Jul 10
Clinton’s BBC Interview
Clinton’s interview on the BBC was reverential (did I spell that right) was this a politician caught lying, or a demi-god giving audience. It was hard to tell.
Why do the BBC and other networks keep referring to Iraq as a bloodbath didnt Saddam slaughter his fellow Iraqis by the hundreds of thousands? Perhaps this has been conveniently air-brushed out of history.
The problem arises, I fear, from the BBC’s almost total reliance on White, upper-class, university educated, Liberals on whom to spend its guaranteed annual 3 billion budget.
For the privileged upper classes of Britain, who have attended private schools, eat the best food, live in the safest all-White suburbs and work in an ultra-cloistered environment, it must be hard, damn near impossible to comprehend life outside their Liberal cloister.
Remeber this is an organisation which only hires staff out of one, anti-American Left wing newspaper, the Guardian.
Today’s Radio 4 discussion featured a Arab praising the invasion as ‘The most moral war’ while upper class, White Liberal reporter, Kate Adie attacked it with venom. For the Arab it meant freedom, for Kate, Liberal humiliation and victory to the Left’s mortal and most hated enemy American Republicanism.
The Arab spoke with heartbreaking emotion of the slaughter and misery under Saddam, and an over-stuffed liberal declared it wasn’t worth it.
It could have been a Monty Python sketch. No you silly little Arab Kate declared, we chaps can have democracy, but as for you darkies, youll just have to wait. Now run allong and no more talk of freedom, you cheeky little imp’.
