Thousands flock to funeral of India guru Satya Sai Baba (BBC News, 27 April 2011)
Once more it is clear for all to see that BBC News is a bastion of religious apologetics and a haven for irrationalists of all hues. The lengthly article is full of praise for this con artist, charlatan, and quack.
There is one short passage with critical notes: "They say that he was a persuasive fraudster [...]". But this is immediately followed by "These charges were always strenuously denied by the guru and his followers, and were never proved."
For a more informative account of the life of Sai Baba, see:
India would have been a better place without Sathya Sai Baba by Sanal Edamaruku (New Humanist)
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Just grumbling about annoying things that I come across, which are more often than not badly written BBC News articles.
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