No one in Alma al-Shaab has been killed is what the BBC tell us today, which is rather odd as a Reuters journalist was killed there in October.
Does the BBC trust Hamas more than Reuters? If the BBC can’t even get it right with regard to one highly publicised death, can we trust the statistics they throw around…
Today 19 June
I’ve already hit the off switch but apparently a BBC/hamas propaganda operative is interviewing an elderly Israeli ‘peace campaigner ( deluded) about her time as a hostage of ‘Hamas fighters ‘.
Therefore – taking hostages is not terrorism . And what Islamic Hamas does and has done is no terrorism – much like the BBC attitude to IrA Sinn Fein ‘freedom fighters ‘ – who some might say ( sane People ) if it acts like a terrorist – it’s a terrorist.
I’m sure the BBC will be more than eager to badge any one whom it doesn’t like protesting as a ‘ terrorist ‘…. Perhaps even its’ favourite ‘far right terrorist ‘…
Many including myself have written that the BRITISH
broadcasting corporation has really nothing to do with the
UK and the indigenous population. The BRITISH is nothing more
than the perfect example of the dictionary explanation of
an oxymoron.
The BBC internet pages is numero uno in this field. From imaging
on social feature which seldom, or EVER show a UK indigenous
face. Where on reporting the nearest one often gets to something resembling a common English name is one
of the BBC’S plethora of journalists from the Irish Republic.
Look at todays report on the new inflation rate. There are
several contributors . Marita Maloney from Dublin is just
about the most lucid in her reporting.