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🚨🇬🇧BBC REMOVES DOCUMENTARIES ON UK’S RAPE GANGS, CALLS VICTIMS “LIARS” The BBC has pulled 2 documentaries exposing rape gangs from iPlayer, leaving only content about a girl who lied. The BBC is sidelining the UK’s gang rape epidemic while amplifying a false case to downplay systemic failures. Convicted abusers...

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Pure Perspectives1 年前

The BBC’s decision to pull documentaries exposing UK rape gangs while amplifying a false case is an unforgivable betrayal of the victims and the British public. It’s not just cowardice—it’s complicity in covering up one of the darkest stains on modern Britain. Thousands of children were brutalized, and instead of demanding accountability, both the BBC and the UK government have failed in their duties as protectors of justice and humanity. This isn’t just a failure of governance; it’s a moral collapse. The government’s obsession with political optics over protecting its citizens has left victims abandoned and justice perverted. The UK’s institutions are complicit in this tragedy, and their refusal to act is a national disgrace. These crimes aren’t just on the abusers—they’re on every official and bureaucrat who allowed this horror to continue unchecked.

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🔥 CEO Branding Expert1 年前

Why is there such a conspiracy to cover up the truth? This goes beyond political correctness into something with greater malfeasance! What do you believe it is?

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Tony Ward1 年前

Not a surprise, the BBC love nonces, that's why they still pay Huw Edwards his pension and gave him a pay rise whilst he was being investigated for being a paedophile

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Matt Bracken1 年前

Conquered nation.

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floridanow11 年前

The people should stop funding the BBC. The BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) primarily receives its funding through the television licence fee, which is a payment required by UK households to legally watch or record live TV broadcasts or use the BBC's iPlayer service.

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Deborah Corso1 年前

UNDERSTAND! The chair of BBC is formally appointed by the King-in-Council, on the advice of the Secretary of State for a four-year term.  @MarioNawfal @elonmusk @BillAckman Currently, that chair is Samir Shah. And Shar was appointed by Labour's Yvette Cooper. So...anyone thinking the BBC Pravda operation is going to engage in contrition or anything remotely resembling moral clarity or moral courage? Is sorely mistaken. But that doesnt mean that they and the following BBC executives dont need to be named and confronted. They do. Samir Shar, Chairperson of the BBC was it you who directed this content be removed? Director, Tim Davies @bbcpress was it you who pulled this content? What kind of filth removes the documentaries concerning the gangs who raped hundreds of thousands of British little girls? Tom Fussell: CEO of BBC Studios, responsible for the strategic development and leadership of BBC Studios. Leadership? Strategic development? What exactly do you hope to develop? A nationwide rape den? Deborah Turness @deborahturness CEO of BBC News and Current Affairs, who became CEO in September 2022. Were you involved in removing this content? @BBCAcademy Charlotte Moore: Chief Content Officer was it you who pulled this content? Uzair Qadeer: Chief People Officer Gautam Rangarajan: Group Director of Strategy and Performance Rhodri Talfan Davies: Director, Nations Leigh Tavaziva: Chief Operating Officer How many of you were involved in the cover-up at BBC? Absolutely dystopian.

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The Flag Guy1 年前

Keep this in mind when reading the BBC coverage of Israel’s war in Gaza. They’re filthy liars.

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The Weekly Gammon 🇬🇧1 年前

The BBC is complicit in the coverup.

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GirlBrit1 年前

Is this under your orders @Keir_Starmer or maybe @AlexanderSoros is interfering again. That’s how it goes right when it’s not a Uk citizen pulling the strings

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