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between Mein Kampf and Now magazine?
No, Hooded; The Sun got rid of it's intense Mein Kampf-ism when it found out many Brit. West Indians bought it - for whatever reason - during the nineties. If the Mail continues to terrify (before harping on about patronisingly about the lasses in Sex And The City, or acting like dizzy 'reporters' in gossip magazines), it may even do to the Sun what they did to the Mirror in 1978; overtake it in readership.
Sorry, Arthur...you're right - my I.Q. is indeed questionable (or even low, if you will), but the few brain-cells between my ears recognise the way The Mail can easily influence the more intellectual of us - which in England is easy once certain words are splashed across the front page.
http://thelostmessage.blogspot.com/2005/12/daily-hate-mail.html
No, Hooded; The Sun got rid of it's intense Mein Kampf-ism when it found out many Brit. West Indians bought it - for whatever reason - during the nineties. If the Mail continues to terrify (before harping on about patronisingly about the lasses in Sex And The City, or acting like dizzy 'reporters' in gossip magazines), it may even do to the Sun what they did to the Mirror in 1978; overtake it in readership.
Sorry, Arthur...you're right - my I.Q. is indeed questionable (or even low, if you will), but the few brain-cells between my ears recognise the way The Mail can easily influence the more intellectual of us - which in England is easy once certain words are splashed across the front page.
http://thelostmessage.blogspot.com/2005/12/daily-hate-mail.html