As you read this keep one thing in mind…
The braintrust at FSP does not regret voting for George W Bush*.
It’s as if they can’t do anything right.
Al Hurra television, the U.S. government’s $63 million-a-year effort at public diplomacy broadcasting in the Middle East, is run by executives and officials who cannot speak Arabic, according to a senior official who oversees the program.That might explain why critics say the service has recently been caught broadcasting terrorist messages, including an hour-long tirade on the importance of anti-Jewish violence, among other questionable pieces.Facing tough questions before a congressional panel last week, Broadcasting Board of Governors member Joaquin Blaya admitted none of the senior news managers at the network spoke Arabic when the terrorist messages made it onto the air courtesy of U.S. taxpayer funds. Nor did Blaya himself or any of the other officials at the Broadcasting Board of Governors, which oversees the network.- – Via Eschaton
- Your tax dollars at work.
- *There is one FSPer who claims to have not voted for Bush – so he is exempted from my
scorescorn and ridicule on this topic.
Mike Castle has to go. Sorry. I had to get that off my chest.
I just looked and it turns out that the reason that this happened is that Regents doesn’t offer any Arabic language classes, just French, Spanish and Mandarin.
French!!! Even the Regent-ites can’t be trusted.
Re Castle. I forgot to mention inthe body of the post that Castle still supports Bush’s open ended war.
Must be because Bush is doing such a fantastic job.
…my score and ridicule on this topic
score??? Is your ridicule set to music? How about scorn?
You are right to scorn my attempts to score you.