The CBC is Wiping the Floor With Bush

[Sticky]

It seems every time I walk into the TV room CBC is interviewing a guest who is slamming bush. This morning Michael Ratner, a human rights lawyer for the Center for Constitutional Rights was talking about the bush administration's dilemma in having a fair/open trial. According to Ratner bush is culpable for many Iraqi deaths due to his illegal war. No kudos for *

Later, an angry Iraqi woman talks about the violence and what a dick bush is.....she talked about soldiers disrespecting Iraqi women and the elderly....her thoughts on Saddam's capture: "Who cares? Our problem is not Saddam - it's the occupation"

A while ago, an Iraqi man living in London showing major disgust for bush and how his illegal war is not praised by educated people. (paraphrasing here)

Also says the end does not justify the means. The interviewer asks if he happy for his countrymen/women now that Saddam is gone and can no longer harm the Iraqi people ....the man says NO! - His people are now being subjected to a different kind of mistreatment.


Certainly no bush love fest on CBC!

[theivoryqueen]

1. define CBC?

thanks

[PROGRESSIVE1]

2. Canadian Broadcasting Company. It's Canada's BBC!

:)

[Hand]

3. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation...

One thing I like about it is that someone can say "That's bullshit" in so many words!

:wtf:

[Sticky]

6. Sorry - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

It's Canada's national public broadcaster

http://www.cbc.ca/television/

[Red_Storm]

7. All I can say about the CBC is.......

Thank God their Newsworld International channel is available in the U.S. !!!!! ........can't imagine having to rely on news coverage from FOX, MSNBC or CNN.......

[aquart]

4. Canadian Broadcasting Company?

Bless them.

[impeach the gop]

5. Any way to get Canada Broadcast Co online?

n/t

[democracy eh]

10. listening info

http://www.cbc.ca/audio.html available in Real Player live in different time zones and QT in eastern.

the two primary current affairs show are
The Current, 8:35-10:00 AM
http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/ (with audio archives)

and As it Happens 6:30-8:00 PM (also heard on most NPR affiliates)
http://www.cbc.ca/aih

enjoy

the calibre of the debate and discussions never ceases to amaze me. certainly isn't dumbed down dribble like most commercial radio.

BTW Wes Clark testifying in the Hague made out national morning news breaks.

[Kolesar]

8. They showed the Rummy&Saddam handshake on CBC on Cspan last nite

There was an hour of CBC on Cspan yesterday evening. They ripped the US government good.

[Richardo]

14. Yes! We must resurrect and spread the handshake photo. Here...

Enjoy! Share it with Freeps everywhere.

[Ksec]

15. apparently the right wing of America is the only group

that doesnt get 'it' The whole world is wrong and a few extremist right wing war mongerers are correct about everything.

Jeebus, were in trouble here in the US. The convicts are running the prison .

[Doctor_J]

9. Nor anywhere else in the world

Yesterday's TV stunt only helped Smirk's standing with the limbeciles and other freepers. It will gain him nothing outside the world of talk radio and cable "news".

[madrchsod]

11. it must be nice

to live where there is a "free" press and tv-radio,not like down here in the ussr-we`ll never see anything like that on our "public owned airwaves".i wish the hell dishnetwork would carry cbc....

[devilgrrl]

12. The CBC Rocks, however, what's the deal with Rex Murphy?

I don't get him, he seems to be a bigger US ass kisser than Mulrooney was. Please explain.

[Red_Storm]

16. I dunno.......

I thought his opinion segment on Saddam's capture last night on the The National was on point......

[glitch]

13. The CBC is excellent

I don't think they broadcast online, too bad. I would like to add 'This Hour has 22 Minutes' is terrific.

[Minstrel Boy]

17. It makes me proud

to see the CBC appreciated here. Thanks all. :)

Many Canadians still don't recognize what a treasure we have, and that thanks to the CBC our news and current affairs programming is second to none. (Even after horrific budget cuts that began under Mulroney.)

Back when the CBC was created in the early 1930s, the case for a public broadcaster was that it's "either the state or the States." Without it, we wouldn't be the Canada I love.