I wouldn't believe or worry too much about what you read in the Guardian with circulation in free fall, down from 350,000 to 180,000, between early 2008 and October 2014. It's a similar story with the other mendacious and malevolent Jewish owned rags:
The UK newspaper the Sun has seen its circulation drop
from 3.2m to 2.02m.
The Daily Mail is down from 2.2m to 1.7m
The Daily Telegraph is down from from 850,000 to 505,000.
Typical Daily Mail Front Page | The Poke.
The Times is down from 620,000 to 400,000.
The Guardian is down from 350,000 to 180,000.
The Independent is down from 230,000 to 63,000.
The Financial Times is down from 450,000 to 217,000.
Source: http://aanirfan.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/media-exposed-circulations-drop.html
This is great news as people realise that newspapers are just jew-trash and always have been
ReplyDeletewe see rupert murdoch before him it was robert maxwell and then william randolf hearst all jewspushing for war and hatred against white people
they now give newspapers away free now in waitrose supermarkets because people wont pay for them
lets hope people keep waking up
@11:25 Apparently the free newspaper gimmick is not available to all customers but part of a loyalty card scheme of sorts. I understand the supermarket chain and/or the loyalty card scheme pays in some way for the newspaper cost. It sounds like a kind of nectar card scheme but on a much smaller scale.
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine was in Manchester a while back and told me he was surprised to see piles upon piles of Manchester News (I think that's what it was called) on the pedestrianised walkways for anyone to help themselves to. There were also loads of guys handing them out to anyone who would take one. Then he discovered that they were foc in the shops as well! It has to be more than advertisers paying for all this and much of the press must be operating at a severe loss, propped up and kept on life support by NWO funding. The trouble for any advertisers is that a freebie local rag is not one that is necessarily read. My friend told me he saw several dumped in litter bins or left on trains, trams and buses probably after just a cursory look at the front or back pages without even opening them or taking them home. "Good!" I told him.
Whilst I applaud the death of the mainstream media and it's incredibly obvious propagandistic stance, it must be said that those figures are for newsPAPER sales and do not include all those who use computers & tablets to read the rubbish as opposed to paying good money to get their fingers dirty reading yesterdays news.
ReplyDeleteThink of it as the neglected aspect fallacy, if you like. My mum stopped buying the Daily Mail a couple of years ago but avidly reads it for a couple of hours a day on the computer and thinks its much better because "there's so much more of it online". Gaaaaaah!!
the newspapers are given away free because the message of the propaganda is more important than the money
ReplyDeletethink on that, propaganda before money, is that a first ?
Their problem is that even when it's free, no one wants to read most of it, as it's untrue and clearly untrue. The control system must either start telling people the truth or use total crushing methods to destroy oposition. It's fairly obvious which method they're moving towards. Truth is fighting back.
ReplyDeletePopped into one neighbour the other day and happen to pick up The Sun while she was away making a coffee and had a quick scan of the content which I thought was drivel and dribble. Nowt but gossip and tits and football.
ReplyDeleteMy only hope is that lower circulation = more readers heading towards alternative news outlets such as The Tap which is increasing in numbers.
Whilst the declining figures are encouraging the demise of printed MSM propaganda has long since been predicted as a result of electronic versions become available.
ReplyDeleteWhen reading "newspapers" output an important thing to consider is the censoring influence of those who place advertising ( the main revennue ). Can you guess which vocal minority owns most of that industry.
The hard copy sales are only part of the picture see some of the the online figures here.
http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/mail-online-soars-biggest-ever-traffic-total-129m-unique-browsers-worldwide
Those reading the newspapers online will hopefully also browse the comments sections on the articles they read, which is where the more 'aware' can take the opportunity to educate them further.
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