Comments

1. Hundal media, inc.

   Thursday 21 February 2008 at 4:28

   Dear DSTPFW Complaints department,

   I’m writing to register a complaint about your coverage of the Archbishop of Cuntspiracy’s pronouncements on Monday 18th February. The complaint refers principally to coverage on DSTPFW’s website and news bulletins on DSTPFW’s various associate sites on Tuesday 19th February and the 20th February 2008.

   I found the website’s coverage sensationalist and biased against the Archbishop, muddying the waters over what he said in his speech and with no attempt at giving it context. His words of wisdom are recognised the world over, like here: http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/node/6784

   PS. The Archbishop of Cuntspiracy would like to point out by way of correction that he has no peaches for the monkey to steal, only raisins.

   yours faithfully,

   Hundal Media holdings, inc.

2. SnoopyTheGoon

   Thursday 21 February 2008 at 7:17

   No contest, true. A technical question: why is that trick called “Monkey steals the peach”? Is it supposed to be applied twice to the same perp?

3. dirigible

   Thursday 21 February 2008 at 10:31

   Sunny has carried on regardless. It’s the funniest attempt at flying in the face of the facts I’ve seen since dsquared encountered a former UN medical surveyor at the HP comments.

4. Will

   Thursday 21 February 2008 at 10:46

   Did Prof Geras ever get an apology from Mr Hundal (who is probably a very nice man and has facial hair that is appropriate for formal media events/promotional tours/book signings/televisual appearances and so forth)?

   http://normblog.typepad.com/normblog/2007/10/sunny-spell.html

   

5. Jura Watchmaker

   Thursday 21 February 2008 at 12:28

   It’s the duplicity of Sunny Hundal that gets me most (and has affected me personally in CiF ‘debates’). In “comment” journalism this quality is fast becoming a necessary qualification for the job, and if Hundal doesn’t first implode he could go far in his chosen career. There may be honour among thieves, but there is bugger all to be found among the London liberal-left chatterati.

6. hakmao

   Thursday 21 February 2008 at 13:30

   That’s liberals for you though–they should not and never should be trusted and should be kept where you can see them at all times.

7. Barbara Meinhoff

   Sunday 24 February 2008 at 0:25

   Surely this complaint to the BBC is a high risk strategy for an aspiring multimedia yoot spokesman and 2nd generationASIAN iconoclast such as young Money Bundle.

   He must be acutely aware that this risks him slipping off that much coveted BBC rolodex of ‘contacts wot are effniks that we can get on to gabble about shit’. The letter isn’t even interesting enough to make it onto the Duty Log Mental leaks on Holy Moly.

   They’re already pimping useless R’n'B crooner Jay Sean a hell of a lot more alongside those dire adverts for Asian Network.

   But still, has he felt aggrieved enough to set up a facebook group yet?