Guardian’s Posh Gutter-Mouth – ‘Something Of The Shite About Her!’
Apologies for the rude word, but read on and you’ll understand why!
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After an arguably all together too enjoyable Saturday, I was on my second mug of black coffee Sunday morning before it seemed acceptable to trawl through the media for blogworthy tidbits.
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Hangovers are best cured by aforesaid caffeine fixes, but also by concentrating on reasons to be cheerful, and one such arose from the noisome Guardian left propaganda rag, a grisly spectre named Marina Hyde, whose elegant vocabulary has inspired us before.
The foul-mouthed cow allegedly read English at Christ Church, Oxford –
– but her fancy education evidently provided her with inadequate words to criticise Jacob Rees-Mogg MP coherently. The Hyde-Hag was reduced to calling the Brexit champion, wait for it, a…
‘sh*t-lord!’
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Marina Hyde
Back then, we asked if The Guardian could ‘compel or cajole its columnists to wash their gobs out with carbolic soap now and then?’
But this past Sunday, my immediate thought, my reason to be cheerful, was –
‘Thank God I Didn’t Have To Wake Up Beside THAT, This Morning.’
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‘There really is something of the shite about her!’
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/jul/05/ann-widdecomb-political-exhumation-insult-ignorance-brexit-party
The foul-mouthed brute actually used that sentence, which sums up her own personality beautifully, to attack Anne Widdecombe MEP, a respectable British lady of advanced years but of unimpeachable character…
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Olivia N 23:42 on July 8, 2019 Permalink |
Wise man, to thank the lord you are not living under the same roof as that fishwife!
She’s just another poor little rich girl, slumming it at a safe distance by using dirty words that she thinks the lower classes use all the time.
These snobs abound on the left.
Even her double-barreled maiden name, Dudley-Williams, was artificially created. The family name was always just Williams till Gramps chsnged it.
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Vicki 00:08 on July 9, 2019 Permalink |
No decent woman would use that kind of language. In a fit of temper a bit of strong languagr can burst out but to write a newspaper article you might think she could control herself.
Her parents didn’t do a very good job of bringing her up!
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Ned A 00:23 on July 9, 2019 Permalink |
I wonder how she likes being on the receiving end.
Give her hell, mate, she deserves no less after how she insulted old Ann..
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Joan Hollings 03:06 on July 9, 2019 Permalink |
Born into privilege, educated expensively, but she can’t express her opinions without descending to a level of vulgarity we might expect to hear from drunken yobs in a closing time brawl.
Did she get her ‘journalist’ job through the private school ‘old girls network?’
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