BBC Gives Victim A Platform – For A Change!
I was just watching the BBC World News, a sympathetic interview with a brave young man injured by Hong Kong gangsters who were angered by the pro-democracy demonstrators.
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Good that the BBC let him speak out!
But…
Correct me if I’m wrong, but was the rightwing journalist, Mr. Ngo, who suffered grievous harm at the hands of Red Nazi Antifa scum in Portland last month, afforded similarly sympathetic treatment by the BBC?
Thieving Thugs – Red Nazi Antifa Amok, Cops Cop Out!
They did mention him, but only with a brief quote from another media outlet –
‘’Officers told me they would not approach the suspect, who was still in sight, because that might ‘incite’ the crowd,” he wrote in an article for the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.
By coincidence, just around the same time, the same tax-funded UK state broadcaster put on a trailer for a ‘documentary’ that they have been running for a while…
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Neil Leumann, 
Burt Davis, and 
Lorri Lemare are discussing. 
Gina and 
Fiona Fenton are discussing. 
rossrightangle 
Lorri Lemare 13:08 on July 28, 2019 Permalink |
The BBC is much the same as the East Coast media in the United States, working to an agenda to badmouth the rightwing.
Allowing the thugs to self-define as ‘anti-fascist’ when they are the nearest thing to storm-troopers as can be found in the USA, is just irresponsible, at best.
Some Senators are asking for ‘Antifa’ to be treated as domestic terrorists and that is what they are.
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Burt Davis 14:25 on July 28, 2019 Permalink |
You are busy today, Ross, giving us lazy weekenders lots to read, good excuse to avoid household chores. Thanks.
The bias of the media is as detectable in what it doesn’t do, as much as what it does. Their failure to identify ‘antifa’ as the guilty party in almost all, if not all the violence, is particularly bad.
They come into town armed to the teeth and dead-set on attacks against lawfully-approved right-wing rallies. They could organize their own on different days or in different areas, but instead its aggression, trying to deny us rightwing people our rights to free expression.
Sorry if my spelling is not perfect, I am happy for you to correct it.
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Neil Leumann 19:36 on July 28, 2019 Permalink |
Everybody should say a gigantic thanks to President Trump, who has just added his voice to all the Americans who wanted Antifa listed as a terrorist gang.
They are not ant-fascist, they are anti-free speech. Because they cannot argue any logical case against the right, they use violence.
That’s not opinion, they say themselves that they fear people will hear the right’s message and be influenced by it.
That’s why Antifa say they have to be violent, to obstruct the democratic process of persuasion.
Terrorism, and it has to be stopped.
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