[thoughtomator]

Oops! Revealed their bias... that's a no-no in "journalism"!

[netmilsmom]

I cried too.
(with joy)

[Clara Lou]

Imagine: crying for an AIDS-ridden, murderous old thief who is surely headed for nether regions. The world is upside down.

[Ptarmigan]

I will shed tears of joy when Arafat is dead.

[CitadelArmyJag]

Criticize, the word is criticize.

[KwasiOwusu]

The BBC never fail to disappoint...with total their bias and their great love for for genocidal terrorist scum.
Real question is: when are the British public going to wise up and stop supporting these terrorist loving BBC creeps and stop the compulsory payment of the BBC Tax?

[headsonpikes]

The Beeb flashes its underwear, and its not pretty.

In Nelson Muntz voice - "Ha ha!"

[Prime Choice]

A BBC correspondent's on-air admission that she cried at Yasser Arafat's departure from Palestine was a "misjudgment", the corporation said yesterday after it was inundated with complaints.

Always knew the BBC was biased in favor of terrorists. Now I've got proof.

As an aside, I'm going to dance in the streets when Arafat acquires room temperature. I'll also be handing out candy and sweetbreads...just like the Palestinians did on 9/11.

And when it's all over, I'm going to pour a full carafe of my finest coffee on Arafat's grave...right after the stuff passes through my kidneys.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

If I remember my history, Arafat was the ONLY person ever allowed to make a speach at the UN with a pistol at his side.

Kofi is deeply saddened.

[darkwing104]

I can just imagine how they would wail when Saddam and Bin Laden take the big dirt nap.

[ppaul]

I cried too -
That such a perverted, vile, pice of sh*t could be revered by the world's smug intelligentsia who looked the other way while his thugs viscously murdered the innocent and destroyed the hopes of generations for freedom and peace.

[highflight]

Bloody
Biased
Crap

Shameless shills - to think the Brits are forced to pay for this outfit (TV licenses).

[JennysCool]

The MSM in both America and Britain is continually shocked to find more and more people not thinking how they have been told to think. "Agenda-driven reporting" (propaganda) is circling the drain.

[Mona Lisa2]

However, the fact that a Middle East correspondent has such sympathies will fuel claims that of BBC bias towards the Arabs. Cough, cough, the BBC biased?

There will never be truthful reporting from this area. Not only do they have a knee-jerk bias against Israel but look at what happened to the Dutch filmmaker, Theo Van Gogh, who dared to criticize the way many Muslim women are treated.

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

The BBC doesn't want to let any of the truth out: including that they cry of murderous thugs, and not just that Arafat is one.

[Xcoastie]

"the corporation said yesterday after it was inundated with complaints. The BBC, which has long faced accusations of anti-Israeli bias, has received 500 complaints"

So it only takes 500 complaints to inundate the BBC... noted.

[broadsword]

England = Englistan. They already bent over and spread 'em for the Muslims.

[ijcr]

"When the helicopter carrying the frail old man rose above his ruined compound, I started to cry . . . without warning,"

I can relate to this reporter, I had the same sentiments when Clinton left the White House, only mine were tears of joy.

I may even shed a joyful tear when Tom Daschle is dragged out of the Senate in Jan.....especially if he does a perp walk and does not slide out under the back door.

[OldFriend]

Anyone surprised.

[RockAgainsttheLeft04]

I cried...

1.) for the thousands of victim's of that raghead's bloody 35-year terror campaign against the Jewish people.
2.) for the two illegal race wars (P.C. term "Intifada's") Arafat started when his personal power or profit were threatened by upturns in the Middle east peace talks.
3.) For the poor, defiled goats, too numerous (and too silent) to count...