This year's top ten articles on The Commentator include topics such as atheism in Pakistan, the Leveson Inquiry, the BBC and Israel in the media
This year's top ten best articles
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So in 2012, we had a tonne of fantastic articles by our excellent writers – here are the top ten from this year:
10: The Guardian scrubs reference to 'Jewish political establishment' with no explanation by Raheem Kassam and Harry Cole
9: BBC pictures reveal more about their attitudes to the Middle East Conflict than they might wish by Raheem Kassam for The Commentator
8: The rise of atheism in Pakistan by Ghaffar Hussain
7: Why there are no bomb shelters in Gaza by Nick Gray
6: According to the BBC, Israel has no capital city by Raheem Kassam for The Commentator
5: Why do smart people still choose Keynes over Hayek? by John Phelan
4: Is the Guardian the most bigoted newspaper in Britain? by Robin Shepherd
3: Morgan, Mensch, The Daily Mirror and Me - Proof We Don’t Need More Press Laws by Paul Staines
2: A storm of massive proportions is brewing in the MidEast by Douglas Davis
1: Sweden tells Greece to quit Eurozone by Robin Shepherd for The Commentator
So in 2012, we had a tonne of fantastic articles by our excellent writers – here are the top ten from this year:
10: The Guardian scrubs reference to 'Jewish political establishment' with no explanation by Raheem Kassam and Harry Cole
9: BBC pictures reveal more about their attitudes to the Middle East Conflict than they might wish by Raheem Kassam for The Commentator
8: The rise of atheism in Pakistan by Ghaffar Hussain
7: Why there are no bomb shelters in Gaza by Nick Gray
6: According to the BBC, Israel has no capital city by Raheem Kassam for The Commentator
5: Why do smart people still choose Keynes over Hayek? by John Phelan
4: Is the Guardian the most bigoted newspaper in Britain? by Robin Shepherd
3: Morgan, Mensch, The Daily Mirror and Me - Proof We Don’t Need More Press Laws by Paul Staines
2: A storm of massive proportions is brewing in the MidEast by Douglas Davis
1: Sweden tells Greece to quit Eurozone by Robin Shepherd for The Commentator
Read more on: top ten, The Commentator, harry cole, Raheem Kassam, Robin Shepherd, Nick Gray, john phelan, douglas davis, paul staines, and Ghaffar Hussain
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