THE BBC ABIDES BY SHARIA LAW ON THE DEPICTION OF MUHAMMED The BBCs official guidelines say (as repeated by David Dimbleby on Question Time) that “Muhammed must not be physically depicted in any shape or form”. This is the same BBC that has broadcast Monty Pythons Life of Brian many times, shown numerous critical programmes about Christianity and Jesus, offered very positive reviews (and shown) Piss Christ, shown very many programmes that Christians have deemed to be “offensive” and “sacrilegious”, etc. This isnt a defence of Christianity. It isnt even an argument to say that Christianity is superior to Islam. Its simply to show the BBCs blatant double-standards, which are born of the sheer fear of Islamic violence (cowardice) and politically-correct appeasement. The Guardian is/was even worse. Its features on Piss Christ, the evil of Christianity and the rest were more extensive. Indeed before The Guardian realised its inconsistent view on religion (i.e., its relentless criticisms of Christianity and its positive view of Islam), it would feature a critical piece on Christianity - and even a negative depiction of Jesus - almost every month. Only recently has it come to its current “interfaith” position (not held by all its writers) on religion and it started talking about, for example, “atheist fundamentalists” (such as Dawkins) and the like. The Guardians view on religion is entirely political: its not at all based on religion. It is born of its love of political Islamism (e.g., Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, Muslim reactions to “colonialism”, etc.) and its acquirement to fight what it deems to be “racism” (or “Islamophobia”). *) Interestingly, the Labour Party MP Liz Kendall says (on the video) that the BBC is “a special case”. Labour and other Leftists always think that theres “a special case” for suppressing freedom of speech. The universities, for example, are finding special cases almost every week. It seems that every silencing of dissent is a special case. https://youtube/watch?v=5zKwCZnCW0A
Posted on: Sat, 10 Jan 2015 04:12:44 +0000
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