The © Muhammad Haque Ethical Evidential Diagnosis and Commentary
on the ethics-free morality free parts of the "British Media" which remains perniciously racist, Empire loyalist and anti-social and which looks set to remain so despite the British Privy Council's over-plugged involvement in producing an ethical framework for the malignant components of the British Press to become ethical and accountable:40th anniversary of the Campaign against the racist attack by the Sunday Times Colour Supplement UPDATER DIAGNOSTICS on The Sunday Times Colour Magazine Attack on the Seelotee-speaking (overwhelming majority) UK Bangladeshis on Sunday 02 December 1973 [1]
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Noting the latest news of an impasse on newspaper regulation in the wake of the Leveson report.
Will contextually examine the impasse and look again at the behaviour of the morons that have kept the piece online,” headlined Man addresses Tower Hamlets Council meeting in Bengali”.
The Idiotiser is treating the language actually spoken by the Bangladeshis in Tower Hamlets as being unacceptable!
The East London Idiotiser and the racist Daily Express have run their racist items after the 18 September 2013 Tower Hamlets Council meeting where a KHOODEELAAR! Campaign-organised contribution included a local resident speaking to the Council in Seelotee.
Part of the racists’ continuing distortion of the UK Bangladeshis’ characteristics is that the racists keep referring to the Seelotee language as Bengali.
This despite the fact that for more than 40 years now, especially since racist focussed on the Seelotee-speaking community with the agenda of racistly maligning the community, we, the Movement in defence of the Community have pointed out the extensive ground,s evidence, diagnosis of why the Seelotee language is a language in its own right and how the State of Bangladesh is and always has been a federation of languages.
That in the UK and in the rest of the ‘West’, Seelotee is the most widely spoken of the languages by people migrating from Seelot in the State of Bangladesh.
The two languages are spoken in the UK but the most numerous one is the Seelotee which is spoken in Tower Hamlets by the second largest number of people in that Borough.
The racist British Media fetish with the wrong designation of languages in the Asian Subcontinent (including the key regions of Bangladesh, India and Pakistan) is a fetish that is linked with the original Empire Agenda.
This racist fetish was exhibited in a grotesque perpetration against the Bangladeshis in Tower Hamlets on Sunday 02 December 1973, forty years ago when the then SUNDAY TIMES Colour Magazine carried a poisonously anti-Bangladeshi item “THE WORLD BEYOND THE CURTAINS”.
In that perpetration the main attack was on the Seelotee-speaking Bangladeshis.
Seelotee-speakers were vilified on 02 december 1973 for being from Seelot (Sylhet) and were accused of not supporting the cause of Bangladesh during 1971!
The lying was callous: it accused ALL SEELOTEES in Tower Hamlets of NOT coming forward with support for Bangladesh in 1971!
Forty years later, the campaign is still having to be maintained in defending the community against current, newer versions of the same lies by parts of the Fleet Street.
The question is: what difference to this will the British Privy Council “deliberations” make?
Will they make the likes of the East London Idiotiser recognise Communities and show due respect to their universal attributes?
It is my view that they won’t.
Unless we carry on campaigning for the truth!
[To be continued]
on the ethics-free morality free parts of the "British Media" which remains perniciously racist, Empire loyalist and anti-social and which looks set to remain so despite the British Privy Council's over-plugged involvement in producing an ethical framework for the malignant components of the British Press to become ethical and accountable:40th anniversary of the Campaign against the racist attack by the Sunday Times Colour Supplement UPDATER DIAGNOSTICS on The Sunday Times Colour Magazine Attack on the Seelotee-speaking (overwhelming majority) UK Bangladeshis on Sunday 02 December 1973 [1]
0645
[0638]
[0518]
[0502]
Hrs GMT
London
Tuesday
08 October 2013
Noting the latest news of an impasse on newspaper regulation in the wake of the Leveson report.
Will contextually examine the impasse and look again at the behaviour of the morons that have kept the piece online,” headlined Man addresses Tower Hamlets Council meeting in Bengali”.
The Idiotiser is treating the language actually spoken by the Bangladeshis in Tower Hamlets as being unacceptable!
The East London Idiotiser and the racist Daily Express have run their racist items after the 18 September 2013 Tower Hamlets Council meeting where a KHOODEELAAR! Campaign-organised contribution included a local resident speaking to the Council in Seelotee.
Part of the racists’ continuing distortion of the UK Bangladeshis’ characteristics is that the racists keep referring to the Seelotee language as Bengali.
This despite the fact that for more than 40 years now, especially since racist focussed on the Seelotee-speaking community with the agenda of racistly maligning the community, we, the Movement in defence of the Community have pointed out the extensive ground,s evidence, diagnosis of why the Seelotee language is a language in its own right and how the State of Bangladesh is and always has been a federation of languages.
That in the UK and in the rest of the ‘West’, Seelotee is the most widely spoken of the languages by people migrating from Seelot in the State of Bangladesh.
The two languages are spoken in the UK but the most numerous one is the Seelotee which is spoken in Tower Hamlets by the second largest number of people in that Borough.
The racist British Media fetish with the wrong designation of languages in the Asian Subcontinent (including the key regions of Bangladesh, India and Pakistan) is a fetish that is linked with the original Empire Agenda.
This racist fetish was exhibited in a grotesque perpetration against the Bangladeshis in Tower Hamlets on Sunday 02 December 1973, forty years ago when the then SUNDAY TIMES Colour Magazine carried a poisonously anti-Bangladeshi item “THE WORLD BEYOND THE CURTAINS”.
In that perpetration the main attack was on the Seelotee-speaking Bangladeshis.
Seelotee-speakers were vilified on 02 december 1973 for being from Seelot (Sylhet) and were accused of not supporting the cause of Bangladesh during 1971!
The lying was callous: it accused ALL SEELOTEES in Tower Hamlets of NOT coming forward with support for Bangladesh in 1971!
Forty years later, the campaign is still having to be maintained in defending the community against current, newer versions of the same lies by parts of the Fleet Street.
The question is: what difference to this will the British Privy Council “deliberations” make?
Will they make the likes of the East London Idiotiser recognise Communities and show due respect to their universal attributes?
It is my view that they won’t.
Unless we carry on campaigning for the truth!
[To be continued]
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