Friday, May 02, 2003

RAGEH OMAAR, the BBC’s star correspondent in Baghdad during the Iraq war, developed a close and potentially embarrassing relationship with the director of Iraq’s Ministry of Information, who was responsible for controlling foreign correspondents.
Documents retrieved by The Times from the ministry show that Mr Omaar wrote effusive letters to Uday al-Taie, who was close to Saddam Hussein and once expelled from France for spying.


Is anyone surprised at this? Honestly, how much evidence is it going to take for the BBC, CNN, et al to be totally discredited? I would say the verdicts already in.

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