Karen You referred this mornng to "the British Prime Minister." Is this accurate reporting/journalism, or have you been instructed by the IRA to become a persuader for a united Ireland, as Tony Blair was? Britain does not have a Prime Minister but the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland most certainly has, one David Cameron MP. Furthermore, was it the BBC NI who invented the term "dissident republicans"? Who in the BBC decided to refer to our second city as Derry/Londonderry? No such place exists. Think of the confusion this causes to tourists who visit our country. BBC NI is becoming increasingly partisan in its reportage of NI affairs, and with the vocabulary its journalists use, is increasingly political, and that bias favours those who bombed, shot and murdered some of the best people in this land. Does anyone within the BBC NI have any feelings of sensitivity towards those victims of terrorism who listen to radio programmes? I think this must be corrected and journalists instructed by their bosses to return to accurate, rather than "politically correct" (which is not "correct"), and give its listeners the benefit of accurate reportage in all its programmes and right across the network. I await your response with interest.
Posted on: Thu, 29 Aug 2013 05:21:21 +0000
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