More Mindless BBC Bias

Here's yet another example of the endless bias and mindlessness at the BBC. Get a load of this headline:

Somali insurgents attack police

Insurgents? Against what? The first two paragraphs say this:

At least seven people have been killed, including three police officers, in the Somali capital, following the formation of a new anti-government alliance.

Armed insurgents staged a hit-and-run attack on a government base in north-east Mogadishu, leaving six dead, a police spokesman said.

Still does not tell you who these jokers are though. Then a little later you get this:

The new alliance has reportedly named former Islamist leader Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed as its chairman.

Prime Minister Mohamed Ghedi has criticised the new Eritrea-based grouping as "trouble-makers and terrorists".

and then this:

The new Alliance for the Liberation of Somalia (ALS) groups together former Islamists and opposition figures.

It aims to remove the Ethiopian-backed government by negotiation - or war.

So now it becomes clear. What you have is more Islamic terrorists (I'm not buying the "former" part) killing people and the BBC shilling for them by calling them "insurgents".

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