BBC & CNN International & Londoners & Other British sheeple - supporters of Ken Livingstone

Submitted by Nabil Shawarma (Canada), Jan 24, 2007 at 17:03

Dr Pipes,

While on vacation in South America, I had the chance to watch BBC International & CNN International and see their obsession with ramadam, hajj, eid, etc and their attempt to minimize any news that that makes muslims look bad; ie, your debate.

The depth of hatred for the US and Israel is astounding. But they are very subtle about it. All interviewees are all on the left. All Arab Muslim interviewees can spout off all the hatred for the US and Israel and the host will never counter them.

My feeling is that USA needs another 9/11 and London needs another 7/7 to wake up from their slumber and to finally attack, even physically, these media cowards with the genitalia of a grasshopper who serve their wealthy saudi masters ( either directly through large investments in Fox orTime/Warner - parent co. of CNN or indirectly by informally threatening them to use "junk words" such as:

extremist, insurgents or sectarian or they will not allow them to broadcast from saudi arabia or other arab muslim countries).

Unless one has an excellent probing mind than he or she will be supporters of Ken Livingstone and George Galloway given the 24/7 diet of anti US and Israeli criticism from the british media.

For this, I believe that Londoners must be in the camp of Ken Livingsrone. He was democratically elected and my belief will be confirmed, despite the British people who read and post comments on your website.

After watching the BBC, I BOYCOTT ANYTHING BRITISH:

fish and chips, Rolling Stones ( except Sympathy for the Devil ), Guiness Beer, Land Rovers, Beckham, etc..

Nabil

Montreal, Quebecistan

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