Originally posted by DodgyAgent
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Previously on "Well said Gerard Baker"
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As always people choose their news sources based on their own points of view. When the two main political parties are campaigning based on how much they're going to put up taxes for "green" issues, you could reasonably conclude that the BBC's left wing bias matches their intended audience.
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The bbc gives its own version of the truth. Gerard Bakers example of the interview of Helen Mirren is a perfect example of how they base their reporting and questionings on their own assumptions. It may be too subtle for you to see it milan but it is there all the same.Originally posted by milanbenesfeck's sake DA
this bloke is talking tosh
the bbc (and I mean bbcnews24 or bbc world) gives a much closer to the truth interpretation of both sides of events than for example cnn
whenever the bbc presents the position of the oppressed it is critiscised by the oppressors !
Milan.
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feck's sake DA
this bloke is talking tosh
the bbc (and I mean bbcnews24 or bbc world) gives a much closer to the truth interpretation of both sides of events than for example cnn
whenever the bbc presents the position of the oppressed it is critiscised by the oppressors !
Milan.
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Well said Gerard Baker
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/com...cle1522471.ece
hmmm I can feel a catchphrase coming on here to replace the almost defunct "oh dear"Tags: None
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