C'mon people. I understand that it took them long to realise what had happened. But seriously? It aint every day that 2 jets crash into two of the tallest buildings in the world within within 15 minutes (i think) of eachother. I would be shocked and confused being on live air commenting on this mad situation. I wouldn't want to believe it.
The bastards that done this are fucking sick cunts. I hope their bodies are rotting in hell. And those dumb fuckers thougt they were gonna get 70 virgins...
i remember being 9 years old and walking in. There was a white BBC reporter by one of those tourist telescope-binocular sight seing devices in new york. He was on a building or something. if anyone can find it i'd be deeply grateful
Thank you for posting these vids. Watching the British news coverage would have been more reassuring and calming to American viewers than the more conclusionist American media.
@cbphillyguy Well, here in the UK the BBC is now associated with having a huge Left-wing, pro-European Union political bias, but whenever there is a serious news story to cover, I think most British people instinctively tune into BBC news
10:10 - "It's possible they may have had some indication that there was going to be an attack." That's kind of an odd thing to say. Why would he say that?
@LongLiveOx It's not totally unusual for terrorists to send messages warning that there will be an attack soon. They don't usually give details with these warning but they happen. A recent example would be the warning from Irish terrorists on the 16th May this year that they are targeting London. It's a tactic used to make people afraid which is the point of terrorism.
@ 8:53. These reporters clearly need to think about what they are reporting before they report it. It's obvious that the BBC confused the 1993 WTC bombing with the current 9/11 events happening then, but still, it's just absolutely ridiculous to think that only 6 people died and 1000 were wounded. The BBC was also painfully slow in reporting this as an obvious terrorist attack. They instead seemed to prefer the absurd notion that this may be an accident, even after the 2nd plane hit.
Six people!!!! Really, BBC?!!! With two planes, those big-assed holes, all that smoke and all of that fire, there are just SIX people dead? I'm needing them to get it together!!! WTF?!!!
@NobleSquad Go to 8:35, they report ON THE SCREEN IN THE BANNER, "REPORTS OF 6 PEOPLE DEAD AND 1000 INJURED AFTER TWO PLANE CRASHES IN NEW YORK" !!! You're totally right, that's the death toll from the 93 attacks, but that's not what they're broadcasting! The female broadcaster then went on and repeated the banner info on air as a "report" at 9:03 that six were dead and 1000 injured. They weren't at that time talking at all about the 93 attacks but what was currently happening.
@christiandior1947 so its ok if six people die is it? just imagen if you where one of the six. or if it was your family. how would you feel if someone then said,, its only six people. i'd be preety annoyed. and just to let you know 1000 people got injured in that 1993 event so think about it
4.30 LOL " i thought the building was getting demolished" then i turned round and it was a plane hitting it. ROFL...y the fuk wud u hink the demolition crews wer knockin down the wtc in just a random manner.
I can understand the BBC's neutral position. The job of the news networks is to report on what's happening, not to state speculations as though they're fact. They do mention the possibility of a terrorist attack, but only as one possibility amongst others (such as a freak series of navigational errors). It's a very Sherlock Holmes way of thinking, really- assumptions make for biased judgment which could lead one down the wrong path entirely.
It's a shame they didn't have one of their better news readers anchoring at the time. Her voice & repetition of everything she was saying got annoying real quick
I cannot believe the BBC was so slow in realizing what was happening. 10 minutes after the second plane hit, they were still calling it an accident and a navigation error.
I saw it live on TV as it happened on 9/11/2001 and I knew instantly when I saw the second plane that this was a terrorist attack.
Common sense, 1 plane= maybe an accident. 2 planes = a terrorist attack, and 3 planes (pentagon) = even more conformation of what I already knew.
@johnfox3 I know, but there comes a point when neutrality becomes absurd. I didn't expect them to express outrage or make their personal views known, just to report the facts as they see them....ie. 3 airplanes hijacked and crashed into buildings...it's more than reasonable to state that this might be a terrorist attack. I honestly believe that if a BBC reporter ever saw someone killing another person in front of him, he would say..."He may or may not have killed the other person...I cannot say.
@osallent At the time, that would have been speculation and the BBC tends not to do that. They only report on the facts. At the time of broadcast, no terrorist organisation nor government had confirmed it was terrorism, so the BBC continued to report what they knew as fact, that there have been plane crashes.
@osallent This was an inside job man, second plane was a millitary plane, there was no third plane nothing hits pentagon it was just a bomb and wtc 1 2 and 7 fell down by control demolition of explosions placed inside the buildings
@osallent You "knew" instantly? I think you mean, you deduced - at that point noone had claimed responsibility, and noone "knew" anything. As events unfolded, your guess was proved right, but at the time it was nothing more than that - a guess. Luckily, news agencies report known facts, rather than relying on "common sense" to try to guess what's happening.
But I guess that's why the BBC is a worldwide-respected news agency, and you're just a bloke making ill-informed comments on youtube.
British news channels (bar Skynews) are less sensationalist than American news channels. It may have seemed obvious to some that it was a terrorist attack, but the BBC needed to 100% confirm this fact before they said it over the air, as is usually the BBC's code of practice.
lol she says that early reports say that six people were killed. I mean im not bad mouthing her its just ide use my common sense, that theres more then that on 2 planes.
@xHalfpipepaul I agree with you, BBC's early coverage of 9/11 was atrocious. They missed the 2nd plane hitting the 2nd tower, they kept calling it an accident after the second plane hit, and the "6 people are dead" comment was the icing on the cake.
Yes it is, i remember being picked up at school when i was little and every TV was on the news. I didn't really understand and realize the magnitude of what was happening.
C'mon people. I understand that it took them long to realise what had happened. But seriously? It aint every day that 2 jets crash into two of the tallest buildings in the world within within 15 minutes (i think) of eachother. I would be shocked and confused being on live air commenting on this mad situation. I wouldn't want to believe it.
The bastards that done this are fucking sick cunts. I hope their bodies are rotting in hell. And those dumb fuckers thougt they were gonna get 70 virgins...
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i remember being 9 years old and walking in. There was a white BBC reporter by one of those tourist telescope-binocular sight seing devices in new york. He was on a building or something. if anyone can find it i'd be deeply grateful
menacinghat 4 months ago
Six people dead, 1,000 people injured? God, if only.
XxleapingxlizardsxX 4 months ago
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That was from the attack in 1993 mate that 6 people died and over 1,000 injured
japgolden 3 months ago
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XxleapingxlizardsxX 3 months ago
@japgolden I was actually talking about 8:50 though...
XxleapingxlizardsxX 3 months ago
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Yeah i caught that after watching the video again i think they just got there information mixed up during all the chaos
japgolden 3 months ago
@japgolden Probably.
XxleapingxlizardsxX 3 months ago
really sad day, I remember that day so well.
pbolarinho 7 months ago
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We should pay repsects to those who died and were injured, but they were talking about the 93 bombings.
Valiantgallifrey 8 months ago
Thank you for posting these vids. Watching the British news coverage would have been more reassuring and calming to American viewers than the more conclusionist American media.
cbphillyguy 8 months ago
@cbphillyguy Well, here in the UK the BBC is now associated with having a huge Left-wing, pro-European Union political bias, but whenever there is a serious news story to cover, I think most British people instinctively tune into BBC news
HumpsBlowdoll 7 months ago
10:10 - "It's possible they may have had some indication that there was going to be an attack." That's kind of an odd thing to say. Why would he say that?
LongLiveOx 9 months ago 2
@LongLiveOx It's not totally unusual for terrorists to send messages warning that there will be an attack soon. They don't usually give details with these warning but they happen. A recent example would be the warning from Irish terrorists on the 16th May this year that they are targeting London. It's a tactic used to make people afraid which is the point of terrorism.
tammyscotland 8 months ago
@ 8:53. These reporters clearly need to think about what they are reporting before they report it. It's obvious that the BBC confused the 1993 WTC bombing with the current 9/11 events happening then, but still, it's just absolutely ridiculous to think that only 6 people died and 1000 were wounded. The BBC was also painfully slow in reporting this as an obvious terrorist attack. They instead seemed to prefer the absurd notion that this may be an accident, even after the 2nd plane hit.
Christianjr4 10 months ago
Six people!!!! Really, BBC?!!! With two planes, those big-assed holes, all that smoke and all of that fire, there are just SIX people dead? I'm needing them to get it together!!! WTF?!!!
christiandior1947 1 year ago
@christiandior1947 If you listened, you'd know they were talking about the 1993 WTC Bombings in which 6 people died.
NobleSquad 1 year ago
@NobleSquad Go to 8:35, they report ON THE SCREEN IN THE BANNER, "REPORTS OF 6 PEOPLE DEAD AND 1000 INJURED AFTER TWO PLANE CRASHES IN NEW YORK" !!! You're totally right, that's the death toll from the 93 attacks, but that's not what they're broadcasting! The female broadcaster then went on and repeated the banner info on air as a "report" at 9:03 that six were dead and 1000 injured. They weren't at that time talking at all about the 93 attacks but what was currently happening.
christiandior1947 1 year ago
@christiandior1947 Oh yes. My mistake... well, their mistake
NobleSquad 1 year ago
@christiandior1947
They evidently confused the 1993 attacks with the present attack on that day. Sloppy journalism and reporting on their part, needless to say.
Christianjr4 10 months ago
@christiandior1947 so its ok if six people die is it? just imagen if you where one of the six. or if it was your family. how would you feel if someone then said,, its only six people. i'd be preety annoyed. and just to let you know 1000 people got injured in that 1993 event so think about it
vZoroark 1 year ago
@vZoroark You COMPLETELY missed my point.
christiandior1947 1 year ago
@christiandior1947 Ok im sorry i did. I realy am sorry.
vZoroark 1 year ago
4.30 LOL " i thought the building was getting demolished" then i turned round and it was a plane hitting it. ROFL...y the fuk wud u hink the demolition crews wer knockin down the wtc in just a random manner.
rossm8038 1 year ago
BBC are a bunch of dumb fucks! 6 dead WTF?!!
trinimark123abc 1 year ago
@trinimark123abc they wer talkin about the 1993 bombing at the WTC wer 6 ppl died.
rossm8038 1 year ago
'Reports of 6 people dead and thousands injured'....where do they get this sh*t from? planes just went into the side of the buildings..
DanielCampbell4 1 year ago
@DanielCampbell4 unfortunately she had the numbers from bomb in 93 that someone had mentioned earlier and just reported that as the reports.
multipleman78 1 year ago
@multipleman78 they had the wrong results? old ones? from 93?
DanielCampbell4 1 year ago
@DanielCampbell4 i think they were talking about the 1993 bombings of the World Trade Center, that was when 6 people died and many injured.
bluedog454 1 year ago
@DanielCampbell4 talkin about the 1993 WTC bombing which happened underneath the building in which 6 ppl wer killed and 1000 thousand wer injured.
rossm8038 1 year ago
The BBC make Britain look dumb as sh*t
DanielCampbell4 1 year ago
You make whatever country you come from look as dumb as shit!!! Hopefully not everyone there is as thick as you.
lewis12121 1 year ago
@DanielCampbell4
lewis12121 1 year ago
I can understand the BBC's neutral position. The job of the news networks is to report on what's happening, not to state speculations as though they're fact. They do mention the possibility of a terrorist attack, but only as one possibility amongst others (such as a freak series of navigational errors). It's a very Sherlock Holmes way of thinking, really- assumptions make for biased judgment which could lead one down the wrong path entirely.
CheezeFox 1 year ago 2
It's a shame they didn't have one of their better news readers anchoring at the time. Her voice & repetition of everything she was saying got annoying real quick
kLemon 1 year ago
LOL reports of 6 people dead - minor underestimate there
thebeast0011 1 year ago
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yeah, only about 2,979 off. brits....
BestVidsRightHere 1 year ago
it could be a navigational error? shes crazy...
faithoffaith 1 year ago
I cannot believe the BBC was so slow in realizing what was happening. 10 minutes after the second plane hit, they were still calling it an accident and a navigation error.
I saw it live on TV as it happened on 9/11/2001 and I knew instantly when I saw the second plane that this was a terrorist attack.
Common sense, 1 plane= maybe an accident. 2 planes = a terrorist attack, and 3 planes (pentagon) = even more conformation of what I already knew.
osallent 1 year ago 23
@osallent In the UK, the BBC is under strict regulation to be neutral...
johnfox3 1 year ago
@johnfox3 I know, but there comes a point when neutrality becomes absurd. I didn't expect them to express outrage or make their personal views known, just to report the facts as they see them....ie. 3 airplanes hijacked and crashed into buildings...it's more than reasonable to state that this might be a terrorist attack. I honestly believe that if a BBC reporter ever saw someone killing another person in front of him, he would say..."He may or may not have killed the other person...I cannot say.
osallent 1 year ago
@osallent yea I know it does seem obvious but its just conduct, until somthing is confirmed they dont make assumptions, where do you draw the line?
johnfox3 1 year ago
@osallent At the time, that would have been speculation and the BBC tends not to do that. They only report on the facts. At the time of broadcast, no terrorist organisation nor government had confirmed it was terrorism, so the BBC continued to report what they knew as fact, that there have been plane crashes.
mattmorelli 1 year ago
@osallent You and me both its was obvious what was going on what a tragic thing to have happened that morning!
SexyLiLLeilaniMya 1 year ago
@osallent The BBC never jumps to conclusions or speculates.
Elrich89 1 year ago
@osallent This was an inside job man, second plane was a millitary plane, there was no third plane nothing hits pentagon it was just a bomb and wtc 1 2 and 7 fell down by control demolition of explosions placed inside the buildings
flashk0 1 year ago
@osallent You "knew" instantly? I think you mean, you deduced - at that point noone had claimed responsibility, and noone "knew" anything. As events unfolded, your guess was proved right, but at the time it was nothing more than that - a guess. Luckily, news agencies report known facts, rather than relying on "common sense" to try to guess what's happening.
But I guess that's why the BBC is a worldwide-respected news agency, and you're just a bloke making ill-informed comments on youtube.
havvacuppa 10 months ago 3
@osallent
British news channels (bar Skynews) are less sensationalist than American news channels. It may have seemed obvious to some that it was a terrorist attack, but the BBC needed to 100% confirm this fact before they said it over the air, as is usually the BBC's code of practice.
ChaosDynamics 4 months ago 4
@osallent they have to say accident untill evidence or a viable souce comes across...its national media law
artydean2 4 months ago
including all thats in the buildings.
xHalfpipepaul 2 years ago
lol she says that early reports say that six people were killed. I mean im not bad mouthing her its just ide use my common sense, that theres more then that on 2 planes.
xHalfpipepaul 2 years ago
@xHalfpipepaul I agree with you, BBC's early coverage of 9/11 was atrocious. They missed the 2nd plane hitting the 2nd tower, they kept calling it an accident after the second plane hit, and the "6 people are dead" comment was the icing on the cake.
Good God, talk about having no common sense.
osallent 1 year ago
Yes it is, i remember being picked up at school when i was little and every TV was on the news. I didn't really understand and realize the magnitude of what was happening.
xHalfpipepaul 2 years ago
Interesting to watch this from a different nation's view.
sklzlm 2 years ago 41