Regular readers know one of my OWN favorite quotes, one from the Bard himself:

The lady doth protest too much, methinks...

It is a subtle expression, and some are a little unsure about the underlying logic behind it. So HERE is the ultimate illustration of this expression. We have Bloomberg PUBLISHING an article in its mult-billion dollar news empire just to give corrupt UK Prime Minister David Cameron the PLATFORM to say one line:

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron said it was “not true” that he had “some big deal” with News Corp. (NWSA) Chairman Rupert Murdoch and his company to back their bid for British Sky Broadcasting Group Plc (BSY) in return for political support.

This is SO obviously an illustration of Shakespeare's observation of human behavior that you have to go all the way back to Bill Clinton for a more blatant example:

"I did NOT have sexual relations with that woman..."




So what I'm waiting for (with eager anticipation) is for Bloomberg to publish some one-sentence "article" titled "Ben Bernanke Says He Is NOT Secretly Counterfeiting U.S. Dollars To Prop-up The Treasuries Market"...




"Cameron Says It’s Not True He Had Some Big Deal With Murdochs"

www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-04-29/camero...l-with-murdochs.html

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron said it was “not true” that he had “some big deal” with News Corp. (NWSA) Chairman Rupert Murdoch and his company to back their bid for British Sky Broadcasting Group Plc (BSY) in return for political support.

Cameron told BBC television today he also never had any “inappropriate discussions” about the offer.

[That's it folks! The ENTIRE article - lol]