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February 27th 04, 10:05 PM
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we have our share of biased news up here in Canada as well. I can live
with that and you usually know. Every country has less and more biased news. Where I would draw a line is on the faked news. Whether it is WMD's or the Christmas turkey ;-) cheers Ernie (Canada) Shaber CJ wrote: Well, for a European watching any news station in the US, it is amazing how little information is actually passed (don't even mention background information)... Very True. It is eye opening how much different the News is on BBC, CTV (Canadian) and other nations than in America. I wonder what it would actually take to get unbiassed news? 
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