Where are these stories on the BBC?

[Teddy Bear]

One has to wonder, with all the resources that the BBC has across the world, why it is that English newspapers like the Times and Daily Mail are able to run stories that so far don't appear on the BBC landscape.

Could it be because it puts Muslims and Islam in a bad light that the BBC finds some justification, like not in the public interest, to run it?

Fact is, as Mark Thompson already admitted in different words, it's not in the BBC interest, because the intimidation they feel from Muslim extremism achieved just what it was supposed to. It highlights the cowards that the BBC truly are, not only humiliated to 'look the other way' as far as this barbaric mentality is applied, but actually try to present it as 'beneficial to our society.

Here's one story from today in the Mail and you can see from the headlines there's no concealing what it is about;
Moroccans demand change to Islamic penal code after girl, 16, kills herself because judge forced her to marry her RAPIST

And another shown by Islam versus Europe from an article in the Times where a man convicted with four others yesterday for his role in subjecting two girls, aged 15 and 16, to a weekend of degrading sexual attacks. The report makes the point that It's interesting that the Times describes the perpetrators as "Muslim" men in its headline. Normally it uses the euphemism "Asian".

Neither story appears on the BBC website, and I have to wonder first whether they will, and second, if they are - will they reference the Muslim or Islamic connection so vividly.

I'll track it for the next few days. I'm willing to bet that if they eventually cover them, this element will be downplayed. They're probably figuring out how to word it right now, which is why the other media can always beat them to publish.

[Teddy Bear]

Here's a new story to consider that will leave you in no doubt as to the intention of the BBC when covering stories of an Islamic nature.

Here's what they report:

Armed police and bomb disposal experts at Saltburn seafront

An armed policeman on Saltburn seafront. Photo taken by Phil Barnes

Armed police have cordoned off Saltburn seafront over concerns for the welfare of a woman.

Cleveland Police said they were told at about 11:00 GMT that a woman in Saltburn could have suspicious items on her.

Armed officers, trained negotiators and emergency services attended the scene and are currently speaking to her.

The Army said bomb disposal experts were there, with two crews and a duty officer on standby to help police.

Phil Barnes, an eyewitness who took photos of the armed officers, said a police helicopter was at the scene.

Mr Barnes said: "Police have cleared everyone away so no-one can see what is happening."


Ambulance, fire service, bomb disposal and police attended the scene

Graham Pickering of BBC Tees is at Saltburn and said a stretch along the top of the cliff had been sealed off for a distance of several hundred yards, including the pier, to ensure public safety.

Saltburn Bank has been closed to traffic, which could cause congestion problems for Marske Road and the road between Saltburn and Brotton.

Several people who were at business premises in the area have been moved out.

Police are advising that Saltburn Road will be closed at the end of New Brotton and only residential traffic will be allowed into the town.

From the A174/A1085 roundabout there will be access only to Saltburn, and the road to Hob Hill off the A174 will be closed as will Saltburn Lane off the A174, near Rushpool Hall.

All very strange....all these bomb disposal experts, police marksmen, fire engines, closing roads surrounding this pier. How is anybody supposed to understand the REAL background to this story.

Well it won't be from the BBC - except by judging by all that it omits. No doubt most who are used to the typical BBC coverage on this subject will have deduced what's really going on.

So let's go to the Daily Mail and see what they write. I'll include just one of the pictures they use that will IMMEDIATELY explain better this story.

Britain 2012: The moment armed police surrounded woman in veil - fearing she had a bomb - in eight-hour stand-off on quiet seaside promenade

• Police in Teesside were alerted shortly after 11am
  
• Incident went on until around 7.20pm
  
• Bomb disposal experts were called and a helicopter was scrambled

By PAUL SIMS - PUBLISHED: 17:25, 13 March 2012 | UPDATED: 07:50, 14 March 2012

Dressed in a Muslim veil and surrounded from all angles by armed officers, this was the astonishing scene yesterday as a tranquil seaside resort was plunged into a full-scale terror alert.


Scores of officers carrying sub-machine guns and wearing full protective uniform descended on Saltburn-by-the-Sea, near Middlesbrough, at 11am after reports that a woman had a bomb in her bag.
During a dramatic stand-off with police negotiators, the woman – said to be local to the area – was ordered to place the rucksack on the ground.

Armed Police surrounded the woman in Saltburn, Teesside, and took aim. Her bag was behind her
In the tense moments that followed, a police helicopter hovered overhead as she was then told to drop to her knees while keeping her hands up. As negotiators continued to talk to her, she was instructed to get to her feet and walk away from the rucksack.
As officers trained their weapons on her, they watched every step towards the seafront before ordering her to sit on a nearby bench.
Once there she placed her hands on her head.

The terrifying stand-off went on into the evening as Army bomb disposal experts headed to the scene from nearby Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire, to carry out a controlled explosion on the rucksack.

Witnesses said the woman, who was white and wearing a dress with a veil, had earlier been to a hardware store in the town and purchased items.
A resident, who did not want to be named, said: 'She doesn't say a lot, she's always walking around wearing a white hijab. My friend tried to say hello to her once, she just snapped at him.

The woman was ordered to walk forward, away from the bag as armed police kept their guns trained on her

The bag was left in the street with concerned officers treating it as a suspect package

Specialist officers took cover in case the package contained a bomb
'We heard she went to M and M DIY Home Improvement hardware store, trying to buy things to make a bomb, apparently.'
Sales assistants at the store would not confirm that the woman had been to the shop but a shopkeeper nearby said she had been in yesterday morning. Sign-fitter Will Murray was working in the arcade in the town's pier when the stand-off began.
As members of the public were evacuated from the area, he and his colleagues were trapped inside and saw armed police and bomb experts descend on the scene.

Police quickly put up a cordon around the scene as police and fire fighters gathered to deal with the incident
The 31-year-old from Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, said: 'Police coaxed her out of a small shelter near to the pier at around noon and got her to kneel on the floor. I don't think they realised we were in here until it was too late to get us out.'

As armed police moved in, another witness described the dramatic scenes.
She said: 'She is sitting on the bench with her hands on her head. An armed policeman is pointing a gun at her.

Officers swamped the small seafront town of Saltburn in Teesside after being alerted at 11am
'There are about four officers that I can see.'
It is not known what the woman's intentions were and whether her rucksack contained any explosive materials. Nor is it known whether she is an extremist.
Last night, a spokesman for Cleveland Police said: 'A number of officers were at the scene and a cordon was put in place to prevent public access to an area close to the sands and to ensure public safety.
'Armed officers and trained negotiators were at the scene as well as other emergency services.'
The spokesman said some people had been evacuated from nearby premises.
'The priority of the police is to bring about a safe conclusion to the incident and inquiries are on-going,' she added.
The incident ended officially at 7.20pm, police said. A 40-year-old woman was detained under the Mental Health Act.
Superintendent Kieron Irvine said: 'This was a fairly lengthy incident with a successful outcome.'

Now you understand?

[Teddy Bear]

Well the first story we commented on above, regarding the Moroccan girl who killed herself rather than be forced to marry the man who had raped her has now been covered by the BBC. But as I surmised, there is no mention of the Islamic penal code being behind this law.

Just consider this detail included in the BBC article which highlights the mentality of those this barbaric faith creates but the BBC seeks to protect by keeping us the public ignorant.

Witnesses say her husband (the rapist) became so outraged when she drank the poison he dragged her down the street by her hair - and she died shortly afterwards.

Maybe the reason that Iran is cyber blocking the BBC is because they think the BBC should be CREDITING Islam for this behaviour.

The second story I posted, about the Muslim men who subjected the 2 young girls for a weekend of sexual attacks, has still not been covered.

[thehighlandrebel]

We are getting a lot of air time at the moment on Al Beeb regarding the Lords Resistance Army and their indoctrination of children into violence with unending quotes like evil and barbaric.
The reason they are plugging this non stop is they hope to associate this group with Christianity because of it's name despite the group having nothing whatsoever to do with Christianity.

On the other hand the indoctrination by Hamas of children into terrorism, mass murder and hatred is a good and noble thing.



What Hamas are doing to children in Gaza violates every single resolution of the UN's rights of the child but again Hamas gets the blessing from this vile organisation.

[Teddy Bear]

It's obvious to us that the whole Islamic world indoctrinate and brainwash their subjects from an early age to hate and perpetrate violence against those they deem their 'enemies' - or anybody that doesn't accept or believe their garbage.

So the BBC has to make it appear like they respect it so they won't become one of their 'enemies'.

Another Fatal Muslim-on-Muslim Mosque Attack

For the second time in a week, a Muslim has attacked a mosque, killing one of the faithful inside. A few days ago it happened in Belgium. This time it's Arras in France. A Muslim came in with a baseball bat and started hitting people. One person died and another has been seriously injured. The Muslim has been arrested. He has been described as a "practising Muslim" and someone with a "psychiatric history" who was known to be "mentally unbalanced".
Imagine this had been a Breivik-style Counterjihadist. Then there would have been a relentless media focus on these incidents, with demands to shut down blogs and suppress free speech even more. But because these are Muslim-on-Muslim attacks, we can expect no significant reaction. How many fatal attacks have their been on mosques in Europe by anti-Muslim "extremists"? I can't think of any. But now we have two fatal attacks in a week committed by Muslims.

I notice of the 2 articles the BBC ran on the Brussels attack, the one with the video clip omits the fact that the perpetrator was also a Muslim.

I can see how the BBC will avoid or downplay the Muslim element in this French attack, they simply don't bother to report it.