Looks like the Men Of No Appearance have struck again in Croydon, comparing the BBC descriptions of the robbery suspects with that of the local paper.
UPDATE – and (possibly for similar reasons) this goes unreported. Sixty years back it would have been all over the media. That’s two rape/torture convictions in Greater London (we covered the other here) in the last three weeks that the BBC have failed to report. Is a pattern developing ? We know that, like pretty much everyone else, the BBC is against rape and torture. Do they just feel more comfortable reporting torture where MI6 are allegedly involved, and rape allegations that fit an existing BBC narrative ?
I don’t think Britain would have reached this cultural paradise without a little help from the BBC. It’s what they do…
TooTrue here.
This reminds me of a South Africa paralysed by political correctness around the time of Nelson Mandela’s rise to power. Violence was already sweeping the country. But if you saw three black men mugging someone you could not report the clour of their skin to the police. Or you could but the police would not reveal that info to the press, or if they did the press would not report it.
So, it was forbidden to inform the public of one of the chief identifying factors of the criminals, thereby reducing the likelihood of them being apprehended. Sheer idiocy, bowing at the feet of the god of PC.
South Africa is still paralysed by PC, and it’s all, need I say it, to the benefit of black South Africans and the detriment of whites.
TooTrue
Peter G, I agree completely.