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Clinton, Thatcher...those names sound familiar...could the younger females take American politics by storm in the next 10 years? As in: Chelsea Clinton, Amanda Thatcher...? Read the story below...
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/wom...l-dynasty.html
As I glanced over the comments, it appears as if that would be a conservative paper if it was based here in the US.
Bang on, Willie. The Daily Telegraph is the house magazine of the largely Tory home counties.Quote:
Originally Posted by Willie Escalade
Stridently, and to be fair, consistently anti-EU, but owned by a pair of very secretive brothers who choose to live outside the UK tax and legal systems on the smallest of the Channel Islands.
While I'm at it, the Daily Mail, outspoken supporters of Hitler, Mussolini and home-grown Mosleyite fascistsup to the outbreak of war in 1939, is still owned by the same family; the current owner is tax-resident in France. Then there's Rupert Murdoch, owner of the Euro-sceptic Sun and the Times, currently a US citizen despite being born Australian.
So almost all the ownership of the national media in the UK which are opposed to the UK's continued membership of the EU do not live or pay taxes in the UK.
Hypocrisy? Yes. And are their readers being had? Undoubtedly.