Don’t like the smell of foreign food?
Well, if you’re a child and you live in the UK, you could be branded as a “racist” for it (h/t: Moonbattery):
The BBC’s coverage of the five year anniversary of the Iraq war
Our media here in the US clearly has no plans to tamp down on their liberal bias, especially when it comes to covering for The Chosen One, and the foreign media is doing it’s job on the liberal bias front by not giving up on its attempts at misrepresenting and lying about Bush’s claims regarding the Iraq war.
Un-BBC-lievable
The BBC has stepped into it again. It appears that a paintball trip they funded for a few Islamists as part of a BBC “reality”-type series – that was supposed to make western “paranoia” over Islamists seem unfounded – has backfired, with the recipients of the reality check being the BBC themselves. The Times of London reports:
Teddy bear teacher pardoned
Note the AP bias not only in the headline, but in the article as well:
Young Sudanese student: Teddy bear was named after me, not that Mohammed
Earlier this morning, I wrote about the British teacher in Sudan who is facing a possible punishment of 40 lashes for allowing her young students to name a teddy bear “Mohammed.”