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Post by Teddy Bear on Jan 26, 2010 19:33:35 GMT
How is it The Telegraph with resources far less than the BBC is able to cover this story from Bangladesh Rapevictim receives 101 lashes for becoming pregnant , yet no mention of it on the BBC site? Can it be that the BBC prefers to hide stories that show the real depraved mentality of these extremist Sharia law Muslim states? Of course it is! Same as it has done with the numerous other similar type stories mentioned on this forum, and the many many more covered by Jihad Watch or Religion of Peace. Is there really any doubt about the insidious immoral nature of the BBC?
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Post by englishanglican on Apr 3, 2010 17:57:26 GMT
Trouble is the only websites that cover the true issues and nature of islam, are the ones that they can just palm off as "Islamophobic" Websites.
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Post by Teddy Bear on Apr 4, 2010 16:20:14 GMT
'There are none so blind as those who will not see'Welcome English'. Any with an open mind would realise that these sites linked to above merely provide details of events going on throughout the world perpetrated by fundamentalist or extremist Muslims. The fact that most of the mainstream media doesn't report these events is merely evidence of an attempt by them to either cover it up, or as you say, avoid being deemed 'Islamophobic'. For example, I notice an article in today's Telegraph Iraqi Christians under fire , which concerns the fact that nearly half the population of Christians in Iraq have been forced to flee their homes and country because of violence against them, and while I haven't checked, I'm almost positive there will be no mention of it on the BBC website. To protect it's Islamic protective agenda, rather than admit to committing bias by omission, the BBC would first try to denigrate the Telegraph. This is precisely one of the reasons that the false cloak of unbiased and balanced reporting that the BBC is credited with, makes it difficult for other media to properly report news too. But as I say, those with an open mind would easily be able to discern what is going on if they wanted to. Those who don't - there's no helping, and they will continue to skew events to support their chosen view.
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Post by englishanglican on Apr 26, 2010 0:56:59 GMT
What I said about sites being deemed "anti-Islamic"
Ive found the perfect solution.
spy on comments on Muslim Internet forums, all the muslims on them, from those born into and the converts all agree with the stuff they tell us they dont agree with!
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Post by djfearross on Apr 26, 2010 14:57:05 GMT
What would be the point of the BBC reporting it? They would only angle the story to make it look like a 'cultural' thing and nothing to do with Islam. Acutally, they wouldn't even angle it, they would just plain come out and say it :-)
Then at the end, they would say how Christians do this as well, just to ensure any Muslim reading the article doesn't feel victimised. It's so so predictable now.
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Post by Teddy Bear on Apr 26, 2010 16:19:16 GMT
What I said about sites being deemed "anti-Islamic" I've found the perfect solution. spy on comments on Muslim Internet forums, all the Muslims on them, from those born into and the converts all agree with the stuff they tell us they don't agree with! Question is EA, what will you do with the discrepancies you find? There are many instances already documented where senior Muslim leaders have made threatening statements at one time, and then later have made statements directly denying the original, yet haven't been picked up by it. One in particular that comes to mind which I posted on this site a while ago, and concerned a militant Islamic cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed, who had justified terrorism in interviews with the BBC, yet in another interview with the BBC a year later, gave a completely different account, yet it wasn't picked up on by the BBC. Eventually Bakri fled the country to avoid terrorist charges, but not before he was allowed to operate for years, with the appeasing sanction of the BBC to help him further his cause. Here's a short segment from the posts here at the time to illustrate:
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