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Originally Posted by Jerrek
Yes. Moronic enough not to lie, moronic enough not to get a government investigation, and moronic enough not to have had their management resign... 
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At what point was it proven that the BBC lied? Only one individual actually lied, and he only lied about what facts he had to support his story. Whether the story is true or not is still speculation. On the other hand, loads of facts were conveniently overlooked at the inquiry. Like how much was Tony Blair aware of regarding the release of Dr. Kelly's name to the press. Why was enough information put out to allow the media to guess his identity. Etc. Etc. None of this was investigated. But I guess Fox failed to report this, as it didn't suit their slanted look of the world.
How are Fox going to be investigated when the government is controlled by the party to which they suck-up too?
The BBC is an organisation controlled by a broad spectrum of people, who are there to see that all angles are covered and everyone is represented. Fox is owned by a single individual who supports the Republican party. Add to this that Fox also has a strong editorial bias towards the Republicans and you get the propaganda outlet it is. I'd trust the BBC any day before Fox. You meantion Sky. Yes, I think Sky is quite good. They've obviously kept a good deal of independant editorial control (as apart from allowing Murdoch to rule what is said and how). I think it's fair to say that Sky News has a lot more crediblility than Fox News.