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Listed below are comments made by WinsChest between Wednesday, 5th November 2008 and Wednesday, 1st July 2009.

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Honesty: The new battleground 12:18pm on 01 Jul 2009 "Probably the fact that the civil servants involved had little faith that this information would not end up in The Daily Telegraph 2 days later."

Yes. Because, for most of the 50 odd million in this country, that would be a terrible thing.
Honesty: The new battleground 12:17pm on 01 Jul 2009 "Hell have to retract the statement, and correct himself showing the UK that the tories are maybe throwing about a lot of inaccurate statements."

Well, before we start accusing people of inaccurate statements, let's be sure of more accurate spelling. Are you asking Beelzebub to retract a statement here?

"When you come across as that tory, and that biased, you have no argument in criticising the tone of the blog."

Oh, you mean that they should come across like you? Verbose, ill-written excuses for Mandy, Brown and Co? Blatant Labour flag waving with the pathetic, and barely noticeable disclaimer, "Not that I agree with labour policy 100%"?
Honesty: The new battleground 11:58am on 01 Jul 2009 @ Mike_Naylor

I don't believe someone who is so awful at spelling should actually be permitted so many comments.

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Honesty: The new battleground 11:54am on 01 Jul 2009 The question is, if this information is so 'freely available', why was Osborne denied it at all? Has no one seen that scene in A Few Good Men; Tom Cruise asks Jack Nicholson for a copy of transfer orders, as he believes that something foul is up, knowing that he could get them from, as Demi Moore later says "...any department at the Pentagon." The reason for asking for them? "You wanted to see [his] reaction."

Maybe Osborne wanted to see 'his' reaction?
Brilliant Barcelona outclass Man Utd 08:33am on 28 May 2009 I think the media are hilarious. Expecting us to take their punditry seriously. Before the game it was;

'These two amazing teams', the 'best in the world', the 'greatest players', 'both teams have winners and awesome footballers.'

After the game, which is a one off by the way NOT an entire, damn season;

'United are way behind', 'Barcelona from a different planet', 'United crisis', 'This is why they lost.'

Absolutely pathetic sensationalism. Just grow up. Barcelona shouldn't have been in the final and yet everyone is saying that, based on a final performance, it is justice that they are champions of Europe. Tell that to the Bridge. If United had played against Barcelona like that (i.e. if Fletcher had been playing, Iniesta out and they hadn't scored an early goal) would they really have been saying how United embarrassed Barca with football from another planet? If Park's effort in the first minute hadn't been saved, would Barca have collapsed? My opinion? Probably. Football is much more about 'ifs' and 'buts' than players possibly coming from outer galaxies. Have some perspective.
Obama shackled by debt 11:24am on 05 Nov 2008 "US public sector debt is well over $1000bn, equivalent to around 80% of US economic output"

Guys, really. Edit properly. It's $10,000 billion ($10 trillion). If US economic output was $1,000bn I don't think we'd be bothering to write endless commentary about their election...

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