The Sun: unmitigated rubbish, boobs on page 3
People who wonder why the mass media does such a lousy job covering stories that cry out for critical, in depth analysis have a partial explanation.
Some of them are just too busy inventing the news!
But lying isn’t always cost-free and can sometimes land you in court, as the British Sun Newspaper discovered earlier this week.
On Saturday 29th March 2008, a revolting website known as ‘Atlas Shrugged’ that incessantly spews Islamophobia and other Zionist propaganda at its readers, ran a story entitled GET OFF MY BUS I NEED TO PRAY!
It was based on an article in The Sun (now removed). The Sun is arguably Rupert Murdoch’s most despicable newspaper of all.
The Sun’s story concerned a Moslem bus driver in England called Arunas Raulynaitis, who’d allegedly ordered passengers off the bus while he prayed to Allah.
Quite a tale! One can imagine millions of indignant English folk spluttering over their cornflakes, muttering “What the country coming to!?”
But The Guardian reports this week that the story was a fabrication:
A London bus driver today accepted £30,000 in damages from the Sun over a claim that he ordered passengers off his vehicle so that he could pray.
The story in March last year caused Arunas Raulynaitis considerable distress and embarrassment, his solicitor, Stephen Loughrey, told Mr Justice Eady at the high court in London.
Loughrey said the newspaper now accepted that the allegations were entirely false and that Raulynaitis did not order any passengers off, there was no rucksack and no one refused to re-board because they feared he was a fanatic”
….”References to the false story quickly found their way on to a number of other often Islamophobic websites and the footage of Raulynaitis at prayer was also posted on YouTube, where it was viewed by thousands more people.”
So, a little good news. One defamed man gets justice… of sorts.
But what about the world’s billion+ Moslems? What about the hundreds of millions of vilified Arabs? That’s the magnitude of the defamation that’s been perpetrated for years – in top gear since the 9-11 false flag atrocities.
The Sun is not the only offender, although it may be the worst. I don’t know of a single exception among News Corporation’s publications worldwide: if any of them didn’t push an essentially false narrative about 9-11, Afghanistan and Iraq, they kept quiet about it.
And if that’s not complicity in the slaughter of innocent human beings on a monumental scale, I don’t know what is. Hat-tip to Atheo News for this story.
The Sun's Apology to busdriver Arunas Raulynaitis: a billion apologies outstanding
