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The BBC’s World Have Your Say will, according to this update, air 45 minutes of a Taliban spokesperson (a.k.a., “terrorist spin doctor”) answering questions from listeners to the radio program and others who posted questions in the comments section of the program’s blog. This news comes 13 days after I published news about the [...]
BBC to Air Tape-Recorded Session With Taliban
November 13th, 2008 · No Comments
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BBC Radio Offers Chance to ‘Talk to the Taliban’
October 31st, 2008 · 12 Comments
Across the pond, the folks at the BBC’s World Have Your Say radio program are providing a forum via which visitors to their web site can “talk” to the Taliban (i.e., radical Islamic terrorists).
If you would like to communicate with one of these ruthless Jihadist murderers, I encourage you to visit their web site and [...]
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Blogger to Make Guest Appearance on BBC
May 22nd, 2008 · 3 Comments
A BBC Radio producer called this morning to invite me to appear as a guest during the first hour of today’s WORLD Have Your Say program that airs at Noon (Central) or 5 p.m. (GMT). Today’s topic: When does diplomacy become appeasement?
After turning down several invitations during the past year, I decided to [...]
Tags: · appeasement, BBC, BBC Radio, british broadcasting company, Crisis in Darfur, diplomacy, Haditha, Haditha Marines, Nancy Pelosi, World Have Your Say
