Fwench Fried

Is it a news organization job to inform the public of actual news, or is it their job to make sure a politically correct group is always in power? CNN would be proud:

One of France's leading TV news executives has admitted censoring his coverage of the riots in the country for fear of encouraging support for far-right politicians.

Jean-Claude Dassier, the director general of the rolling news service TCI, said the prominence given to the rioters on international news networks had been "excessive" and could even be fanning the flames of the violence.

Mr Dassier said his own channel, which is owned by the private broadcaster TF1, recently decided not to show footage of burning cars.

"Politics in France is heading to the right and I don't want rightwing politicians back in second, or even first place because we showed burning cars on television," Mr Dassier told an audience of broadcasters at the News Xchange conference in Amsterdam today.

Agenda? What agenda?

I suppose it's not news if the Fwench information overlords says it isn't news. Note to all Fwench citizens: Go back to bed and have a nice sleep, all is well. BTW, the odorous fumes that you smell is NOT your Peugeot on fire.

French broadcasters have faced criticism for their lack of coverage of the country's worst civil unrest in decades. Public television station France 3 has stopped broadcasting the numbers of torched cars while other TV stations are considering following suit.

With that kind of logic, they shouldn't report murders or rapes either, ya wouldn't want to encourage murder and rapes. LÃches et tratres, le groupe puant entier de vous (cowards and traitors, the whole stinking bunch of you).

Before I forget, as of Wednesday night, there have been 6894 cars torched, not to mention the murders, the churches (not Mosques) being burned down, schools set ablaze, day care centres torched, gov't buildings destroyed.

Who needs the Fwench media anyways?

Fwench hypocrisy here.