What recession? By Liz Jones
I saw this and thought you might all like to read it: Yes Liz, it is just you.
Category Archives: Liz Jones
Liz Jones identifies cause of British riots
Liz Jones is supposedly a fashion journalist, but given her penchant for writing bizarre drivel the Daily Mail are more than happy for her to join their dedicated team of moronic columnists and they welcome her views on pretty much any subject – whether it is sending her to Somalia to report on famine, or […]
Liz Jones on motherhood
Firstly, Liz gets to grips with sexism: Women today use sexism as a way to bully and oppress others. She then starts to make the world revolve around herself again (it appears her trip to Somalia didn’t change her at all) by complaining: I am fed up that I am always being accused of having […]
The unimaginable horror of being Liz Jones
Liz Jones wallows in more self-pity today with an article that is an insult to anyone who actually works for a living (and no, Liz, scribbling a few inanities a few times a week is not work): ‘Seeking a cosy hostel, for 17 cats, four collies… and me‘ [istyosty.com link]. She writes: I don’t think […]
The Shameless and Feckless Liz Jones
Liz Jones earns a huge salary, far more than what even the Daily Mail classes as a ‘Middle-England’ income. She earned six-figure salaries as a Magazine editor and as far as she is according to the Daily Mail ‘one of Fleet Street’s highest paid columnists’ (remember, Richard Littlejohn is on close to £1 million a […]
Liz Jones and Immigrants
Liz Jones is an odd writer in that even when she is saying something that you in the whole agree with, you still can’t help but be annoyed with the way that she says it. Liz Jones sometimes tries to make a reasonable point, but her snobbery and addiction to what she pays for things […]
Eejit Jones’ Diary
Now, I’ve thought long and hard about whether to write this. Because as you know, I’ve made it the habit of a lifetime not to slag off other writers – especially well-known, influential ones. And it’s not such a great idea to break the habit of a lifetime twice in a week. Then I thought, sod it. […]