seeksfemslave
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I admitted I didnt know what he had said. The point is that conditions in Somalia need his attention. After all, he is an Oxford graduate, he can do anything, isn't that true. ? Have you not noticed how newsreporters from, say Asia, rarely comment negatively on the problems in Asia. There are plenty by the way. Trevor Phillips is as perfect an example as is possible to imagine and yes I know he is not from Asia but he definitely knows where the UK is going wrong, draws a 120K salary in order to tell us about it and will say what ever he believes is fashionable. Consistancy is of very little consequence. How often do we see a programme explicitly blaming the nutty rulers for the starvation that exists in country X? Look at the convoluted defences Mugabe is getting on the Zimbabwe thread. The slant of most reporting on poverty abroad is nearly always to try to induce guilt in the West for not supplying enough charity to these places.. What the Chinese need to do is get some reporters on the mainstream media Then if the same pattern continues criticism of China would reduce. In fact I sense a racist scandal here. Too few Chinese newsreaders on the BBC. The weather forcasters are suspect too. And some say I am a bigot and always negative.
< Message edited by seeksfemslave -- 4/8/2008 2:07:47 AM >
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