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🚨🇬🇧 Meanwhile in Stroud, Britain BBC labelled this exceptionally rare phenomenon ‘Diamond Dust’ & describe it as Floating Ice Crystals. Seriously have you ever seen or heard of Diamond Dust ever before? BBC think you’re stupid.

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Words by Brendan O’Neil: If you heard that a man was thinking about selling his seven-year-old daughter into marriage or domestic servitude, who would you feel sorry for? The dad or the girl? All normal people would say the daughter. Of course we would. Not the BBC, though. Our public broadcaster has told precisely this horror story, only it paints the men selling their daughters as the victims, not the girls who are being sold. Meet the ‘Afghan fathers’ who are ‘forced to make impossible choices’, it blubs, blissfully unaware of how sick it sounds to the rest of us to play a tiny violin for men who sell girls into slavery. Where the men’s mental struggles are drawn in detail, the girls’ enslavement is described almost matter-of-factly. ‘Underage [marriages] have their problems’, the Beeb quotes one of the dads as saying. Call off the hunt for the grossest understatement of the year. It is the stuff of moral oblivion to refer to girls being sold for cash as a ‘problem’. All cultures are ‘valid’, right? Hence we end up with the BBC reporting on the enslavement of Afghan girls as if it were a cultural quirk. ‘There is a tradition [in Afghanistan]’, it breezily tells us, ‘in which a marital gift is given to the family of the girl from the family of the boy during marriage’. The euphemisms are suffocating. ‘Marital gift’ - you mean cash for girls? As for ‘boy’ - come on, BBC, you know those girls aren’t marrying boys. You know it is seen as acceptable in Islam for very young girls to get hitched to men. They must know - surely? - that it is bad. It is immoral, wicked, and alien to everything we in the civilised West hold dear

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