I think it’s not. What is bizarre is the huge amount of attention USA based news gets compare to what really matters. But with the BBC following the USA matters as if it was national news, you need to be able to see it.Yes - quite a lot heard about the Tsunami and quite rightly so. One was a natural disaster and one an act of terrorism.
Your post is somewhat bizarre.
It’s not about a natural disaster or a terrorist attack. It’s about USA based news flashes getting all the attention even 20 years later. But hey, if you feel you should cry with the hurdle please do.I'll be honest with I can't see how you link a natural disaster to the murder of thousands of people, how the men women and children on those aircraft felt just before the sky fairy believers crashed the aircraft is probably beyond believe.
Sorry what would you think matters more in the news than than murder of thousands.I think it’s not. What is bizarre is the huge amount of attention USA based news gets compare to what really matters. But with the BBC following the USA matters as if it was national news, you need to be able to see it.
I also work in the aircraft industry, I was in a meeting at BAe Samlesbury, when the news came out.20 years today, I remember it like yesterday.
Working in the aircraft industry, driving along the M60 a colleague called me “have you heard the news? He asked.
“Don’t tell me! Kevin Keegan has walked!?” I said…
“ No… a 767 has just hit the World trade centre tower!”
You linked the two and I've not cried since the death of my dad 20 years ago thanks. In my opinion you're some sad individual to be worried about news flashes on the tv. Others have a lot more to be worried about.It’s not about a natural disaster or a terrorist attack. It’s about USA based news flashes getting all the attention even 20 years later. But hey, if you feel you should cry with the hurdle please do.
WtfYou have some sympathy there from me.
I have no intention of watching any of the raft of documentaries out currently.
Lol if you really think the BBC does that.I think it’s not. What is bizarre is the huge amount of attention USA based news gets compare to what really matters. But with the BBC following the USA matters as if it was national news, you need to be able to see it.
Sometimes reality looks unsympatheticLol if you really think the BBC does that.
You are coming at this from a strange and unsympathetic angle. Not to mention disrespectful. What was witnessed that day was horrific, thats not to say other things aren't and haven't been horrific.
I sympathise with the ones who died. Read my reaction.You linked the two and I've not cried since the death of my dad 20 years ago thanks. In my opinion you're some sad individual to be worried about news flashes on the tv. Others have a lot more to be worried about.