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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (90967)4/7/2003 4:43:40 PM
From: Brian Sullivan  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 281500
 
Also the other British media isn't any better. I watched the report where the ITN report refers to the coalition forces as "invaders". I expect this from the Arab and French media but would expect better from the British media.

Here is the report from John Irvine the ITN reporter in Baghdad. Where the slant towards the Iraqi's seems pretty evident to me.

"In the skies above Baghdad, A-10 jets provided cover for the Americans on the ground. The Iraqis did manage to fire on the invaders and we saw them hit the Bradleys, but as far as we could tell the ammunition bounced off."

"The Americans who advanced along the river directed heavy machine gun fire at Iraqi emplacements across the Tigris. As the gunfire set a fuel store ablaze, several Iraqi soldiers jumped into the water to save themselves. The last man barely made it."

msnbc.com



To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (90967)4/7/2003 4:45:58 PM
From: Rascal  Respond to of 281500
 
" I don't like Fox's jingoistic coverage. But the BBC is even worse, in the opposite direction."

So you are saying,
on average,
they are OK.

They both report.
You have to decide
between them.

There's the rub.

Rascal@ liarslie.com