http://news.bbc.co.uk/player/nol/ne...0/7083373.stm?bw=bb&mp=wm&asb=1&news=1&ms3=54
This really ticked me off when I heard it on BBC World News last night (tv). The story is about the school shooting in Finland. The smarmy BBC reporter (James Robbins) opens his report with a snyde slap at the US: "Finland, not America, but this school shooting followed a terrible and familiar pattern..."
Expletive deleted him. Dunblane is in the UK, and the resulting UK ban on firearms hasn't stopped the meteroic rise in gun violence---in an island nation what excuse do they have for not "eradicating" every single gun and creating a gun-free Utopia? How many stories is he or the BBC doing on their marvelously ineffective gun control measures?
PS: for some reason the Real Player link is bad, so use the Windows Media Player to view it. There's a very short talking head commercial at the beginning.
This really ticked me off when I heard it on BBC World News last night (tv). The story is about the school shooting in Finland. The smarmy BBC reporter (James Robbins) opens his report with a snyde slap at the US: "Finland, not America, but this school shooting followed a terrible and familiar pattern..."
Expletive deleted him. Dunblane is in the UK, and the resulting UK ban on firearms hasn't stopped the meteroic rise in gun violence---in an island nation what excuse do they have for not "eradicating" every single gun and creating a gun-free Utopia? How many stories is he or the BBC doing on their marvelously ineffective gun control measures?
PS: for some reason the Real Player link is bad, so use the Windows Media Player to view it. There's a very short talking head commercial at the beginning.