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Im not surprised it's on the BBC to be honest; they are usually quite good at picking up on news like this. In actual fact their article seems either rushed or
by ErrantX 17y ago
Im not surprised it's on the BBC to be honest; they are usually quite good at picking up on news like this.
In actual fact their article seems either rushed or ass covering. There are many "they say" and "appears" in the article.
- ElliotH 17y agoAs a big fan of the BBC and with greatest respect to their journalism - it is ass covering. The reason is that so long as they only report fact they're quite safe. So when they say a voice says: The transmissions says of one of the individuals: "He's got an RPG [rocket-propelled grenade]. I'm going to fire. Then they can't be said to be inaccurate - the video does indeed include someone saying those words. The article just leaves it to the reader to decide upon its accuracy - a very safe option. That said this video doesn't really need a 'report' so much as a pointer to its location. It speaks for itself - chilled me to the bone.