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Topic # 81580 14-Apr-2011 21:56 Send private message

If I hadn't seen it for myself I wouldn't have believed it had happened.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/click_online/9456798.stm

Funny... But for all the wrong reasons.




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  Reply # 458974 14-Apr-2011 22:21 Send private message

yeah. the questions were stupid though.

"so you have a security problem in india and the middle east". um no, that makes it sound like the platform is insecure. the problem is that these countries think its to secure that they want to be able to have more access...

the reporter obviously was asking questions to get a rise... or sensationalise the interview. i would have ended the interview too.

actually, i'm surprised this wasnt from campbell live... :P




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