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CNN Anchor Embarrasses Herself in Interview with the UK’s Daniel Hannan (Video)

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– Video of the Day – CNN Anchor Embarrasses Herself in Interview with the UK’s Daniel Hannan:

“I was bribed by billionaires, I was bribed by the Americans to report…not exactly the truth.”

–  From the post: “Non-Official Cover” – Respected German Journalist Blows Whistle on How the CIA Controls the Media

If you want a perfect example of why everyone hates the media so much, take a look at this interview, I mean interrogation, of British MEP Daniel Hannan by CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour.

Her bias is so unbelievably transparent, it’s embarrassing.

Finally, while we’re on the topic of CNN, I’ve got another gem for you. Take a look at how easily Vladimir Putin undress CNN’s Fareed Zakaria:

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Daniel Hannan Explains How Democracy Died In Europe (Video)

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– Daniel Hannan Explains How Democracy Died In Europe (ZeroHedge, March 12, 2015):

With Greece on the edge of being kicked out of the Eurozone , either voluntarily or otherwise, with an anti-austerity party on the verge of taking over the reins of power in Spain, with Beppe Grillo waiting in the corridors for his chance to pounce in Italy and with Marine le Pen and her nationalist party on the verge of becoming the biggest shocker of Europe over the coming years, here, according to Daniel Hannan, is what killed democracy in Europe. Europe itself.

Here are the punchlines, which are all based documented fact:

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Daniel Hannan Destroys The 3 Unquestionable Myths Of Our Crisis (Video)

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– Daniel Hannan Destroys The 3 Unquestionable Myths Of Our Crisis (ZeroHedge, Jan 26, 2013):

The past and present bailouts of each and every bank (and ‘important’ industry) will, one day, be seen as a generational offense is how MEP Daniel Hannan begins this thoroughly British demolition of the three critical myths surrounding the crisis, that despite market optics, we are still living through. From the idea that capitalism has failed (it has not in his view, it has been ravaged by political pandering), to the crisis being caused by lack of regulation, and that greed is the single-driver of the mess that we remain in; Hannan suggests in a brief but extremely eloquent debate that there is a world of difference between being pro business and pro market as he destroys any semblance of credibility that the political (and elite) class has echoing a young Ron Paul in his thoroughly libertarian free-market sensibilities.


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Two Thirds Of Icelanders Oppose EU Membership

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Is there no water fluoridation in Iceland? LOL!

– Two thirds of Icelanders oppose EU membership. Can you blame them? (Telegraph, Mar 31, 2012):

Icelanders cast a cold eye on the EU

Leftie bloggers keep returning, as a dog returneth to its vomit, to my admiration for Iceland. The fact that I praised Iceland’s economic model is a source of constant delight to them. Yet they are starting to look badly behind the times. Iceland is growing faster than the eurozone and, because its government didn’t make the mistake of assuming private bank liabilities, its recovery is not burdened by European-level debt-to-GDP ratios. Small wonder that, according to the most recent poll, 67 per cent of Icelanders oppose EU membership.

Don’t take my word for it. Listen to The Economist. Or to The Guardian. As the main Icelandic daily Morgunblaðið puts it:

Íslendinga vera klára þjóð sem hefði herst við þá erfiðleika sem kynslóðir þeirra hefðu gengið í gegnum og þeir vissu betur en að kasta á glæ frelsi sínu.

For the tiny number of people in the world who don’t read Icelandic, here it is in English:


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As they say in Reykjavík: Hver hlær núna? Who’s laughing now?

A Lesson For Europe: Why Iceland Won’t Join The Euro (Video)

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– A Lesson For Europe: Why Iceland Won’t Join The Euro (ZeroHedge, March 27, 2012):

In a brief but as usual succinct statement, MEP Daniel Hannan points out the country that decided to say no to establishment-rules and stuck to its guns by taking losses, devaluing its currency, and growing its way out of its pit of despair. The eloquent Englishman notes Iceland’s current enviable position in terms of not just growth but Debt to GDP and proffers upon his European Parliamentarian peers that perhaps, just perhaps, there is a lesson in here for all European governments (cough Greece/Portugal cough). 67% of Icelanders are now against joining the Euro.


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