Must the world stage mock explosions on day infants being burnt!
©Muhammad Haque | 01.07.2006 07:20 | Anti-militarism
The BBC's female news [cue] reader somberly read the lines saying that they had staged mock explosions to commemorate the 90 year old events at the battle of the Somme!
The BBC's female news [cue] reader somberly read the lines saying that they had staged mock explosions to commemorate the 90 year old events at the battle of the Somme!
What does that phrase mean! Mock explosions!
On the day that countless infants are being burn and
slaughtered, women being raped, elders
being starved and humiliated!
What are the lessons of the
past battles on a day like this?
What does that phrase mean! Mock explosions!
On the day that countless infants are being burn and
slaughtered, women being raped, elders
being starved and humiliated!
What are the lessons of the
past battles on a day like this?
©Muhammad Haque
e-mail:
aadhikaronline@yahoo.co.uk
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Sorry excuse for reportage
01.07.2006 09:03
And yes, I agree, why weren't the covering the current war in more detail. But, if their Somme coverage is anything to go by, it's no sad loss to world of journalism.
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CORRECTION: Home page
01.07.2006 09:52
Correction
'burn' should read 'burnt' and the
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