BBC’s flotilla film insufficiently anti-Semitic for “Free Gaza” agitators

Good for the BBC – for a change:

LONDON – A BBC documentary screened this week that investigated the Gaza flotilla incident on May 31 is causing a storm of protest – from critics of Israel, who are furious that the program was not as hostile to Israel as they thought it should be.

The critics, including an activist from the Free Gaza movement who was aboard the Mavi Marmara, are organizing demonstrations on Sunday outside the BBC’s London headquarters and other BBC offices, and are calling for a mass campaign of complaints to the BBC in general and the program makers in particular.

Calls to action began even before the program was aired. The radical group Muslim Public Affairs Committee (MPAC), whose founder Asghar Bukhari made a donation to convicted Holocaust denier David Irving in 2006, urged people to complain to the BBC ahead of time.

The BBc’s reporting of mere facts must have come as a bit of a shock to the holocaust blinkered neo National Socialist nuts, whiny Muslims and trendy liberal elites: it doesn’t happen that often.

And it was so unfair to show it during Ramadan.

3 thoughts on “BBC’s flotilla film insufficiently anti-Semitic for “Free Gaza” agitators

  1. Well! And all that we have said over the years about the BBC’s inherent, incurable, shameless anti-Israelism! Next they’ll be making films showing (only slightly, I’m sure) the reality of the gay lifestyle/gay scene, and all its horrors and dangers (no, maybe that’s hoping for too much). A film showing Charles Darwin as Grandfather of the Holacaust …? No, not while Attenborough’s around …

  2. These “protestors” have taken a page right out of Hitler’s play book.

    Control the media, control the message, control the people.

    The simple facts are these. Isreal has a right to exist, and like all countries that have a right to exist, they also have the right to defend themselves. I have to wonder if our feelings about this Gaza flotilla incident would be any different if we lived in a small country that is literally surrounded by other countries and people who openly say that they want it removed from the face of this Earth?

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