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Mar 01, 2025
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Banned By Global Jewry >>>>>The fallout continues to grow over the 88C pulling a documentary on Gaza, especially as Keir Starmer implicates himself in it! Right, so the BBC is in even more trouble and they aren’t alone either as our hopelessly pathetic PM Keir Starmer shows he’s even more of a weakling on the world stage than previously thought, having had a rather humiliating visit it the US to kiss the dayglo orange rear end of the pumpkin tinged president of the United States, Donald Trump. What is connecting the two here is the further fallout still ongoing from the BBC’s decision to pull it’s excellent documentary Gaza: Life In A Warzone from it’s iPlayer streaming service at the behest of pro Israel lobby groups and it’s refusal to restore it, not only shining a light on the rampant pro Israel bias that has infected the BBC, but with hundreds of well known media figures having called out the BBC’s bias amplifying that fallout further. But by wading into this debate as well, Keir Starmer has once more demonstrated his own pro Israel leanings in the most repulsive manner, but by doing so has highlighted the reality of how bad things have gone for him in the states with Trump, despite many a mainstream headline saying otherwise. Both BBC and Starmer getting trounced all in one go, what’s not to love? They deserve it don’t they? Right, so the BBC has for so many years been regarded as a bastion of impartiality and journalistic integrity, a cornerstone of British culture and a global standard for public service broadcasting, certainly this is how they’d like to still be seen, but in this era of social media, this era when so many news alternatives exist, the BBC has slid in the reputation stakes significantly in recent years and the real biases that exist there have become more and more obvious and as such, more and more people have simply switched them off. One area even I would still hail the BBC as world leading though, is in its capacity to make fantastic documentaries, this has been a saving grace when its reputation has suffered so much in relation to current affairs I feel, yet they’ve now damaged their reputation on this score as well. The BBC’s recent decision to remove the documentary Gaza: Life in a Warzone from its iPlayer streaming service, coupled with its refusal to restore it, has sparked widespread condemnation and raised serious questions about the broadcaster’s commitment to impartiality. The fallout from this decision has not only damaged the BBC’s reputation but has also exposed the deep-seated pro-Israel bias within the organisation more than ever before and the political pressures that sustain it, given the Zionist governments both now and before Starmer’s Labour have had on it and how those same pro Israel figures have pervaded the organisations upper echelons. At the same time that this fallout has been amplified by a recent letter signed by