Saturday, Jul 19, 2008
And again
Daily Express: CREDIT CRUNCH: WE ARE OVER THE WORST
BRITAIN has ridden out the worst of the global credit crunch, leading world economists said last night.
After months of gloomy financial forecasts, the International Monetary Fund predicts the economy will bounce back and enjoy sustained growth.
Posted by little professor @ 04:35 AM (1491 views) Add Comment
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1. hpwatcher said...
I don't think everyone really believes that. But I think people will buy the newspaper because it offers hope.
2. Deadman said...
Only thick people buy the Express. Now that's a FACT.
3. eurorocks said...
I wonder if Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf, the old Iraqi Information Minister, has been running some seminars recently :-)
4. musn't grumble said...
They may be cheaper than the average if you have a 25% deposit, but they are still way off what they were a couple of years ago - assuming they will give you a mortgage. So, do we think the Express are finally past the Diana conspiracy era.
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6. Charlie Brooker said...
Don't forget we are now entering what is known in the media as The Silly Season.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silly_season
7. mark wadsworth said...
THey're getting over Diana, but they still haven't quite got the hang of HPC yet. Even the Mail is ahead of them on that one.
8. renting2 said...
If that rag's reporters read and reported the actual figures from the IMF ...............
9. it_is_going_with_a_bang said...
Newsflash : Man on the moon thinks global credit crunch over.
10. symo said...
Ah denying what happened to Diana now replaced with forever rising house prices.
11. wiltshire said...
Who buys this cr*p??? I would have thought Express readers were smart enough to realise the predicament this country is in.
12. Landedgentry said...
Thick council estate chavs buy this paper.
13. titaniccaptain said...
House prices falls are relative to the great depression but things are ok, all is beautifull and wealth is flooding to the u.k and you are a very handsome man and women adore you...............I will now count down from 10 and on 1 you will awake...............10..............6......3...2...1. That concludes your hynotherapy and positive afirmation for today Mr Brown....pleases send in Mr Darling followed by the reporters for the Daily Express
14. plato said...
The BEANO is more factual.
15. denzil said...
Ah, the Express. Written by morons for morons.
It's not simply a case that I disagree with this article it's just that the Express is complete shite in general.
16. Stevo said...
Good job this article was pointed out , as I just noticed the bird eating a pack of crisps.
17. alan said...
@12 Landed gentry
My Chav mates on the council house estate wouldn't read this rubbish.
Take a Break has much more intellectual content and sensible reporting.
18. drewster said...
I think the Daily Express is often bought bulk by big companies to leave floating around reception areas. I've seen them in garages, dentists' waiting rooms, and I remember an airline (BA?) giving them out free when you board your flight at Heathrow. So in other words they're just one step up from Metro.
Anyways, here's a heading from 17th May 2008:
(courtesy of ukhousebubble.blogspot.com)
19. Stevo said...
drewster you should not be so negative about the express , we think it is a very usefull paper, my wife wraps up the leftovers in it, and when the dog does its buisness in the garden,it makes a better wrapper than plastic bags as it breaks down faster in land fill, shame on you
20. Stevo said...
Hi its me again I have just raided the pantry looking for a packet of crisps, every time I see the express I just want to eat crisps,