:::::Garycompugeek, I wanted to present my general thoughts on the matter before getting into the line by line details. People often find it aggressive when one jumps into nitty gritty details straight off the bat. Regarding the idea that the bias in the article is a matter of perspective, I do agree with you in principle. However, there are also specific elements of the any piece of writing that can be singled out as promoting bias. Thankfully, Wikipedia's policies attend to many of these writing elements or techniques if you will. One example of such a technique is the use of weasel words. That's just an example to point out that there are concrete pieces in any work of writing that indicate a skewed presentation. And the fact that such elements promote bias is not a matter of opinion but rather a fact. One cannot use weasel phrasing (again as an example) without promoting a particular bias. On the other hand, there are other writing elements and techniques that may or may not promote a bias, and whether or not a bias is being pushed in these instances would be a matter of opinion or perspective. We will have to differentiate between these two types throughout our discussion.