when 'all the news that's fit to print' stops reporting what goes against their upper crust values, you need to look in the gutters for the truth. There are se

when 'all the news that's fit to print' stops reporting what goes against their upper crust values, you need to look in the gutters for the truth. There are several times where the goddamn Daily Mail was the fastest quick and dirty way to get the facts, while the fancy papers avoided, deflected, or put on their three pairs of "systemic" eyeglasses before telling the reader the where, when, whys of what's happened.