Gerry Adams' contribution to the Channel 4 documentary, The Bible: A History, revealed the Sinn Fein leader's moral vacuity, argues Owen Polley.
Vancouver 2010 has attracted widespread criticism, however, on Sunday evening, the BBC broadcast the most entertaining Winter Olympics event to date. Ski-cross features four downhill skiers, all hurtling down a snowboard track at break-neck speed simultaneously.
They perform death-defying leaps over yawning chasms, execute hair-raising manoeuvres in order to overtake their opponents and the inevitable tangled skis cause all manner of spectacular crashes.
It was only the second most hair-raising spectacle on TV that night. The moral contortions which Gerry Adams accomplished on Channel 4's The Bible: A History were performed so brazenly that they made the viewer's jaw drop more readily than any ski-cross champion.
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