BBC foreign correspondent Matthew Price: "Israel, as a colony, cannot continue to exist" – interesting article – http://t.co/NISKmAf1rk — Matthew Price (@BBCMatthewPrice) August 6, 2014 Just a couple of snippets from the article that Price finds so “interesting”: It is time to call a spade a spade: Israel, as a colony, is a constant source of violence and conflict. It is not an ex-colony, nor is it an accepted part … Continue reading →

Hi all. Here’s a new Open Thread for you all. Please detail the bias and ignore trolls who seem determined to derail this site. Do NOT engage with them please in any way.

      David Cameron must have long regretted his liberal urges as he saw the beneficiary of his PR stunt/ethnic minority box ticking exercise run rampage, undermining the government’s foreign policy and subverting and emasculating its anti Islamic terror programme. Baroness Warsi was more interested in promoting Islam than in doing her job….people will say ‘ah but she defended all religions‘…indeed she did…but in doing so her real aim … Continue reading →

Why does the BBC not report the death-cult Jew-hatred that airs on Hamas TV? http://t.co/iMkoSWujEa, http://t.co/9IezfW3WKG @HughSykes — DB (@4d2b) August 5, 2014 @4d2b @allanholloway Maybe because #genocide blog was so surprising (& retracted), but the bile of those videos is routine and nothing new. — HughSykes (@HughSykes) August 5, 2014

      “No one should expect journalists to be as high-minded as Nick Davies. Theirs is -or should be -a murky, occasionally mucky, job done by people short on scruples and long on curiosity, suspicious of everything and everybody, and of favours most of all.”     Daily Telegraph       Wonder what attracted the BBC to their new business editor:   BBC business editor Ahmed and links to top … Continue reading →

    Thanks to jackde for linking to the below where it is explained how Hamas plan to take advantage of Israeli rules of engagement which limit their use of force due to the presence of civilians when they return fire on Hamas, any resultant civilian casualties will help to slow the Israelis down as they have to treat them, and the destruction of homes will increase hatred towards Israel … Continue reading →

    The above Tweet from Hamas is interesting…it shows that not only do they target civilians but that they relish inflicting terror and fear upon them. No doubt the UN will be making some strong statements about such war crimes and the BBC will be buttonholing Cameron and asking him if he believes these are war crimes.   Meanwhile the BBC has been busy broadcasting pure Hamas propaganda all … Continue reading →

  We are always being told just how crowded Gaza is….but that’s not really true in comparison to other places…..London, spread over a vastly bigger area, is still more crowded whilst Jordan is vastly underpopulated by comparison with only 68 people/km²….Jordan actually being ‘Palestine’ why then do all those Palestinian ‘refugees’ not find themselves a home there? Somewhere on 5Live yesterday we were told that there is open space in … Continue reading →

          The BBC’s Ian Pannell claims that Hamas made no claim about capturing an Israeli soldier, a claim that mislead everyone including the IDF into thinking he was a prisoner:       Obviously he hasn’t read Hamas’s Twitter feed:       So did the Israeli’s invent the story of the captured soldier or were they lead to believe that by the fact that he … Continue reading →

The BBC has lovingly lingered on UNRWA condemnation of Israel for hitting a THIRD UNRWA school. It’s all part of the “damn-Israel” meme that the BBC has spewed out during the latest conflict. However, for some reason, none of the world class BBC journalists felt inclined to ask UNWRA why it has allowed at least THREE of its schools to be used to store Hamas missiles. Further, why has the … Continue reading →