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In the interest of balance, I bring you another perspective on Paul Mason and his extraordinary class-warrior outburst on last night�s Question Time. "The Canary"

�Economist, journalist and film maker Paul Mason appeared on BBC Question Time on Thursday night, liberated from all impartiality rules for the first time since leaving Channel 4 News earlier this year. It made for explosive viewing, and right-wing pundits were not happy about it.�

Liberated from impartiality rules. Right wing pundits. Social media. OMG The Daily Mail.......

........Breath of Fresh Air.   As you can see, I�m not making much sense.

�For most on social media, Mason�s appearance was a breath of fresh air. Social media lit up with praise for his refreshingly unrestrained presence � which did shake up a show which has become tediously predictable of late.�

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I was just about to compose a shell-shocked rant about Paul Mason�s extraordinary outburst during last night�s Question Time, but I see OMG The Daily Mail has done it for me.

In a sidebar, a brief reference to the BBC: 

�Dismissed as a 'revolutionary marxist' by George Osborne, Paul Mason's left-wing leanings were no secret during his decade long career at the BBC.�

Toby Young  and William Cameron Tweeted:

I wonder if anyone from the BBC will have anything to say?