Today it reports that the crack dealer, who allegedly showed them a video, alleged by the Star, of Ford smoking something that appeared to be crack, has been arrested and stabbed in jail. (Those sure are a lot of allegeds that the Star has chosen to let its reputation die on.)
I've come to for the view that very little The Star prints should be believed unless it can be independently verified by a creditable source.
This sentence from today's article exemplifies how discreditable that newspaper has become:
"As well, that no one wanted to take the $200,000 raised by Gawker because it was too public and there was a belief the money could be traced."Yeah. Right. The crack dealer was too worried to take the $200K. Because if the supposed video (that's actual existence has never been proven) had come out, the attention would be on the crack dealer rather than Rob Ford and the video itself. The Toronto Star: a newspaper written by idiots for idiots.
But Toronto Sun, Newstalk 1010, and all the rest of them are reporting the same thing.
ReplyDeleteThey're all ratbag communists who've had a vendetta against my BFF Robby since Day 1. Why don't people just leave Rob Ford alone!
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