BBC News, so serious!
 

Really, you would think London has no other focus than the Sinai with egyptians being killed by IS...bbc acts like this so called escalation is very troubling and worrisome. Good grief, in the US we know from the white house that this islamic terror rhetoric is grossly overrated.

Relax, Islam is just another viewpoint...

They are also showing bodies and blood in ukraine.
Come on guys, that is just media looking for brutal vicious wars.

No body but GG can even read this with a mind of any serious thought..or if you can, say so.
Goodbye, USA.

I read your post and have no idea whether or not you're serious...seems a bit odd that you say the things you do...very strange indeed...

i know what you mean, kitty! am sure your sarcasm stems from frustration over the disastrous foreign policy which is putting the whole world in danger.

We hear you, Kitty. But censorship of matters such as this, linked below, is alive and well.

Meanwhile, "The White House Says" the Taliban are not "terrorists" but rather an "armed insurgency"…...

"Seven Taliban attackers wearing bomb vests cut through a wire fence to gain entry to the Army Public School in Peshawar on 16 December.

They went from class to class, killing 152 people - 133 of them children - and injuring more than 120. All seven gunmen were killed.

"When they entered the halls, their fingers were on the triggers," said Munawar Hussain, a teacher who survived the attack.

Mr Hussain told the BBC that the attackers had aimed at their heads. He only narrowly escaped being shot by hiding under a table.

"Today I was very emotional," he said on his first day back at school.

Many of his pupils will never return. "They are missing, I felt their absence," he added.

The Taliban said the attack - the group's deadliest in Pakistan - was in response to a government offensive in North Waziristan…."

BBC News - Peshawar attack: Schools reopen after Taliban massacre

Never thought much about Britain's foreign policy. But I don't watch BBC news.

Why not watch Al-Jazeera News to round out your foreign policy commentary?

Personally, I will stick with the American networks for my fill of balanced news.:shrug:

In the linked article, it does state that the president said this was a terrorist attack.

9that is, the one whose coming is in accord with the activity of Satan, with all power and signs and false wonders, 10and with all the deception of wickedness for those who perish, because they did not receive the love of the truth so as to be saved. 11For this reason God will send upon them a deluding influence so that they will believe what is false...

"Following Al Qaeda’s September 11, 2001 attack against the United States, Qatar’s state-owned Al Jazeera was introduced to the U.S. public as the channel that received the tape where Osama Bin Laden claimed responsibility for the worst terrorist attack on American soil in U.S. history.

After a spike in interest for the then-mysterious television channel, which at the time only spoke a foreign language that not many Americans had ever heard in person, The New York Times responded by sending a journalist to Qatar, who would travel to Doha to visit the Al Jazeera Arabic headquarters.

The Qatari ruling family owns Al Jazeera Media Network, which has now infiltrated the United States after it recently secured the purchase of Al Gore’s failed Current TV. The Emirs’ Al Jazeera America now has 12 bureaus installed within the United States, including Washington, D.C., and its headquarters in New York City....


...Fast-forward to present day, and figures from all continents and political stripes still point to Qatar’s role in propagating and abetting terror, not just through its media networks but through state-sponsored actions. The small but powerful oil-rich nation-state of Qatar has been in the news lately for all the wrong reasons.

Some international leaders have implicated Qatari officials–accusing them of financing the Islamic State (IS) terror group that is rampaging through Syria and Iraq and continuing to expand its self-proclaimed Sunni caliphate.

In late August, German aid development minister Gerd Mueller openly commented on IS’s funding: “Who is financing these troops? Hint: Qatar,” he said, after being forced to walk back the comments due to their lack of political correctness.

Even former Israeli President Shimon Peres–a 91-year-old left-wing dove–took notice of the Qataris, recently warning that they were becoming “the world’s largest funder of terror.”

In June, The Long War Journal’s Thomas Joscelyn said in an exclusive interview with Breitbart News:

Look no further than a series of official documents from the Obama administration about Qatar, and you will see that it is a major financial hub, fundraising for jihadist groups including the Taliban, al-Qaeda, and others….

…...Qatar is also unapologetically supportive of the Muslim Brotherhood, a global organization founded by a stout Hitler admirer that seeks the same endgame as Al Qaeda and the Islamic State: a worldwide Sunni caliphate….."

Is Qatar the Foremost Supporter of the Islamic State's Sunni Jihad? - Breitbart

Don't rock the boat, some people really love this stuff!

Oh, I forgot for a moment that reality and the facts are not part of the equation. Sorry 'bout the error!

you might as well stick withy the village news !

Remember The Song of Solomon, 2-12, ...and the voice of the turtle is heard over our land.

Not everyone is letting go so easy