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Sorry man. everynametaken Send a noteboard - 16/07/2010 11:54:38 PM
On Tuesday 3 UK soldiers were killed by a rogue Afghan soldier.

On Thursday, the BBC is proud to announce it's exclusive interview with the man responsible (they think, since they can't actually confirm anything, that'd require actual proper journalism). Read how the BBC becomes the mouthpiece for the Taliban, and accusations of the slaughter of children and civilians, thereby justifying his very act.

Way to go BBC, truly you have plumbed the depths this time, bravo, you must be proud.


I hate that those soldiers died. I hate what he did to them and I hope they catch him and execute him. But the article was rather simplistic and he called them. It wasn't like they contacted somebody to get an exclusive from the killer of three Brit troops to beat out everyone else from getting the story. He reported the man's claims and made it clear in the article that it was just his opinion and not substantiated fact.

At least we know why the guy did what he did, before the interview nobody knew. I feel for the three soldiers who died but I am not sure what you are outraged about.
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BBC News Sells it's Soul - If it ever had one... - 15/07/2010 09:50:52 PM 1303 Views
umm ok *NM* - 15/07/2010 10:03:37 PM 362 Views
wow that's low... *NM* - 15/07/2010 10:18:28 PM 333 Views
That doesn't... seem that weird? - 15/07/2010 10:40:58 PM 960 Views
Looks like they're trying their best to uphold journalistic integrity in the face of public opinion - 15/07/2010 10:54:00 PM 945 Views
In fact, having now read the link a bit better... I think this is good journalism. I applaud it. - 15/07/2010 10:57:35 PM 927 Views
thats what i took away form that article - 15/07/2010 11:13:02 PM 844 Views
I suspect it is the line of thought that says giving terrorists airtime is justifying their actions. *NM* - 15/07/2010 11:32:37 PM 338 Views
That's what I disliked about it, yes *NM* - 15/07/2010 11:42:53 PM 353 Views
I don't like that line of thought. - 16/07/2010 02:44:41 AM 963 Views
I was going to say this*: - 16/07/2010 02:47:37 AM 826 Views
The amount of newsworthy information in that article was close to zero, though - 16/07/2010 10:16:56 AM 798 Views
Perhaps you read a different article then? - 16/07/2010 11:19:04 AM 794 Views
I agree - 16/07/2010 11:16:25 AM 779 Views
Sorry I just don't see what is upsetting you with this article - 16/07/2010 03:12:24 PM 820 Views
You just agreed with snoopcester about something. - 16/07/2010 08:07:15 PM 767 Views
well hell really hasn't frozen over yet - 16/07/2010 11:14:31 PM 947 Views
I'd rather have an unbiased source of information - 17/07/2010 12:19:39 AM 879 Views
Ditto - 17/07/2010 12:28:39 AM 763 Views
that is funny coming from the guy who reads the Guardian - 17/07/2010 03:12:05 PM 713 Views
I'd guess I actually spend more time reading the Daily Telegraph - 17/07/2010 04:15:43 PM 759 Views
Whoa - 17/07/2010 08:59:35 PM 919 Views
Not at me, surely. I'm adorable. *NM* - 17/07/2010 10:07:15 PM 352 Views
Pft, evil most often hides behind "adorable." *NM* - 17/07/2010 10:34:22 PM 315 Views
you wouldn't know an unbiased source if it bit you - 17/07/2010 03:09:46 PM 753 Views
"loony left"? - 17/07/2010 11:40:41 PM 804 Views
Sorry man. - 16/07/2010 11:54:38 PM 746 Views

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