The © Muhammad Haque Daily Ethical Commentary

The © Muhammad Haque Daily Ethical Commentary [1]

0250 [0240] [0230] [0200] Hrs GMT London Tuesday 08 January 2013.

 The © Muhammad Haque Daily Ethical Commentary

 [1]

I did a montage of three print titles on Monday, 7th January 2013.

[See the picture of that montage, I have published with this Commentary]

I used one of the 'East London"-linked titles operated by the Right-wing, pro-racist, pro-cuts agenda-peddling operation called “Archant” which controls what used to be the “East London Advertiser” and the “Morning Star” [the “Peoples’ Press’, another name for the CPGB] and the City of London, Cons-agenda backing, free sheet title [mostly circulated on buses and the City of London areas] CITYAM.

I highlighted the front-page of the “Morning Star” [Monday 7 January 2013] and kept parts of the other two in the relative background.

The reason for featuring the Morning Star in this way is to keep the focus of my work on the poverty-creation agenda that is underway in the CONDEMed Britain today.

The actual text underneath the “Morning Star” front page headline is less acceptable than the headline to me. The CPGB still pursues the “politics” of centralised bureaucracy and remains a million miles removed, away from the daily battles and the ordinary peoples across Britain today, the title [the ‘newspaper’ the ‘Morning Star’] is not representing the struggle of the ordinary people. Yet it, the Morning Star, is representing a different position as compared to the Guardian and or indeed the other “Fleet Street” titles that both SKY and the BBC feature and promote daily.

The core of the difference is to say that CONDEM Collusion [my words] is attacking Society and that it is enriching the Rich even further.

Where the “Morning Star” fails is in the “solution” to the problems being created, maintained by the agenda that CONDEM pursues.

In its apparent criticisms of the official British Parliamentary “Opposition” Labour front Bench the Morning Star is embarrassingly contradictory.

It has failed to examine the corrupting role of Parliament a and so it has failed to examine any part of the Parliament in any way that would show the truth.

The Morning Star is a thin, a very pale imitation of what a true and truth telling campaigning, democracy-backing daily newspaper for the people in Britain would be, could be. And should be. NOW!

[To be continued]