ONE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE BBC AND RUSSIA TODAY

I despaired for the BBC this morning.

Russia Today reported on the mass execution of at least 300 PoWs in Sirte, all with their hands tied behind their backs and bullets in their heads, as well as the unknown thousands of civilians from NATO's love bombs. We went to war on Gaddafi and spent approaching a billion pounds to stop this kind of slaughter, didn't we? And there was also a detailed report on the use of not depleted uranium in Fallujah, Iraq but ENRICHED uranium, and its deployment not in anti-tank weapons but in anti-personnel weapons as a very fine dust. The birth defects in civilians due to this are horrific.

On the other hand the BBC showed the presenters trying to make a toy dog take a dump.

The following report on AntiWar addresses the slaughter in Sirte.

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From http://news.antiwar.com/2011/10/25/atrocity-questions-grow-as-mass-graves-fill-in-ntc-conquered-sirte/

Atrocity Questions Grow as Mass Graves Fill in NTC-Conquered Sirte
NTC Praises Misrata Rebels for Relative Restraint
by Jason Ditz, October 25, 2011

NTC Oil Minister Ali Tarhouni today praised the Misrata rebels that conquered Moammar Gadhafi’s hometown of Sirte, saying “I am amazed at their self-restraint.” The rest of the world is amazed at something else.

That’s because the number of summary executions in the captured city seems to be enormous, and the NTC is burying around 300 of the rebel fighters’ victims in a giant mass grave. Many of the bodies still have their hands tied behind their backs, making the gunshots to the head all the more grim.

The mass grave is just part of the story, and the local cemetary has collected 572 bodies overall. All of them were reported as “mercenaries” by the rebel fighters, though again many of them were summary executions.

Which suited Sheikh Fathie Dariez, who runs Misrata’s prisons, just fine. “There was no mercy for foreign mercenaries,” the Sheikh noted.

There have been myriad questions about the revenge killings and mass detention of “suspects” by the NTC, but the Misrata rebels have been particularly brutal since the fall of Tripoli, destroying the entire city of Tawarga and declaring it “New Misrata,” herding the city’s black population into refugee camps in Tripoli before eventually attacking the camps as well.