Morgen is het precies één maand geleden dat Londen getroffen werd door bloedige aanslagen die aan 56 mensen het leven kostten en meer dan 700 mensen verwondden. Tijd om terug te blikken op de verslaggeving in de Vlaamse en Britse media. Wat de VRT u nie

The issue of terrorism is, you will admit, an electric topic, shocking anyone who might wish to appraise matters in a manner which either is, or even is not: We vs. Them, Right vs. Wrong, Good vs. Evil. There…

Remember the guy who drew a connection between young British Muslims’ “sassy” opinions and the 7/7 terror bombings? He has been fired from the Guardian, which says:
Trainee journalist Dilpazier Aslam had his contract with the Guard…

There are a lot of good blog reads to choose from today, but I think you’ll find these worth the click.

The issue of terrorism is, you will admit, an electric topic, shocking anyone who might wish to appraise matters in a manner which either is, or even is not: We vs. Them, Right vs. Wrong, Good vs. Evil. There…

I noted a few days ago that London’s Guardian newspaper had an honest-to-God (or should that be “honest-to-Allah”) terrorist supporter working for it, and writing columns in support of terrorism. Well, the paper has finally done the right thing, and…

Mental asylum-escapee Michelle Malkin is happy that the Guardian has canned Dilpazier Aslam. I don’t disagree with her that this is a positive development: we need fewer extremists writing for otherwise good newspapers. I’m just think it’s funny that s…

The Guardian, the very left-leaning English daily, has done the right thing and sacked the columnist responsible for writing about the ’sassy’ young Muslims who were questioning authority by killing innocent people on public transportation. This came…

Media: The Guardian fires Aslam and then admits the obvious.