BBC "HAVE YOUR SAY" Biased moderating

[logicmonkey]

I sent the following to the BBC complaints department yesterday., after having my contrbution first show then deleted.
The thread had several other posts expressing similar views to my own and guess what? They got removed as well.
All the post had passed the pre-moderation but later the BBC seemed to change its criteria.
The moderators for Have your Say regularly show a bias against any postings that do not fit in with their Multicultral agenda.

"Hello or should I say Salaam?
Your pro Muslim bias is showing. I have had my contribution to the Have your say discussion on Banning BNP from being teachers removed.
My contribution does not break any of the house rules and is relevant to the discussion; “Should members of the BNP be banned from teaching?”
I was suggesting that if we are to ban people from being teachers because of their political views, we would have to start banning people for their religious views.
And expressed my view that Muslim extremists are a much bigger threat to our children’s future than the pathetic BNP.
I gave as examples; the Subjugation of women, Intolerance of criticism, Tolerance of terrorism, the use of Theocratic tyranny as a form of government.
All undeniably just criticisms of Islam and reasons that Islam is incompatible with our culture let alone the laws of this country.
I also notice that many other posts that expressed a similar view to mine have also disappeared.
You gave title “Have Your Say” to the site, leading me to expect that I might have MY say."

So far no response.
I'm not holding my breath.

[Teddy Bear]

Welcome to the site Logic. I don't know how aware you were before of BBC Bias in this regard, but by the sound of it you've just experienced it first hand. When you think of the power the BBC has in shaping public opinion under the pretext of being 'impartial', you can feel rightly aggrieved at what happened, and no doubt for the reasons you surmised. When you can perceive such a threat to our society from dark forces within. and know that what is mostly thought of as a 'trusted force', is helping those forces, which in a way makes it worse than the dark forces themselves, then you understand the purpose of this site, and others like it.

Hope you'll continue to contribute.

[djfearross]

The BBC have also restructured their HYS comments section.
I think it was due to the fact that alot of comments, which may have been deemed 'right-wing' (by the BBC of course) were getting recommended too much.

I remember a while back with some islamist terrorist attack, the most recommended comment was "the religion of peace strikes again!". But when BBC journalist said 'here are some popular comments from our readers on our website', they selected whichever ones they wanted.

[djfearross]

On another note, i once had to report a comment to the BBC that some nutter wrote about the Palestine/Israel conflict. He instructed Palestinians/islamists to "continue shooting at Israeli planes".

I had to inform the BBC, that this is actually something we call 'terrorism' before the comment was removed.

[Teddy Bear]

It was precisely for the reasons you've identified that I included the Don't Have Your Say section of this forum. It was my hope with this section that those attempting to post messages on the BBC Have Your Say board and those being discarded, would then post what they were trying to express here for others to judge what the BBC were refusing. In that way everybody could judge if their was merit to the BBC decision, or if it indicated a definite bias, which is usually the case.