GUARDIAN
January/February 2014
Is it ever worth the trouble reading journalism whose politics you fundamentally disagree with?
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November 2013
Benedict Cumberbatch is hard to watch as Julian Assange and a new Juliet brings to mind Shrek’s bride
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September 2011
The longtime admirer of Stalin and Lenin who still wields great influence at the Guardian is now an apologist for Mao, Chavez and even acts of terrorism
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