Be very careful about anything on Fox about the BBC. They own SKY which is a horrible directv type service that is very angry at the Beeb. Murdoch thinks that if he could get rid of the BBC he could increase his subscriptions. The BBC costs each TV owner about 140 pounds a year for a license to view programming.
After Tony supported the War in Iraq Murdoch has his UK papers spinning against Blair and the War (supporting the conservatives in the UK who oppose the war, sort of) yet spinning against the Democrats in the US on Fox News. IMHO Murdoch is a conservative and he expects his people to support the local conservative movement, regardless of the fact that most Conservatives in the UK and most Democrats in the US hold approximately the same postition on the war. If anything the Conservatives in the UK are more dove-ish on the war. This is about political expediency. Check your Fox News info against these other Murdoch sites:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/
http://www.thesun.co.uk/
> Of course, O'Liely was also telling
> his viewers and listeners last week that the BBC stood for
> the Bin Laden Broadcasting Corporation and that they never
> used the word terror/terrorist before The Factor got on it.
> After the camera pulled back about 18 miles to get the man's
> ego in the shot, actual BBC viewers and listeners wondered
> aloud what planet O'Reilly has been on. In fact, the very
> day he was telling Fox Sheep that the BBC won't use the word
> terror, BBC News 24 viewers were watching special coverage
> with a bold red bar across the bottom 20% of the screen
> labeled "Terror in London" and "Terrorists Strike
> Underground." O'Reilly must have been watching some other
> BBC. Two days later, we get O'Reilly telling viewers that
> the BBC is afraid to come on The Factor (when his booking
> people called, I guarantee the BBC's response would have
> been, "Bill who? Oh, sorry, we don't appear on fictional
> news programmes.")
>
> Two days after that, he claims victory when someone sent him
> a tape of the BBC using the word "terror," something they've
> always been willing to do.
>
> It's the mother-of-all-straw-men.
>