The Daily Express has a long history of hate and division, but facts are what they and many others in the corporate media are afraid of:
“Dear Daily Express,
1. Who decided that this was news?
2. How much do you know of the stories of the men featured in this picture?
3. Who specifically is angry and why are they angry?
4. Why do you wish to create hate and division?
5. How often do you report on the 4.1 million children living in poverty in the UK?
6. Do you believe that the hate you spew will eventually have a detrimental effect on your own mental health?
7. Do you describe yourselves as journalists?
8. If so, by what measurement do you regard yourselves to be so?
9. Have you ever thought about trying to make the world a better place?
None of the very best
Nihal Arthanayake
