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Over the past months, the Western media has been preoccupied with the case of Andrew Tate, the British-American boxer and one of the most famous personality on social media, on the alleged accusation of human trafficking and the formation of an organized crime unit, which he personally denied, and soon the news of his accusation spread on the front pages of Western newspapers, confirming the accusations against him. While some institutions devoted a corner to talk about the issue, such as the BBC, that devoted their absolute power attempting to fabricate unfounded accusations.
And in one of the reports they published a written interview with a girl who claims that Andrew Tate assaulted her, but any astute reader who has no idea about the subject will be surprised that the interview does not contain any clear evidence incriminating Tate, realizing that it is just empty phrases, That was not enough, but they interviewed him recently after his release from prison in his home, asking him various flimsy questions in an attempt to concoct an accusation against him, in an interview that can be described as unprofessional in asking questions.
A large institution such as the BBC did not bother to conduct sufficient journalistic research commensurate with the size of this institution, or even to adhere to primitive journalistic principles when talking about any issue.
But it is not strange for the Western media to be biased towards his issues, as the Daily Mail erupted a sexual scandal related to prostitution and money laundering of the son of US President Hunter Biden, and in another resounding scandal by the famous program presenter Philip Scofield, it was revealed a few days ago that Philip had an affair with a young employee in (This Morning) Program, and reportedly he met him when the staffer was just 15 years old
The case amounts to a crime of rape and exploitation, but the Western media decided to cover it in a comical and poor manner that does not amount to the scandals, And the speech turned into an sympathetic speech because of his later statements, and this is not the first time that serious issues have been covered in this way. For years, cases of harassment and rape have been reported on morning programs by well-known faces, but the matter has been met with poor coverage
Double standards
For a long time ago, the Western media did not stop shedding light on the issues of the Arab world and accusing us of being backward and reactionary.
Recently, a case was published that shook British society in Cardiff about the 21-year-old young man, Garvey, who killed his father by stabbing him 17 times all over his body, ended in his death. Garvey was suffering from mental health problems, and before the accident, the family repeatedly sought help from health centers, but the help Did not live up to the required level
On the other hand, the Swedish government forcibly extracted many children from their families, especially Muslim ones, without providing an acceptable and illogical justification in absurd and false allegations, due to the Swedish law related to the care of minors (under 18 years), while several cases were documented in the transfer of children to families of other religions or without religion And families that include "gay couples" in order to completely rehabilitate the child's mentality, in an explicit and clear violation of all humanitarian and international standards.
But In both cases, how did the Western media deal with that? Of course, completely biased
One of the BBC's headlines read, "What is the truth about the 'extraction' of Arab immigrant children from their families in Sweden? As they interviewed an individual case to show only the Swedish social's right to extract children from their families, and this blatant bias appears in several situations.
While the Western media repeatedly tries to present a single approach to the countries of East and Africa in portraying them as primitive societies that must rise to reach our intellectual and democratic level, trying to impose a certain thought while claiming freedom of opinion.
Using deceptive terms, for example when dozens of children are shot in an elementary school in America by a white American man, it considered a solo attack to a person carrying mental illnesses because of his harsh childhood, but an attack by an Eastern or Asian Muslim man in a public place and dozens were killed as well It is an organized terrorist attack by terrorist groups
Women wearing the veil in public places and practicing religious rites freely, is a violation of the freedom of other religions and imposition of certain religious manifestations, but the continuous promotion of the issue of homosexuality and the attempt to normalize it for all groups, especially for children, is part of freedom of expression and the modern democratic world in which we live, and all Whoever disagrees with this opinion is hostile to human rights and freedom
What is dangerous in the latter is the flagrant violation of the rights of the child and the attempt to impose it publicly in order to transform the child’s sexual orientation, as the famous British-Irish Sconi Jollys family, who documents their diaries on YouTube, in the transformation of their 9-year-old son into a girl, sparked controversy on the communication sites. They were not only happy with this "great achievement" but proud of him for his "bravery" in choosing his inclinations
Comments poured in on them, those who agree with the gays and those who do not agree that what they are doing is inhumane and that they do not have the right to choose their child’s inclinations at an early age who did not experience life well.
And recently, an American woman documented a video expressing her anger at the display of gay clothes in the children's clothing department in famous target shops, some of which are designed for children at the age of one only, in the famous Target chain of stores.
Numerous tweets led to a boycott of the famous chain stores, which caused the company to lose $ 14 billion in a few days
While we did not hear from the media any echo in covering the many topics that raised public opinions
In fact, Western media cannot be considered monolithic, as its agenda seeks to convey a certain lifestyle and certain ideas that it carries with it by favoring other issues and coverage of its political and personal interests. Media coverage of disasters in other countries tends to impose cultural stereotypes, violations of privacy and dignity, and constant attack. which would not be accepted in the West, and do it very professionally
Months ago, widespread demonstrations swept across France, and flights stopped as a result, refusing to extend the retirement age from 62 to 64, which French President Macron and his government insisted on, and the opposition rejected, presenting alternative proposals, but the government used its own constitutional authority to pass the law without a vote in parliament.
Although the controversial bill has plunged the country into crisis, the French and Western media have turned a blind eye to what is happening in France in terms of police repression and arrests of demonstrators, and no relevant news will limit the events that should occupy the world in the most liberated and rights-rich country.
I can almost imagine the news headlines in well-known newspapers such as the BBC, the Guardian, the New York Times, etc. If this same event took place in countries other than their own, it would certainly top the front pages and launch a broad campaign praising human rights and democracy.
And when talking about duplicity in the Western media, we must talk about the failure of the Arab media in shedding light on so many issues, and the blame all the blame on our media, which is still stagnating and has not learned how to confront fire with fire, but rather some institutions have turned into a mouthpiece for Western media, confirming its narrative
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