The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) is a US-taxpayer funded organisation (to the tune of 20% of its annual operating revenue from Federal sources and 25% to 29% from State and local taxes), is required by charter to have a “strict adherence to objectivity and balance in all programs or series of programs of a controversial nature” yet has faced continuous accusations of left-wing bias. Luckily we don’t have a similar “uniquely funded” left-leaning public broadcaster in the UK, eh?

Here we have Tavis Smiley of PBS interviewing Ayaan Hirsi Ali about her autobiographical book Infidel. Ali escaped from Muslim oppression in Africa and the Middle East only to find it again in the Netherlands. There she became a member of Parliament, but was then driven out of the country by dhimmis after incurring the wrath of Muslims for daring to speak out.

So, with Travis Smiley glossing over all that inconvenient 9/11, Fort Hood and botched Times Square bombing trivial stuff, let’s take a look at where he thinks the *real* threat comes from:

Christians do that every single day. In this country. … There are so many more examples of Christians who do that than you could ever give me examples of Muslims who have done that inside this country where you live and work.

Wow. Public service broadcasting at its best. Substitute English accents and it could easily be the BBC’s Toady programme over here.