a million people. As far as votes go, GB News and Farage are in sync with the Great British public than some would have you believe. Ouch. Right, so when the viewing public votes for a news presenter, that's significant. But when the viewing public votes to rejoin the EU (on a poll conducted by GB News), that's insignificant. The gammon mind works in mysterious ways. |
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Post by buccaneer on Jun 29, 2023 10:39:31 GMT
First time the public decided without the interference of a committee or anyone else. Over a million people. As far as votes go, GB News and Farage are in sync with the Great British public than some would have you believe. Ouch. Right, so when the viewing public votes for a news presenter, that's significant. But when the viewing public votes to rejoin the EU (on a poll conducted by GB News), that's insignificant. The gammon mind works in mysterious ways. This thread is about GBNews winning an award for best multinational news programme, and Farage winning best presenter. If you want to try and troll, start your own thread Hermy. |
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Post by Einhorn on Jun 29, 2023 10:44:53 GMT
Right, so when the viewing public votes for a news presenter, that's significant. But when the viewing public votes to rejoin the EU (on a poll conducted by GB News), that's insignificant. The gammon mind works in mysterious ways. This thread is about GBNews winning an award for best multinational news programme, and Farage winning best presenter. If you want to try and troll, start your own thread Hermy. First, it's Freudy Hermy. Second, the subtext is that the principles GB News stands for are in the ascendant. That subtext is a complete fallacy. GB News held its own poll, and the principles GB News stands for lost. The Brexit star has been waning for a long time. It's understandable that you would grasp at any straw, Bubbles. Try harder. |
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Post by buccaneer on Jun 29, 2023 10:47:26 GMT
This thread is about GBNews winning an award for best multinational news programme, and Farage winning best presenter. If you want to try and troll, start your own thread Hermy. First, it's Freudy Hermy. Second, the subtext is that the principles GB News stands for are in the ascendant. That subtext is a complete fallacy. GB News held its own poll, and the principles GB News stands for lost. The Brexit star has been waning for a long time. It's understandable that you would grasp at any straw, Bubbles. Try harder. I've started a thread on GBNews and one of its presenters winning an award. You muddle that with Brexit. Lol. Mind you, when you're muddling up your genders, I suppose anything is possible... |
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Post by Einhorn on Jun 29, 2023 10:49:39 GMT
First, it's Freudy Hermy. Second, the subtext is that the principles GB News stands for are in the ascendant. That subtext is a complete fallacy. GB News held its own poll, and the principles GB News stands for lost. The Brexit star has been waning for a long time. It's understandable that you would grasp at any straw, Bubbles. Try harder. I've started a thread on GBNews and one of its presenters winning an award. You muddle that with Brexit. Lol. Mind you, when you're muddling up your genders, I suppose anything is possible... You started a thread that was based on public opinion (a public poll). There is no thematic discontinuity in pointing out that GB News held a poll of its own (which it lost). |
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Post by buccaneer on Jun 29, 2023 10:57:27 GMT
I've started a thread on GBNews and one of its presenters winning an award. You muddle that with Brexit. Lol. Mind you, when you're muddling up your genders, I suppose anything is possible... You started a thread that was based on public opinion (a public poll). There is no thematic discontinuity in pointing out that GB News held a poll of its own (which it lost). It didn't lose anything. It won an award and Farage also won an award for best presenter. This seems to have touched a nerve. Ouch. |
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Post by Einhorn on Jun 29, 2023 10:59:05 GMT
You started a thread that was based on public opinion (a public poll). There is no thematic discontinuity in pointing out that GB News held a poll of its own (which it lost). It didn't lose anything. It won an award and Farage also won an award for best presenter. This seems to have touched a nerve. Ouch. Touched a nerve? Read back through this thread. It's you that is doing the complaining. |
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Post by buccaneer on Jun 29, 2023 11:04:38 GMT
It didn't lose anything. It won an award and Farage also won an award for best presenter. This seems to have touched a nerve. Ouch. Touched a nerve? Read back through this thread. It's you that is doing the complaining. I'm talking about the topic. You are trying to derail it as usual, when the topic gets under your skin. |
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Post by borchester on Jun 29, 2023 12:19:22 GMT
According to a poll by the market research company Savanta, in May 2023 GB News was ranked as the UK's most-loved news brand, ahead of The Guardian and The Sun, which suggests that the station is not going to close down any time soon
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Post by Einhorn on Jun 29, 2023 12:33:30 GMT
According to a poll by the market research company Savanta, in May 2023 GB News was ranked as the UK's most-loved news brand, ahead of The Guardian and The Sun, which suggests that the station is not going to close down any time soon
The trick is to tell your audience exactly what they want to hear. Works like a charm. I think The Daily Mail is, or at least was, the best-selling newspaper too. |
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Post by Vinny on Jun 29, 2023 12:35:02 GMT
If we can Knight a loony like Grayson Perry we can Knight a democrat like Nigel Farage.
Arise Sir Nigel.
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Post by Einhorn on Jun 29, 2023 12:36:49 GMT
If we can Knight a loony like Grayson Perry we can Knight a democrat like Nigel Farage. Arise Sir Nigel. He can have his knighthood when Turkey joins the EU as he claimed it would. Until that happens, he's just a slimy toad who exploited the torture and death of Isis victims for a political end. |
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