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G20 'Protesters'
Now that the G20 'Protesters' have had their day out in London, what are the chances that the ITV daytime TV ratings took a dip yesterday and are back up to normal today?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think there were a great many people protesting yesterday and I think it is inaccurate to assume they were all unemployed. A number of important pressure groups including the TUC were involved in the more peaceful marches and protests. As for the violence, I think the 'usual suspects' like the anarchists were involved and they were heavily backed by their foreign counterparts.
It's always about money with you isn't it Youngmafbog?
If you think the country has gone to the dogs you should go to France where they know how to do proper protests!
Or Athens where people were killed and shots fired at the police.
Heck! there were even Riots in Canada last year!
Still that's no reason to stop talking the UK down is it?
What a patriot!
If you think the country has gone to the dogs you should go to France where they know how to do proper protests!
Or Athens where people were killed and shots fired at the police.
Heck! there were even Riots in Canada last year!
Still that's no reason to stop talking the UK down is it?
What a patriot!
I'm with you there, flip_flop, ITV daytime viewing figures probably took a nosedive.
I mean, who wants to be confronted with real issues when Shona is still caght up in the kangaroo incident, and Judge Judy is about to issue judgement on whether Zak should pay back the $400 that he insists was a gift - oh, and don't forget whether ("boo, hiss") nasty Anne Robinson took the p**s out of whichever contestant.
And they interrupt this quality programming for images of ruffians and oiks - (I bet you most of them are unemployed) - running around and attacking our great British Bobbies...... (at least that's what The Daily Mail informed me)
I mean, who wants to be confronted with real issues when Shona is still caght up in the kangaroo incident, and Judge Judy is about to issue judgement on whether Zak should pay back the $400 that he insists was a gift - oh, and don't forget whether ("boo, hiss") nasty Anne Robinson took the p**s out of whichever contestant.
And they interrupt this quality programming for images of ruffians and oiks - (I bet you most of them are unemployed) - running around and attacking our great British Bobbies...... (at least that's what The Daily Mail informed me)