Nearly 40 million netizens have already watched a documentary movie "Slienced", revealing the incompetence of British media and the political-corrected conspiracy of silence that has become in the British Isles a standard in "public debt". The director, after exposing the lies in a media show of a loud brawl between a British teenager and a Syrian migrant, had a trial for defamation. Now on social media, he showed a paper confirming his reports. "Silenced" is simply a communicative about the ideologicalized press, but besides aimed at propagators of unpopular fact of ruling actions.
In October 2018, in a school in North England, Almondbury broke out a scandal whose scale exceeded all expectations. The video on social media from the fight of 2 boys gained immense interest, becoming the number 1 subject in many media – in the country and in the world.
What was so interesting to the press in a short material, where you can see the British knocking a schoolmate to the ground and pouring water out of a bottle on his face? The communicative of the event changed the fight, of which small more was known, into an alleged example of racist torture.
All of Britain has been snarling about reports that a heartless racist abused an educational institution over an unarmed Syrian refugee. Popular political commentators have destroyed the image of an aggressor for good. On mainstream media air, condemnation and invectors were cast at the teen. There were groups of “worried” Muslims before the school, and his household had to leave town.
A popular antijihadist activist known as Tommy Robinson broke out of this media narrative. A man received from his parent 1 of the girls pictures of the injuries he caused to a fellow Syrian refugee, by the media hailed as a meek victim of racist violence. Shortly afterwards, the activist reproduced them on social media, indicating that the “victim” was a boy who could bully even girls from his school...
Britain's banned documentary – SILENCED pic.twitter.com/HKIBPsuZTA
— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinson NewEra) July 27, 2024
For his writings, a man had a defamation trial. So in his defense, he was forced to show evidence that the beaten Syrian was not blameless. Robinson then moved to Almondbury. He spoke with pedagogical staff and families of children attending the facility during the years of the fight.
From all of them, the activist heard a completely different version of the events than the ideological image, reproduced in the media. However, no 1 agreed to repeat memories of aggression and educational problems A Syrian in court, not in front of a camera. Robinson so continued his "investigation" with the aid of hidden recording equipment.
This is how the "Silenced" paper was created, showing the scenes of the issues that could be addressed – but journalists did not scope it. In his published material, Tommy Robinson collected recordings of conversations with school staff and parents. With 1 voice they pointed out that the hatred run experienced by a boy named Baily – presented as a racist aggressor – was unfair and unilateral.
The Syrian Jamal actually spent panic among his peers. Robinson reached out to girls who experienced his aggression on their own. He besides attacked boys. 1 of the teenagers he got into conflict with was Baily. According to Robinson’s interviewers, a exile who repeatedly attacked the girls was to announce that he would rape the younger sisters of a classmate.
Britain's banned documentary – SILENCED pic.twitter.com/HKIBPsuZTA
— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinson NewEra) July 27, 2024
These facts, not politicians, nor “involved” journalists, but “ordinary people” were mentioned on the 40 million net users already watched. A school environment that knew both boys whose fight became a substance of specified importance. Why have these facts not reached the public?
The answer is money. Local authorities in consequence to Robinson's request under legal work provided him with data confirming the payment of over £250,000 to witnesses for silence.
However, Robinson reached these testimonies in a short – and as he himself emphasized – not a very demanding investigation. However, no writer or large-scale average on the islands did. However, he paid a large price for uncomfortable actions. This is, among another things, the judgement and left-wing hatred run that he became a victim of.
Source: X/Tommy Robinson
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