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Well, "terrorism" is in the eye of the beholder, isn't it? But sure, they regularly interview rebels of all stripes, except Islamist insurgents I think (at least I can't think of one such interview). > they still basically exist as a propaganda station. They're only going to broadcast something like this if they want the world to hear it for some reason. That's a point of view. I've seen them accused of being at the…
Come up with one reason that France would fund RFI that isn't essentially propaganda. It's the kind of bias that exists outside the internal political debate, which makes it far better than the alternative commercial stations, but the stated goal is to spread the French POV worldwide. Again, I realize I'm terribly cynical on these issues. We can both have the same information about the network and my distrust will ju…
I'm just saying that the dog doesn't always (emphasis on "always") go where the masters want it to go, particularly when the masters come and go at the whim of the voters but the dog is always there.