The BBC just aired a new documentary on Gaza. It was titled ‘How to Survive a Warzone’ and this is one of the worst Palestinian propaganda pantomimes you will ever get to see. It was raw Hamas garbage funded by the British public. I had written quite an extensive take-down, but the key findings were so outrageous that I put almost everything else aside so … Continue reading BBC put on a Hamas Propaganda Pantomime
Yesterday we saw horrific images being streamed from Gaza once more, as Hamas conducted another hostage release circus. Some will try to deceive you into believing that the creation of Hamas – and its actions – are somehow the fault of Israeli behaviour. A trip back to 1931 and a group called the Black Hand will show you otherwise. ‘This did not start on October … Continue reading The long Black Hand of October 7
There comes a time when you have to accept there is no saving the BBC, and we are way past that point. I am so angry and tired with all this that I cannot even be bothered to give this piece a proper introduction. I have broken this analysis of the latest attack by the BBC’s anti-Zionists down into nine digestible parts. 1. The BBC’s … Continue reading BBC News: A deceptive, amateur, anti-Zionist train wreck
Last week I ran an exclusive which exposed blatant antisemitism in a live BBC News interview with a Jerusalem based Rabbi. When faced with the undeniable evidence of inexcusable bias that was presented – the BBC has actually apologised to the Rabbi concerned. Sometimes it is right to accept an apology and move on. This is not one of those times. The BBC apology for … Continue reading The BBC apology should be absolutely rejected
Anti-Israel bias at BBC News runs so deep that most people don’t see more than the tip of the iceberg. And while the Jews (the victims of BBC anti-Jewish racism) have grown tired of making complaints that are always ignored, the racist perpetrators (the elitist British supremacists and their Islamist ex-Al Jazeera buddies at BBC News) have grown so confident in their untouchability – they … Continue reading BBC News bias – the tale of the three religious leaders
Another day, another viral pack of lies spread by our mainstream media. This latest one comes from Sky News. On 19 December an 80 year old woman was shot and killed during an IDF operation in the Balata camp near Nablus. She was one of two fatalities. Her name was Halima Saleh Hassan Abu Lail. Then yesterday, Sky News published the heartbreaking story of Halima’s … Continue reading Sky News turn a family of terrorists into innocent victims
Last night I slowly digested the new Owen Jones report, that claims (unbelievably) that there is a pro-Israel bias at the BBC (here are a few examples that prove the opposite 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13). And as a result here is something I never thought I would ever say – that we should perhaps thank Owen … Continue reading The Owen Jones BBC bias story is pure junk
Having been caught consistently working with terrorist supporters to create BBC News articles, you would have thought that BBC journalists would have learnt by now to conduct basic checks before holding hands with local journalists. Yesterday’s BBC News article on Syria proves that whatever the problems may be – these issues are far greater than just incompetence, laziness or stupidity. When Lucy met Mayar Last … Continue reading When Lucy met Mayar – another BBC News nightmare
If you want to find bias in BBC News, you really do not have to look far. In just 30 hours, the BBC hate factory pushed out five articles – all full of distortion and lies. One even blatantly promotes a blood libel. This is not about a problematic journalist who manages to sneak a dodgy article past a sleepy gatekeeper. It is as if … Continue reading BBC News – a factory of anti-Israeli propaganda
The Global Peace and Unity – GPU festival The first GPU festival in eleven years was just held at the Excel London exhibition and convention centre. Organised by the Islam Channel, it is a reboot of the near-annual festival that was held six times between 2005 and 2013 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6). Historically this festival has given a platform to a range of … Continue reading The GPU festival – my weekend with the devil
