Funny how they rarely/never mention Draghi's continued policy of printing currency (from thin-air) to prop-up what would be a failing economic system?
The FT, as with many publications, have their own agenda.

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Every paper is clear on where it stands on Brexit. Yet the FT for some time has pretended to be neutral. That is my point.

We all have 'confirmation bias' so read the same media outlets. I often try to check the facts from other sources before believing everything I read.

The broadcast media all follow the same narrative, but at least you get differing opinions in the papers and it's obvious on their bias.

You read?

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I'll say it again then.

The FT has always been 'remain' but has, and still does, pretend to be neutral.

Yes I know! I didn't say otherwise.

Which is fine until the bubble bursts.
Without fail, every debt bubble bursts and today we face the biggest in history.
This is why Brexit, imo, is irrelevant to what lies ahead.

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1) Lionel barber on BBC's This Week: "We’re an international newspaper, we don’t carry water… You know what we do we don’t carry flags around when we’re reporting for the FT. What we do is report the facts. We don’t just report what the Commission does."

2) The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism stated the papers with the most pro-remain articles were, the Guardian, the Financial Times, the Daily Mirror.