Fox's take on the BBC...

[Katahu]

I usually watch CNN anyways. I can still see it with my antenna [but bad reseption]. I don't see anything made biased by those people. Not only that, they don't give their own opinions. They just report what happened and that's it.

Since I'm interested on what happend overseas, I always watch CNN.

If I want to see what happened in my area, I look at WSVN 7 to see if there were car accidents, lottery winners, etc. They do show some international stuff. But just like CNN, they just report it and that's it.

The only time I watch FOX is whenever I wanna see something to laugh at.

[Hagar]

Do give Fox Credit, whenever they can, they have on a representative from both sides of most stories they report, and of course they always end up arguing while the anchor watches, and it all leads to microphone shut offs/commercial break.

This is of course the danger of basing an opinion on a small snippet. It's quite possible that I've fallen into the trap of criticising something without knowing the full facts. Watching the complete nonsense in that snippet incensed me enough to break my usual rule never to discuss politics or religion.

[quote]I always have been fascinated with the UK.

[Craig.]

remember I am in the UK currently.

[pete]

OK guys it's time to move on.... 'nothing to see here folks'  ;)

I wanted to give defenders of Fox a chance to rightly have their say & hopefully clear any notion that these forums are in ANY way anti American, anti-British or anti any nation. They are not.

I myself have stepped beyond what I ask others not to do here & this thread is too political for these forums .. already - & very sadly we have seen one long time member resign for what little has been (I believe wrongly) read into this!

No wonder we have to keep politics out of here!

I hate locking threads but feel the decision of keeping politics out must be adhered to.