I'm amazed that you admit to regularly watching BBC World News reports, yet you can't identify them as anti-American, pro-Islamist propaganda. Either you're lying about watching it regularly or you are incapable of seeing the obvious right in front of your face.
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Yes, that's right, anything that is not Faux News is anti-American, pro-Islamist propaganda. The BBC is coming to turn your children into suicide bombers!
Pro-Islamist?, since when not agreeing with a moron unable to situate Iraq in the map is being pro-muslim?. At least, if you´re going to roast them, know where they are first.
Gee, I wonder what he says about the news services of other countries. I mean it's not like the English are the ONLY other western country with troops in Iraq besides us! Ooops, he might not know that, he watches FOXGOPNEWS.
In other words, they're to the left of Ann Coulter and Focus on the Family, so it must be anti-American, pro-Islamist propaganda.
Hey, DF, you're just a Zionist agent trying to make Catholics look bad! (And doing a damn good job of it, too!)
I'm confused... you started talking about BBC World News, then suddenly started talking about something like AlJazeera...
I watch BBC World News occasionally. Not only because I'm an Anglophile and love listening to those lovely British accents, but because it actually shows what's going on around the world, far more than American news channels do.
My mother and I recently met two English college students on their summer break and we all agreed that American news is in a rather pitiful state, especially compared with BBC News. One of the students even said that he watches CNN just to get a laugh.
And people wonder why more young people get their news from The Daily Show and/or the Colbert Report than from the real news channels.
@ Defensor Fidei:
Actually we (British people) "own" the BBC, if anyone does, as we pay for it. I certainly don't own any "American media outlets" and nor does anyone else I know. If we did, there'd be no commercials on them, for a start...
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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