Raskolnikov 4 | 24
28 Feb 2008 / #1
THE DAILY MAIL
Swan bake: carcasses and piles of feathers found next to cooking pots at migrants' camp
Carcasses from dead swans, broken up and stripped for food, have been discovered in a camp used by East European immigrants, according to reports.
Anglers and walkers spotted the sickening remains of the illegally slaughtered royal birds beside the River Lea in east London.
Many months ago the right-wing hate paper, The Daily Mail published a story about East Europeans eating swans and carp from UK waters contrary to English law. The Sun also published a similar scare story but was foreced to retract.
The Mail does not like foreigners. On a daily basis it prints distorted stories about Poles, romanians, asylum seekers - in short, anyone not white, English and middle class.
Today saw another such 'story'. If you read the article you will find there is little or no evidence for the claim and is mostly based on hearsay evidence. Note too, the angry comments from the barking mad readers. Anyone trying to post a comment disagreeing will not get it published.
If anyone from Poland feels strongly about the article they should contact the Polish embassy or consul to register a complaint.
The story can be found: mailonsunday.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=521710&in_page_id=1770
I would be glad to hear from others with their comments.
Further criticism can be found on the 5CC blog: cc.blogspot.com
Swan bake: carcasses and piles of feathers found next to cooking pots at migrants' camp
Carcasses from dead swans, broken up and stripped for food, have been discovered in a camp used by East European immigrants, according to reports.
Anglers and walkers spotted the sickening remains of the illegally slaughtered royal birds beside the River Lea in east London.
Many months ago the right-wing hate paper, The Daily Mail published a story about East Europeans eating swans and carp from UK waters contrary to English law. The Sun also published a similar scare story but was foreced to retract.
The Mail does not like foreigners. On a daily basis it prints distorted stories about Poles, romanians, asylum seekers - in short, anyone not white, English and middle class.
Today saw another such 'story'. If you read the article you will find there is little or no evidence for the claim and is mostly based on hearsay evidence. Note too, the angry comments from the barking mad readers. Anyone trying to post a comment disagreeing will not get it published.
If anyone from Poland feels strongly about the article they should contact the Polish embassy or consul to register a complaint.
The story can be found: mailonsunday.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=521710&in_page_id=1770
I would be glad to hear from others with their comments.
Further criticism can be found on the 5CC blog: cc.blogspot.com