BBC, At It Again…’Shamima!’
Just noticed the text news on UK Pravda, aka BBC World News, about The Begum Bitch.
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An interesting little story, but written in a very BBC sort of way.
Here’s a sample.
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..Hostey says: “Same thing that you’re doing now, but you work for us bringing equipment, bringing in brothers and sisters”.
Mohammed Al Rasheed replies: “I am ready, brother.”
Rasheed was arrested in the Turkish city of Sanliurfa not long after he had facilitated the girl’s journey to Syria.
In a statement to law enforcement, he said that the reason he had gathered information on everyone he had helped, including Shamima….”
NOTE WELL.
Hostey and Rasheed – no amiable first names used, nor even a ‘Mister’ – nowhere in the story- see for yourselves.
But for The Begum Bitch?
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It’s ‘Shamima‘ in this part, and an obsequious ‘Ms. Begum‘ throughout.
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But we shouldn’t be surprised, because the BBC has a track record, as I first noticed over 3 years ago!
BBC On First-Name Terms With Jihadist Vermin![]()
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Which was, coincidentally, when I first noticed the ugly bias of Ugly Barnett.
I don’t expect UK Pravda to echo my sentiments on the vile creature..
…but first-names?
For somebody who eagerly travelled far…
…to enlist in the satanic ranks of the ISIS rape-gang?
Jim Ex Jakarta 13:05 on August 31, 2022 Permalink |
i have just checked and it’s true, ‘Ms Begum,’ ‘Shamima,’ just as you say.
By the same token, if BBC were reporting on Bin Laden, would it be ‘Osama’ or ‘Mr. Bin Laden?’
When BBC reported on Charles Manson, was it ‘Charles’ or ‘Mr. Manson? ‘
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