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They have sympathy with him.
They admire his bravery They are sneaky regarders. The Guardian think Britain is a terrible country with a shameful history. Its people are racist,homophobic and Islamophobic and deserve to be taken over. |
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Also there has to be a chance that the Royal Navy trafficked this man into Europe.
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More fake news, should be illegal to misreport imo
He was a criminal drug user when in Tunisia, his parents have already told us this. |
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It's transparently untrue and unbalanced, but readers will lap it up and repeat it anyway
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He got the 5 stretch for nicking cars, Ibra.
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Seems a very similar Story in the Washington Post
Claire Lehmann @clairlemon 2h2 hours ago It's almost like the @washingtonpost want us to believe this guy is the victim |
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70s sideburns was his undoing
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I'm sure there was a famous terrorist years probably 70s (jackal?) who looked like this one.
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*years ago
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Easily identified - They were looking for a Muslim Elvis Presley impersonator
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Perhaps a Guardian reader will come on and let us know what they make of this fiction, perhaps not.
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First of all, it was written by AP and published on dozens of websites, including the Guardian.
Secondly, of course there are mentions of him being a criminal. After dropping out of school in eighth grade, Anis Amri drank and fell to petty theft, his mother said. Amri was convicted of stealing a truck in Tunisia and of burning down a migrant centre in Italy, his mother said. But he was able to work small jobs while in an Italian prison, and sent money home. Italian authorities called him a problem inmate who had to be transferred to six different Sicilian prisons for bullying other prisoners and trying to spark rebellions. |
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I quoted the very first paragraph from the Guardian, the scene setter. Absolute rubbish and it's educated readership happily pay for it.
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Makes it even worse, they should fact check every story they put on their website.
Like the fake news that a man got removed from an airline for talking arabic to his mother, which turned out to be false and has fallen off the bbc website like a stone. |
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I han't heard of fake news until recently, some of the examples on RT are astonishing. Do the news channels not check, or do they want to actively put out propaganda?
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They want the news that suits their agenda, if it is fake they dont care, it has done its job and by the time it gets challenged it has already been accepted as news by the libtards.
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googled gunned down images
I won't be sleeping tonight ![]() |
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Every newspaper is at it. The disgraceful Daily Mail, Sun and Daily Express are the worst though.
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why? what have they gorne and dun now?
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"Desperate and drifting, Anis Amri took the path trodden by countless other North African teenagers"
Line one and Anis is the victim. ![]() |
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and they let them in by the million ho ho ho
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No open comments on muslim stories etc etc except one
and it is the Myanmar muslim victims ho ho ho |
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blatant,self righteous and if not that surreptitiously subliminal,doctrinal brainwashing
Pyongyang eat your heart out |
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Apparently he was a promising young footballer who had a trial for Tunisia Athletic.
Loved his mum and was devoutly religious. Always smiling and never said a bad word about anybody. And it goes without saying he was a straight A student. Mercilessly gunned down by trigger happy white policeman. |
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Has an organisation called 'Terrorist Lives Matter' come forward yet to hold a candlelit vigil at a West London Shopping Centre, then do their best to loot it?
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its like remainers looking for bad news
what makes folk read the gruniad and mis report it on here ? its a carp paper, but why not just let it fail by itself ? |
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Nothing misreported donny, c+p. It's a piece about a mass murderer which, in the first five words, tells the reader that he is actually a victim. Absolute unworthy shyte.
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i dont read your first post as him being a victim, hey i'm not looking to
but it wasnt really your post that was my point anyway but i can see it can be taken that way now you mention it.... the paper has long been dreadful, even the sports reporters are odd |
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it isn't just the skewed reporting
it is the almost total absence of discussion and , particularly, critique of islam in fact hundreds of islamists write for the guardian |
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but then they have REALLY got it in for corbyn and support the status quo
the paper has turned into one that promotes the establishment have you seen the make up of their board? |
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rockin all over the world
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The Guardian think Britain is a terrible country with a shameful history.
Never read the Guardian (or any MSM) but "Britain" has a shameful history, of that there is no doubt. If you think otherwise, you're obviously a believer in the bile to be found in the D Mail, Express, Sun, Telegraph etc. |
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4035862/Bake-winner-Nadiya-Hussain-says-passenger-REFUSED-sit-train-saying-ain-t-sitting-near-Muslim.html
Luck for us it’s in The Mail. The lefties always say The Mail prints nothing but lies, therefore it didn’t happen. |