A senior BBC reporter is a dedicated regime change activist whose career was launched by a C.I.A.-founded propaganda network, raising serious questions about the BBC. Wyatt Reed reports.
Top BBC Iran Reporter Revealed as Opposition Activist
Tag: Washington Institute for Near East Policy
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