It's by and large accurate and well researched. The fact that Modi has banned it speaks volumes. Of course it is going to backfire as more people will watch it. But his followers will still worship him.@Nilgiri what is your thought on BBC's recent documentary about Modi's role in Gujrat 'riot'?
Looks like it is creating a lot of controversy!
It's by and large accurate and well researched. The fact that Modi has banned it speaks volumes. Of course it is going to backfire as more people will watch it. But his followers will still worship him.
I know you are not asking me, but Care to explain more?Would a documentary produced by the Nazi party (post-holocaust if this party survived and still existed) on just about any subject related to life and death (but lets go with a riot), have to be treated credibly?...especially after zero investigation and prosecution of its leaders and main media mouthpiece?
Yes, this is my understanding too.It's by and large accurate and well researched. The fact that Modi has banned it speaks volumes.
It is unfortunate that some people celebrate him and such 'incident'.But his followers will still worship him.
I know you are not asking me, but Care to explain more?
Cause I don't see how BBC fits such description or comparison.
You are right, in a JUST WORLD they all should have been charged and prosecuted for the massive manslaughter they caused and the LIE they manufactured to justify that war.I guess it boils down to if you think the Iraq war was a war crime and they war criminals.
Even if you don't consider them to be (say no murder intent), there is still the manslaughter charge....over deliberate WMD lie (that they knew!).
No offense, but i doubt what Indian supreme court did was an 'actual and thorough investigation'.Then we can compare all of that to the credibility of an actual supreme court process of another country....where an actual investigation happened (unlike with the UK govt).
It is not that hard to agree with your reasoning.and what is the minimum possible hypocrisy ratio? 10 times, 100 times?
Its why if its a foreign country, Switzerland, Scandinavia or similar such country would be taken lot more seriously than Bush and Blair inc...and their media mouthpieces of the time.
There's plenty to choose from within India itself (at high risk to those that produced it), I find that far more credible in the end compared to Iraq War incorporated war criminals.
You are right, in a JUST WORLD they all should have been charged and prosecuted for the massive manslaughter they caused and the LIE they manufactured to justify that war.
Having said that, i don't think they were war criminals, the purpose of that stupid war wasn't to deliberately kill Iraqi civilians ( No murder intent )
The whole reason was i believe, western geopolitical and economic interest and exploitation.
No offense, but i doubt what Indian supreme court did was an 'actual and thorough investigation'.
( And i believe i have the right to personally hold that opinion as i have my reasons, but let's not go down that rabbit hole )
It is not that hard to agree with your reasoning.
Yes, BBC has no right to talk about others that way when have their own history and record filled with hypocrisy and double standard. But still, it doesn't make whatever BBC says uncredible on its own, just because they don't have the right to say so.
Attaching such a yardstick is downright wrong. Post ww-2, the Western press became completely free and is not beholden to the Govt / State.Simple question for you to establish basis of consistency.
Would a documentary produced by the Nazi party (post-holocaust if this party survived and still existed) on just about any subject related to life and death (but lets go with a riot), have to be treated credibly?...especially after zero investigation and prosecution of its leaders and main media mouthpiece?
....or should it be banned if it (especially) undermines the supreme court process of another country where the riot happened and was investigated and prosecuted?
It's a complex history. Congress exploited the fear of Muslims in post Partition India and thus garnered the minority vote. BJP just played the same game and exploited the historical wrongs of Islamic rulers and Congress largesse to the Muslims and garnered the majority Hindu vote.Yes, this is my understanding too.
It is unfortunate that some people celebrate him and such 'incident'.
You can regularly find some folks in 'Hindustan times comment section' who are like,
'We should teach them more lessons like that!' similar to how Amit Shah said last year in his rally.
Attaching such a yardstick is downright wrong. Post ww-2, the Western press became completely free and is not beholden to the Govt / State.
Does one credit American media for bringing down the Nixon administration? Yes. But should they be held accountable for their own roles in publishing pro slavery articles and even ads to turn in runaway slaves? Yes.
When we look at the western media, its not independent in any shape or form, the PKK narrative is completely unified. So when a so called islamist terrorist attack occurs there is no outside independent entity that can investigate these things and set the record straight.
And who could forget all the lies about Iraq and Saddam? Weapons of mass destruction, babies being cooked in ovens. Absolute nonsense.
Turkey was the prime bogeyman in the Brexit propaganda here.
They would constantly bring up:
Turkey's population (various figures)
Turkey is full of Muslims and brown people
The possibility of terrorism
Saying Turkey has 12 million criminals waiting to come to the UK via free movement of people.
Turks were coming for your jobs and women
That the UK was paying Turkey 1 billion to join the EU via misuse of EU funds
Britain's new border would be with Syria and Iraq when Turkey joined
Turkey is a major drugs and terrorist gateway into the EU
hUmAn RIgHtS AbuSeS
What about the KURRRRRRDDDDS?
Armenian Genocide
The UK literally went full racist hate against you, and everyone here went along with it, even supposed white liberal leftists who abhorred racism. When it's against you, it's alright though. You have no friend in the UK.
To stay on topic, there's no new deal signed, it's a continuity agreement that keeps the current trade deals in place until they can find a way to exploit you again later.
Having said of all this, western media is considerably more independent than third and second world countries media.
That is never irrelevant. No offense, but it seems this particular argument of yours is mostly based on body count and whataboutism. Thus, you are reaching such conclusion.That's irrelevant in the larger scheme of things given the lives lost when the ball is dropped
I am only reffering to the 3rd world and 2nd world classifications in terms of social and economic development stage. Which is true irrespective of anything and there is no point of questioning it.given their commensurate power to said "2nd and 3rd world" and the white man burden superiority complex that exacerbates this further.
Big lol at free media...
You are either extremely naïve or ignorant.
I'll put it down to the former since you are a buddy.
Here's a simple question, if the BBC are so "free" ...have they done a basic series on the iraq war covering blair, straw et al role in the eventual mass murder/manslaughter scale in any kind of relevant detail?....before the virtue signalling white man burden stuff towards others on same topic?
Or has the approach (ever since the WMD-fraud outgrew even its alloted xxxxl britches) been one of "savile?, who's savile? We dont know savile!" gaslighting used in the same time for the other issue exposed with the BBC at the same time?
Must the line between purer than the driven snow "free" media and "yes sir, right away mr PM sir" pro-war pedophilia-defending pigs be this fine?
Hey @GoatsMilk , @Barry you remember all this crap going down? Or am I hallucinating or going senile?
Is the BBC a clean free neutral organisation with no agenda and a good use of your TV license tax dollars guys?
*Looks up what the BBC has to say about Turkiye on some life and death stuff after BBC role in the iraq war of all things*
Gee....sounds totally non-agenda driven...jackdaws gives it a big thumbs up score, whatever will we do?
They just had a big ole sea change since WW2 ended ....kahblamo! they're awesome!
wait a cotton picken second here...dafuq is going on here with the western media?
woah woah woah........ but jackdaws is telling me something else? Hmmm I wonder I wonder....
and then you bring up watergate of all things lol, thats theFBImedia clownshow you want to hold up (with again no actual look into it)?
Of all the things you pick, you pick that one lmao....
.felt was a media guy? whew who knew!...ford and the warren commision? Nothing to see there folks lol. The Media is FREEEEEEEEE.nnngggh lol.
Hecks its missing the woods for the leaves to begin with (forget trees)...
US MSM's role in Vietnam right in those same years....*shudders*
Noam Chomsky looked both ways and picked far more precise instances in manufacturing consent (which you jackdaws obviously have not watched even though its literally tier 1 media-101 stuff) for a reason.
The Media role in Nam's butchery and genocide was just too obvious already by that point to most that had some modicum of honesty in their heart.
but then the media told you not to watch it (at the time, now its celebrated and gentrified as the "media era" has supposedly moved on)....jackdaws et al. must not be led into the path of wrong think.
Each darn day I increasingly see just how correct Orwell was about big brother indoctrination and acceptance....or maybe how intense and omni present aldous huxley's "Soma" really is in the end.
Sad with maybe some humour as well is how I feel about it.
That is never irrelevant. No offense, but it seems this particular argument of yours is mostly based on body count and whataboutism. Thus, you are reaching such conclusion.
I am only reffering to the 3rd world and 2nd world classifications in terms of social and economic development stage. Which is true irrespective of anything and there is no point of questioning it.