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Qu’est-ce qu’un gracieux bonjour, Arthru!

Bienvenue!

Premièrement, donnez-moi l’opportunité de vous montrer mon appréciation pour chacune des super infos que j’ai trouvées sur cet formidable site web .

Je ne suis pas sure d’être au bon section mais je n’en ai pas vu de meilleur.

Je réside à Hull, canada . J’ai 30 ans et j’élève 4 très gentils enfants qui sont tous âgés entre neuf ou 10 ans (1 est adoptée ). J’aime bien beaucoup les animaux et je tempte de leur donner les fournitures qui leur rendent la vie plus festive .

Merci d’avance pour toutes les superbes discussions dans le futur et je vous remercie surtout de votre compassion pour mon français moins qu’idéal : ma langue de naissance est le mandarin et j’essaie d’éviter les erreurs mais c’est très difficile!

Au plaisir!

Arthru

You must be crazy. You have absolutely no evidence of such a thing. And isn’t it strange how you make no mention of the frequent deletion of pro-Palestinian posts for similarly unclear reasons? What about the frequent examples of anti-Palestinian and/or Muslim prejudice left up on the thread?
This highly selective “review” of CiF threads is meaningless, because you are assessing them from the outset with the purpose of finding evidence to support your claims.

But even crazier is the following:

The charmingly monikered Guardian Hates Jews claims that the Guardian’s policy of shutting down threads overnight (in the UK) is effectively “denying participation to one the world’s largest Jewish communities – that in the USA”, that the Guardian has “contrived” to close the threads to this aim and is “censoring the USA’s 5 million Jews and other American supporters of Israel.”

Sorry, but that really is insane stuff. I see there is a lot of general agreement above re. CiF – but surely you can’t all be telling me your fears about the Guardian go this far?

If that padlock symbol’s arrow turns green and you click the black menu (downward) arrow on its right hand side, it should show that ‘Automtically block’ has been chosen and hence that you can read the Guardian without accepting its cookies.

As for the financial value of policy: it might depend on whether you have backers who agree or disagree with your policy.

The female portion of the Guardian staff is certainly working against its own interests in ignoring or supporting Ilsamic regimes which oppress women.

The priorities of the extreme lefty cabal Guardian Management are first and foremost to denigrate anything aligned with the USA. And Israel is certainly aligned with the USA.

Such is the sickness of the extreme LEFT.

I must say that I have to suspect that the extreme left has insinuated itself into the media and the Labor party is such a way that they are heard far out of proportion to their actual numbers. That was the way that Trotyskyites would control groups in Russia pre 1990.

It’s a numbers game, as they have always known. You can always kill the Jews with numbers, in the end.

The female portion of the Guardian staff is certainly working against its own interests in ignoring or supporting Ilsamic regimes which oppress women.

Many leftists Jews work against their own financial and “Zionist” interests in supporting the American Democratic party; Pdhoretz has just made a publication on the issue.

In sum, working against one’s own interests for emotional or ideological reasons is commonplace – and the Guardian is above all ideological.

If that is so, this would be really amazing. But then the argument that I’ve seen here repeatedly, namely that they want to make money by reliably providing an anti-Israel line, wouldn’t be true.
But maybe, as so often in life, it’s a mix: some of those who set the line think it’s the “left” thing to do; others think (mistakenly) it’s also good for business.

OK, have tried this out. Got into Google and clicked on safety button as you advised. When the mouse is on the safety button I get “No items are being blocked on this page….”

The icon is yellow as you said it would be, so what does the message mean?

It’s not in the G’s interest to so bias its articles anti-israeli and to so bias CiF that it becomes a laughingstock and spawns a site (such as this) dedicated to exposing the G’s bad faith and anti-Semitism.

In other words, in the case of the Guardian, both ideology and anti-Semitism may trump its “self-interest”.

We well know that most anti-Semitism runs counter to self-interest.

So what I’m getting at is that it’s entirely possible that all this is a reaction to the criticism they are getting from here — they are simply too worried what would get posted while the mods are sleeping, and if their main worry is that there could be terribly antisemitic posts, or terribly anti-GWV posts, is a question we can only speculate about. But it’s in no way in their interest to close the threads for debate.

And of course the same is true for the suggestions raised by some on various threads here: that if the pro-Israel posters stayed away, that is, if they wouldn’t comment, there wouldn’t be any debate, and the result would be a bit of an embarrassment: Berchie congratulating LaRit on her humane insights, Moron complimenting Ben White on trying to find ways to pretend it’s just anti-Zionism, endless praise for Freedman’s endless inanities, and a few others cheering along whenever somebody calls for replacing the evil “Zionist entity” with a democratic secular Hamastan.

I’m still experimenting. If you use Internet Explorer 8 – you can elect to us ‘InPrivate’ browsing/filtering. This lets you read Cif and the comments but you can’t log-in, recommend posts or post yourself unless you enable the cookies and it is the cookies that log the ‘hits’ for the benefit of the advertisers. Cool if you just want to read the wretched thing without adding to their revenue.

I have not yet used Firefox as I am in-between computers and can’t be bothered to download anything onto this old computer. I suspect that the same will apply to Firefox – ie the Guardian has got this sussed – but I’ll let you know in due course.

If you do want to just read and are using Internet Explorer 8, you need to do the following:
1. At the bottom right-hand side of the internet explorer window, you’ll find a grey symbol which looks like a padlock with an arrow and a little menu arrow by the side.
2. Press the little arrow and the menu gives you: ‘Automatically block’, ‘choose content to block’, and ‘Off’ (Off is the default). Choose ‘Automatically block’. The padlock turns from grey to yellow and the overarching arrow turns from grey to green. Then go onto CiF.
2. You may get a little box saying something like ‘do you want to allow/enable cookies?’ and you have to keep pressing ‘block’ until that little box goes away. Persist in saying you want to block the cookies (it may take several goes with several of these boxes). You can then read the article and the comments without being logged by the various Guardian tracking cookies. But as I said – you can’t log in/recommend or post.

As usual with microsoft there are other ways of finding the ‘private browsing’ menu/control – eg at the top right hand of the window in ‘Safety’. Play around with it.

You have to disable the private browsing function when you go onto other sites unless you want to keep having to press those little boxes asking you if you want to block or allow the various cookies most of the sites have.

Search for more info by googling ‘private browsing internet explorer’…

I’ll let you all know if I find another way – but I doubt I will. At least you can now read the articles without adding to their profits.