Burn The Sun event, pre-Liverpool match!

I'm helping a mate to organise a ‘Burn The Sun newspaper’ event in the Queens Gardens bowl, ahead of the Liverpool match on Feb 4th, as a statement about truth and honesty, and about rejecting an establishment that uses lies to divide us, typified by this vile rag that calls itself a newspaper.

Two campaign groups from Liverpool are also involved – Justice For The 96, and Eclipse The Sun, so we should have a few Scousers in attendance and it represents a great opportunity to unite behind a common idea.

The event will probably start around Noon and finish about 1.45/2.00pm, so people can then go to the game. There will be various speakers, live music, and – obviously - the ceremonial burning of the rag itself, and it would be great if we can get good numbers along.

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Somehow I think that paper is still the most popular one, which is completely bizarre and I don't know what it'll take for people to stop taking it seriously.

 

Presumably someone has to buy the Sun before you can burn it

 

We'll find a way to get one!

 

It doesn't have to be from the the same day.a disguarded one will do

 

It's the house paper in my village pub. I take in the Guardian, Private Eye, MOJO, Uncut, or a book, so I've something to do if there's no-one in.

But I did read their report on the match, in Sunday's...

 

Can you burn the Daily Mail as well.

 

Why pick on the Sun?

I get the Liverpool's fans motivation, but none of the tabloids are honest, and the Daily Mail is just as bad in a lot of areas.

Why not burn a pile of all of the ****ers?

 

What sort of music?

 

'Why the Sun?' Is that a serious question?

 

Easier to spell than Independant & Telegraph?

 

I'm prepared to buy as many copies of the Sun as are required if it can be arranged for Kelvin McKenzie and Penis Morgan to be burnt on top of them.

 

Why ONLY the Sun was my question.

It's like a vindication of the other rags, which when you consider the Mail prints just as many retractions/apologies, seems a little odd. They're all as bad as each other.

 

Independent is certainly difficult for some people to spell.

 

The Guardian has to offer plenty of retractions and corrections.

 

Is that the Mail whose campaign lead to the Hillsborough enquiry?

 

Are you sure?

 

Maybe. Perhaps. Possibly...