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Methods of spin

I picked this up yesterday, it�s a report that suggests that the images of graphic brutality to Iraqi captives were produced by a porn site The conspiracy theorists are being fuelled I suggest by some shadow department in the Pentagon�s spin machine who may be trying to deflect some heat. The published report says the…

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The Downfall of the Abu Ghraib Dungeon

For decades Saddam Hussein’s infamous Abu Ghraib dungeon was the scene of terrible cruelty against innocent Iraqi captives. Now the US forces are in charge and it’s business as usual as the torture continues. Images of cruelty against the detainees surfaced last night and were broadcast on ABC’s ‘60 minutes’ programme. The shots showing Iraqis…

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Cowboys and Angels

Pity poor Peter Wood, Managing Director of B. Delamore Ltd. of Wisbech, and his 12-year-old son Charlie. You see, in their innocence they created a variety of petunia called ‘Charlie’s Angel’ which they took to market. Unfortunately, as their success began to take root, the full wrath of Columbia Pictures descended on this very English…

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Tony's week

I am keen to see how our PM, Bad Boy Blair , manages to spin his way out of his European U-turn this week. The last seven days have been bad for Tony, and the forthcoming seven will be full of deliberate distractions to try and outwit the pursuing pack of snarling, political scribblers.

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Who's winning the PR battle? My old pal Val low adds to the Posh and Becks debate with this think piece in Evening Standard

Who’s winning the PR battle? By Valentine Low, Evening Standard 6 April 2004 The battle lines were drawn up today – with David Beckham stuck in the middle. As the England football captain struggled to save his marriage, a PR battle was being waged through the media. On the one side was Victoria Beckham, desperate…