BBC gutted for telling the truth? British jurisprudence a joke?

dareutwo · 2004-01-30, 08:33 PM

Actually MPR (Minnesota Public Radio) has been covering this quite extensively and for the most part without any bias.

The BBC, as I understand it, has to really walk a tight rope in normal day to day operations. Funded mostly by the gov't, but yet exists as a way to criticize the funding source.

I agree that a few heads should have rolled for exposing a source, but it should end right there.

Seems to me that Mr. Blair hasn't had the best week as being GWB's suck up.

btw- how DO you get objective news other than through the BBC??

2004-01-30, 08:33 PM	#1
dareutwo You can't disprove anything with evidence that doesn't exist Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NW Minnesota - pop 865 +/- 1 Posts: 2,038	Actually MPR (Minnesota Public Radio) has been covering this quite extensively and for the most part without any bias. The BBC, as I understand it, has to really walk a tight rope in normal day to day operations. Funded mostly by the gov't, but yet exists as a way to criticize the funding source. I agree that a few heads should have rolled for exposing a source, but it should end right there. Seems to me that Mr. Blair hasn't had the best week as being GWB's suck up. btw- how DO you get objective news other than through the BBC?? __________________ This is me Mark's-Links