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Mail on Sunday backs Remain [***Title edited by MNHQ on receipt of reports. Warning: Art Attack contained herein. If you're familiar with the work of Lucian Freud you'll know it's uninhibitedly fleshy]

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claig · 18/06/2016 22:17

Never thought much of its editor. Love Dacre on the Daily Mail.

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ozymandiusking · 18/06/2016 22:21

I think you are mistaken. The Mail on Sunday does not back the remain in Eu campaign.

BritBrit · 18/06/2016 22:22

very strange, does anyone know why the Mail on Sunday is remain but the Daily Mail is leave

claig · 18/06/2016 22:28

Daily Mail is run by a real Tory , Paul Dacre, from Leeds University, whom the progressives dislike.

Geordie Greig, Mail on Sunday, is Eton and Oxford, friend to the royals. When I heard that he spent years researching and writing a biography of Lucien Freud, I instantly knew he was a metropolitan elite progressive and not what I would call a real Tory like the formidable Paul Dacre, who scares the bejesus out of the progressives in standing up for the people.

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claig · 18/06/2016 22:32

Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's former chief of staff, said on Sky News a few years back that "the paper the politicians are scaed of is the Daily Mail". I don't think any of them are scared of the Mail on Sunday with Etonian Geordie at the helm.

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BurnTheBlackSuit · 18/06/2016 22:44

Confused I always thought the Mail on Sunday was just the Sunday edition of the Daily Mail, so the same paper?

claig · 18/06/2016 22:47

No, it is all down to the editor. Dacre gives the political class the heebie jeebies in standing up for the people, Eton and Oxford Geodie is more like a pussycat for them.

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YourPerception · 18/06/2016 22:49

I am surprised by this.

HugoBear · 18/06/2016 22:51

Industry insiders put the difference in opinion between the DM & MoS down to the absolute hatred between the two editors. If one said was day, the other would say it was night.

claig · 18/06/2016 23:04

'I am surprised by this.'

Etablishment stick together. The Daily Mail is not Establishment, Dacre scares them, he is for the people.

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disappoint15 · 18/06/2016 23:10

Will you stop this 'for the people' nonsense, claig? It's so embarrassingly wrong. We are all the people.

StepAwayFromTheThesaurus · 18/06/2016 23:16

In what universe is Paul dacre not part of 'the establishment'? Hmm

Pooka · 18/06/2016 23:22

Will you stop this 'for the people' nonsense, claig? It's so embarrassingly wrong. We are all the people.

^ this

HugoBear · 18/06/2016 23:23

Dacre only got a job on a newspaper because his dad was a journalist before him.

Peter Dacre was a show business journalist for the Express during WW2. I think he spent most of his time writing articles about how Shirley Temple looked 'all grown up' and criticising Gracie Fields for her weight.

claig · 18/06/2016 23:33

'Will you stop this 'for the people' nonsense, claig?'

When I use 'people', I use it in the strict sense of anti-establishment i.e. the people as opposed to the establishment. That is what the Daily Mail reader is, that is why they read the Daily Mail and like Dacre more than Geordie Greig. I don't mean all of the people, just people as opposed to the Establishment.

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claig · 18/06/2016 23:36

'Dacre only got a job on a newspaper because his dad was a journalist before him.'

But he turned the Daily Mail round and made it the paper that "the politicians fear" as Jonathan Powell, Blair's Chief of Staff, said. It is now the paper of Middle England and is the paper that is most in opposition to the metropolitan elite.

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YourPerception · 18/06/2016 23:37

I don't look at the mail because I am a rebel. I look because I am a sado that likes the sidebar of shame. BlushGrin

BankWadger · 18/06/2016 23:40

Claig stop cluttering up active convos with your sensationalist titles and crawl back under your rock. It's bloody boring.

claig · 18/06/2016 23:41

Yes, lots of people do that too.

I am amazed how popular the Mail is starting to become in the US. I hear lots of political commentators and libertarian figures quoting the Daily Mail. Lew Rockwell said "the Daily Mail is my favourite paper". Well done to the Daily Mail, it looks like it may be able to clean up in America the way it has done here.

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claig · 18/06/2016 23:43

'Claig stop cluttering up active convos with your sensationalist titles'

I am informing people that the Mail on Sunday has come out for Remain. That is big news. If you aren't interested, don't read the thread.

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YourPerception · 18/06/2016 23:43

The Kardashian show references the mailonline.

timetobackout · 18/06/2016 23:43

Times is for remain ,Sunday Times is for leave

Pigeonpost · 18/06/2016 23:45

The Daily Fail has cleared up the uk has it? Sorry love but I think you're on the wrong website for praising that particular newspaper....

claig · 18/06/2016 23:46

'Times is for remain ,Sunday Times is for leave'

That is interesting. I had heard about the Times, but not the Sunday Times.

'The Kardashian show references the mailonline.'

Good news for the Mail Grin

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claig · 18/06/2016 23:48

'The Daily Fail has cleaned up the uk has it?'

Cleaned up in the UK. It is Britain's second biggest selling newspaper after the Sun, which is not what you can really call a very serious newspaper.

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RitchyBestingFace · 18/06/2016 23:57

Paul Dacre is not a member of the Metropolitan Elite Hmm

Let me check - Paul Dacre the multimillionaire privately educated in Hampstead? Paul Dacre who receives thousands in EU subsidies for his salmon farm? THAT Paul Dacre?