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PIERS MORGAN WINS ‘MOST TROLLED’ CELEBRITY OF 2021, JOE BIDEN SNAGS THIRD PLACE
Controversial commentator Piers Morgan has been named the “most trolled
celebrity of 2021” on Twitter ahead of Apple CEO Tim Cook and United States
President Joe Biden.
Brianna McKeeDigital Reporter
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The Australian Financial Review’s Senior Correspondent Aaron Patrick says it
will be “absolutely fascinating” to see what happens next for broadcaster Piers
Morgan after his victory over the Duchess of Sussex. UK broadcasting regulator
Ofcom released a 97-page report, ultimately clearing Piers Morgan and the
network ITV, after a record 58,000 complaints were received about Mr Morgan’s
criticism of Meghan Markle on Good Morning Britain. “It’s a really important
ruling by broadcasting regulator in the UK that you wouldn’t normally think
would be a bastion of advocacy of free speech,” Mr Patrick told Sky News host
Sharri Markson. “In these times of the culture wars, and a very, very poisoned
debate about privilege and race, Piers Morgan has been unashamedly a person of
the old school who says: ‘we can get up and debate these issues’. “He’s had a
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The Australian Financial Review’s Senior Correspondent Aaron Patrick says it
will be “absolutely fascinating” to see what happens next for broadcaster Piers
Morgan after his victory over the Duchess of Sussex. UK broadcasting regulator
Ofcom released a 97-page report, ultimately clearing Piers Morgan and the
network ITV,… after a record 58,000 complaints were received about Mr Morgan’s
criticism of Meghan Markle on Good Morning Britain. “It’s a really important
ruling by broadcasting regulator in the UK that you wouldn’t normally think
would be a bastion of advocacy of free speech,” Mr Patrick told Sky News host
Sharri Markson. “In these times of the culture wars, and a very, very poisoned
debate about privilege and race, Piers Morgan has been unashamedly a person of
the old school who says: ‘we can get up and debate these issues’. “He’s had a
win at a considerable cost to him in the medium-term.”
Piers Morgan is the biggest celebrity victim of social media trolling according
to a new survey conducted by TechShielder which also listed Boris Johnson and
Barack Obama among the top 10 Twitter targets.
Apple CEO Tim Cook came second, followed by United States President Joe Biden in
third place and Vice President Kamala Harris in fourth place.
Just 50 per cent the tweets about the Apple billionaire were negative and 48 per
cent of the tweets received by the US President were deemed critical.
Miley Cyrus (15th), Rihanna (11th) and Jimmy Fallon (6th) were also featured on
the list of infamous celebrities and political figures.
Despite strong competition, the former Good Morning Britain host topped the
TechShielder survey with 52 per cent of the tweets sent his way given a negative
grade.
“I do love winning gold medals,” Morgan joked in a tweet responding to the news.
The study revealed 52 per cent of the tweets sent to Morgan were negative, 33
per cent positive and 15 per cent neutral in tone.
His famous exit from Good Morning Britain after a heated debate about the
Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle attracted hoards of Twitter users to turn
against him.
He later branded his exit from British TV “gutless and cowardly” after Twitter
users turned his own criticism of gymnast Simone Biles’ shock Olympic departure
against him.
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Prince Harry has been labelled a "fake eco-warrior" and a "hypocrite" after he
flew home on a private jet just months after warning the world about climate
change. The Duke of Sussex has been blasted online for using a £45million
private jet… following a charity polo match in Aspen, Colorado. Prince Harry
warned of the threat from climate change during his bombshell tell-all interview
with Oprah Winfrey that aired earlier this year. Twitter users have been mocking
the prince with his top critic Piers Morgan labelling him "two-faced". "If this
two-faced twerp tries to lecture us again about carbon footprints, ignore him,"
Mr Morgan said. "Prince Harry takes a private jet home from a polo match. Please
lecture me more on privilege and environmentalism," one user wrote. "You
couldn’t make it up! Fake eco warrior Prince Harry takes yet another private jet
flight - this time to go to a posh polo match," another user said.
During this year’s Tokyo Olympic Games tensions ran high over Morgan’s
contentious running critique of Biles.
The American gymnastics superstar pulled out of her two team finals citing
mental health concerns which Morgan dismissed as “nonsense” in his Daily Mail
column.
At the time he questioned whether mental health concerns were the “go-to excuse”
for poor performance and called on athletes to be better role models for the
next generation.
He also came under fire for a tweet quoting a joke from comedian Sean Lock after
his death: “If I could have my ashes spread anywhere I wanted, I’d have them
spread in Piers Morgan’s eyes”.
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Piers Morgan has blasted Barack Obama's "hypocritical" 60th birthday party
celebrations as America battles through the highly infectious Delta strain. The
former president is set to host his COVID safe birthday bash next weekend at his
estate on… Martha's Vineyard Obama's guests will be asked to take a COVID-19
test and be vaccinated ahead of the event, according to The Hill. Mr Morgan said
if Donald Trump were to host a massive birthday party during the pandemic then
liberal critics would say "that it’s shamefully selfish and incredibly
reckless". "If Trump was hosting a massive birthday party this weekend, as
America reels from the Delta COVID surge, liberals would go nuts about how
selfish & reckless he was being," he said. "Why does Obama get a pass?" In his
column for the Daily Mail, Morgan also said the "maskless" party could be a
super-spreader event and urged the former president to cancel his birthday
celebrations.
Coming in second to Piers Morgan was Apple CEO Tim Cook who became a target for
online trolling for his outspoken commentary on disinformation, data privacy and
social issues.
Not far behind the controversial tech figure was Amazon founder Jeff Bezos who
recently travelled to space in the New Shepard rocket ship.
High-profile figures and groups at the other end of the spectrum enjoying mostly
praise from Twitter were K-pop stars BTS, celebrity chef Nigella Lawson and TV
personality Paris Hilton.
A stunning 73 per cent of the tweets received by BTS were positive – adding to
the group’s successes racked up over the past year.
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For all the Biden Administration's "huffing and puffing" about future climate
catastrophes – in Afghanistan there's a real life and death crisis and this
"all-but-senile" president is walking away, according to Sky News host Peta
Credlin. Ms Credlin said US… President Joe Biden "rebuffed" Western leaders such
as UK PM Boris Johnson in refusing to extend the deadline on the Afghanistan
withdrawal. "The likelihood now, is that tens of thousands of
Western-sympathising Afghans, and self-identifying former workers for Western
governments and aid agencies, will be left to their fate outside the airport, at
the mercy of their sworn enemies," she said. "If the Taliban are true to form,
they are likely to be slaughtered and I use that word deliberately – to lose
their lives in the most brutal of circumstances. "Biden, it is reported, was
worried about terror attacks on US forces, at Kabul airport –which is fair
enough at one level, I suppose, but does the risk of terrorism justify leaving
behind your own people and the people you have a duty to protect? "Doesn't going
soft on Taliban terrorists now only risk bringing it again back to your own
shore, in the years ahead?"
The group have recorded five different chart-topping hits in the last 10 months,
beating a record set by Michael Jackson in the 1980s.
Over 35,000 tweets were analysed in the TechShielder study which included 100
personalities and assigned a positive, neutral or negative sentiment to each
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