Obviously, it's his choice! I'm not suggesting that he should write it according to what I believe. I was trying to answer the OP (who expressed the opposite of what I think).
To be sure, his blog is worth following but not for the politics!
I think he's in his element when he's out on his bike meeting the locals and taking pictures of butterflies. The whole paranoid politico side is just bad propaganda.
Is Michael Turton worth following?
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Re: Is Michael Turton worth following?
by Satellite TV » 04 Feb 2012, 08:35
rogerthat wrote:Have been reading Michael Turton's blog on and off but always stop because there seems to be an exaggerated focus on old students he meets, food he eats, etc. Is he worth a sustained effort?
Who?
It's such a pleasure living in a world where everyone is in such a hurry to be outraged over someone else’s trivial comments
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Re: Is Michael Turton worth following?
by tommy525 » 04 Feb 2012, 12:35
Is this a personal witch hunt? I guess its ok if the personage is a well known blogger, but holding the punches is a good thing (as has been happening largely).
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Re: Is Michael Turton worth following?
by Weinstock » 29 Jun 2012, 06:01
Before I follow Michael Turton, I want to know where he gets his funding from
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Re: Is Michael Turton worth following?
by Chris » 29 Jun 2012, 06:40
Weinstock wrote:Before I follow Michael Turton, I want to know where he gets his funding from
Nobody.
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Re: Is Michael Turton worth following?
by tommy525 » 30 Jun 2012, 12:50
I always kinda thought muchaman was turton? guess not.
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