The BBC Can Not Possibly Spy Against British Troops!

BBC BEYOND BELIEF                                

Wednesday, June 20, 2007

How is the BBC's attempt to overcome its stupid liberalism going? Not so well:

Politicians reacted in disbelief to the revelation that for over two hours yesterday, the BBC News website carried a request for people in Iraq to report on troop movements.

The request was removed from the website after it sparked furious protests that the corporation was endangering the lives of British servicemen and women.

According to accounts last night, a story on a major operation by US and Iraqi troops against al-Qa'eda somewhere north of Baghdad contained an extraordinary request for information about the movement of troops.

Last night the BBC confirmed the wording of the request was: "Are you in Iraq? Have you seen any troop movements? If you have any information you would like to share with the BBC, you can do so using the form below."

The article continues: "A spokesman was unable to offer a detailed explanation of why anyone at the BBC should be seeking such information."
I can think of a few reasons. Posted by Tim B. on 06/20/2007 at 05:23 AM