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harry wrote: https://www.jihadwatch.crap/2017/11/...d-jihad-terror Is that website a branch of The Express or Mail? -- *INDECISION is the key to FLEXIBILITY * Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message ... In article , harry wrote: https://www.jihadwatch.crap/2017/11/...d-jihad-terror Is that website a branch of The Express or Mail? |
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Makes you wonder, read my last post.
Brian -- ----- - This newsgroup posting comes to you directly from... The Sofa of Brian Gaff... Blind user, so no pictures please! "Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message ... In article , harry wrote: https://www.jihadwatch.crap/2017/11/...d-jihad-terror Is that website a branch of The Express or Mail? -- *INDECISION is the key to FLEXIBILITY * Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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Cressida? ...is that not an old jap car? .......
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Actually I heard an interview with her the other day and she said that fear
of crime is often worse than the reality of it happening to you, and so she urged the media to stop hyping up isolated attacks of any kind acid and knife and terrorist incidents, as in the main the UK is a very safe place to be out. That is what I heard a perfectly reasonable message about the reality against the hype some news organisations seem to indulge in. Brian -- ----- - This newsgroup posting comes to you directly from... The Sofa of Brian Gaff... Blind user, so no pictures please! "harry" wrote in message ... https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/11/u...d-jihad-terror |
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On Wednesday, 15 November 2017 12:22:14 UTC, Brian Gaff wrote:
Actually I heard an interview with her the other day and she said that fear of crime is often worse than the reality of it happening to you, and so she urged the media to stop hyping up isolated attacks of any kind acid and knife and terrorist incidents, as in the main the UK is a very safe place to be out. That is what I heard a perfectly reasonable message about the reality against the hype some news organisations seem to indulge in. She just doesn't want her own failings publicised. Very sensitive after the Brazilian boy. The old Goebbles trick. "Move along there, nothing to see". The police just want to spend time looking on line for contra-propaganda. The thought police. |
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On 15/11/2017 12:48, harry wrote:
The thought police. Well, you're safe then, Harry! |
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On Wednesday, 15 November 2017 12:22:14 UTC, Brian Gaff wrote:
Actually I heard an interview with her the other day and she said that fear of crime is often worse than the reality of it happening to you, and so she urged the media to stop hyping up isolated attacks of any kind acid and knife and terrorist incidents, as in the main the UK is a very safe place to be out. That is what I heard a perfectly reasonable message about the reality against the hype some news organisations seem to indulge in. Brian She doesn't want us worrying about her failings. |
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On 15/11/2017 10:38, Chris Hogg wrote:
On Wed, 15 Nov 2017 01:20:54 -0800 (PST), harry wrote: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/11/u...d-jihad-terror Makes sense. Deprives the jihadists of the oxygen of publicity, and deprives racists like you of the wherewith-all to stir up hate against the Muslim community, the bulk of whom are law-abiding citizens, thereby further encouraging the few jihadists among them to commit their atrocities. A win-win suggestion, I'd suggest. Someone will film it on their mobile phone and social media will distribute it. Long gone are that days when the establishment can stop publication of anything they don't want in the public arena. -- mailto: news {at} admac {dot] myzen {dot} co {dot} uk |
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On 15/11/2017 10:46, alan_m wrote:
On 15/11/2017 10:38, Chris Hogg wrote: On Wed, 15 Nov 2017 01:20:54 -0800 (PST), harry wrote: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/11/u...d-jihad-terror Makes sense. Deprives the jihadists of the oxygen of publicity, and deprives racists like you of the wherewith-all to stir up hate against the Muslim community, the bulk of whom are law-abiding citizens, thereby further encouraging the few jihadists among them to commit their atrocities. A win-win suggestion, I'd suggest. Someone will film it on their mobile phone and social media will distribute it. Long gone are that days when the establishment can stop publication of anything they don't want in the public arena. That's true, but reining in publicity for the terrorists is still possible. |
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On 15/11/2017 10:48, GB wrote:
On 15/11/2017 10:46, alan_m wrote: On 15/11/2017 10:38, Chris Hogg wrote: On Wed, 15 Nov 2017 01:20:54 -0800 (PST), harry wrote: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/11/u...d-jihad-terror Makes sense. Deprives the jihadists of the oxygen of publicity, and deprives racists like you of the wherewith-all to stir up hate against the Muslim community, the bulk of whom are law-abiding citizens, thereby further encouraging the few jihadists among them to commit their atrocities. A win-win suggestion, I'd suggest. Someone will film it on their mobile phone and social media will distribute it. Long gone are that days when the establishment can stop publication of anything they don't want in the public arena. That's true, but reining in publicity for the terrorists is still possible. If the main steam UK media don't report it than people will start getting their reliable and truthful day to day news from Russia Today, CNN or Al Jareera. -- mailto: news {at} admac {dot] myzen {dot} co {dot} uk |
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On 15/11/2017 10:57, alan_m wrote:
If the main steam UK media don't report it than people will start getting their reliable and truthful day to day news from Russia Today, CNN or Al Jareera. But that's not what Cressida Dick said. She's not after a news black-out. You must inform but not glorify and provide the platform this evil craves, she said. You must investigate but not in a dangerous way which disrupts the extensive efforts of the police and security services. You must comment but not in a way that creates excessive fear and multiplies the terror." |
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On 15-Nov-17 10:46 AM, alan_m wrote:
On 15/11/2017 10:38, Chris Hogg wrote: On Wed, 15 Nov 2017 01:20:54 -0800 (PST), harry wrote: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/11/u...d-jihad-terror Makes sense. Deprives the jihadists of the oxygen of publicity, and deprives racists like you of the wherewith-all to stir up hate against the Muslim community, the bulk of whom are law-abiding citizens, thereby further encouraging the few jihadists among them to commit their atrocities. A win-win suggestion, I'd suggest. Someone will film it on their mobile phone and social media will distribute it. Long gone are that days when the establishment can stop publication of anything they don't want in the public arena. There is a difference between reporting an incident and revelling in the gory details. They can also choose the slant they put on the reporting - whether to concentrate the effects of an attack, or to emphasise the bravery of those who tried to stop the attackers. A message that the attack was essentially a failure and that attackers will meet determined resistance is far less likely to spawn copy-cat attacks. -- -- Colin Bignell |
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On 15/11/2017 11:14, Nightjar wrote:
There is a difference between reporting an incident and revelling in the gory details. They can also choose the slant they put on the reporting - whether to concentrate the effects of an attack, or to emphasise the bravery of those who tried to stop the attackers. A message that the attack was essentially a failure and that attackers will meet determined resistance is far less likely to spawn copy-cat attacks. Is there to be a government defined meaning of "failure"? Eg: "Two men in a lorry shouting Islamist slogans ran down fans as they left the London Stadium last night after the match between West Ham and Spurs, killing 17 fans and seriously injuring 56. They then drove off before abandoning the lorry and fleeing on mopeds. Police are appealing for witnesses." is to become: "Men in a lorry drove at fans outside the London stadium last night but the attack failed to disrupt the match between West Ham and Spurs watched by 47,000. Police say they are confident of arrests in due course." And I'd like to know what _evidence_ there is that different media reporting would change the likelihood of attacks given the sources available to anyone interested in jihad. I can't help but wonder if the thought is more that it would be doubleplusgood to deny the oxygen of full facts to silly little people who hold inconvenient views. -- Robin reply-to address is (intended to be) valid |
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On 15/11/2017 11:37, Robin wrote:
I can't help but wonder if the thought is more that it would be doubleplusgood to deny the oxygen of full facts to silly little people who hold inconvenient views. You're simply making that up. It's so far from what was said (even as quoted by the execrable JihadiWatch). "Cressida Dick, the Met commissioner and Britains most senior police officer, also called for calm when covering terrorist attacks. You must inform but not glorify and provide the platform this evil craves, she said. You must investigate but not in a dangerous way which disrupts the extensive efforts of the police and security services. You must comment but not in a way that creates excessive fear and multiplies the terror." |
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On Wednesday, 15 November 2017 11:45:53 UTC, GB wrote:
On 15/11/2017 11:37, Robin wrote: I can't help but wonder if the thought is more that it would be doubleplusgood to deny the oxygen of full facts to silly little people who hold inconvenient views. You're simply making that up. It's so far from what was said (even as quoted by the execrable JihadiWatch). "Cressida Dick, the Met commissioner and Britains most senior police officer, also called for calm when covering terrorist attacks. You must inform but not glorify and provide the platform this evil craves, she said. You must investigate but not in a dangerous way which disrupts the extensive efforts of the police and security services. You must comment but not in a way that creates excessive fear and multiplies the terror." Jihadwatch ALWAYS provides links to it's sources. Unlike you. |
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On 15/11/2017 11:45, GB wrote:
On 15/11/2017 11:37, Robin wrote: I can't help but wonder if the thought is more that it would be doubleplusgood to deny the oxygen of full facts to silly little people who hold inconvenient views. You're simply making that up. It's so far from what was said (even as quoted by the execrable JihadiWatch). "Cressida Dick, the Met commissioner and Britains most senior police officer, also called for calm when covering terrorist attacks. You must inform but not glorify and provide the platform this evil craves, she said. You must investigate but not in a dangerous way which disrupts the extensive efforts of the police and security services. You must comment but not in a way that creates excessive fear and multiplies the terror." By all means accuse me of being wrong. But please don't accuse me of "making up" something that I presented as speculation ("I can't help but wonder"), not as fact. I would however argue that it is speculation which takes into the perfectly respectable arguments for pursuing such a policy in order to reduce both the incidence of some certain crimes and the public perception of the risk of other crimes, both of which are perfectly proper objectives for the police. And you have quoted the Commissioner out of context. You omitted the preceding sentence in which she introduces what follows as her view of what the media already do: "I know for you that reporting on terrorism is a fine line, a balancing act. You must inform ..." -- Robin reply-to address is (intended to be) valid |
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On 15-Nov-17 11:37 AM, Robin wrote:
On 15/11/2017 11:14, Nightjar wrote: There is a difference between reporting an incident and revelling in the gory details. They can also choose the slant they put on the reporting - whether to concentrate the effects of an attack, or to emphasise the bravery of those who tried to stop the attackers. A message that the attack was essentially a failure and that attackers will meet determined resistance is far less likely to spawn copy-cat attacks. Is there to be a government defined meaning of "failure"?* Eg: "Two men in a lorry shouting Islamist slogans ran down fans as they left the London Stadium last night after the match between West Ham and Spurs, killing 17 fans and seriously injuring 56.* They then drove off before abandoning the lorry and fleeing on mopeds.* Police are appealing for witnesses." is to become: "Men in a lorry drove at fans outside the London stadium last night but the attack failed to disrupt the match between West Ham and Spurs watched by 47,000.* Police say they are confident of arrests in due course." The scenario you propose is unlikely, given that the whole point of jihadist attacks is to die as a martyr. However, both reports give details of the method used, which is the feature most likely to spawn copycat attacks. Simply saying that there was a terrorist attack, without mentioning the lorry, would make it less likely that anybody gets ideas from the report. Reports of the attackers being beaten to the ground by the fans would be even better. And I'd like to know what _evidence_ there is that different media reporting would change the likelihood of attacks given the sources available to anyone interested in jihad. Specifically Jihad, probably none. However, there is considerable evidence that newspaper reporting of suicides leads to copycat deaths and evidence, particularly from the USA, that witholding the names of people responsible for mass shootings also reduces the chances of copycat killings. I can't help but wonder if the thought is more that it would be doubleplusgood to deny the oxygen of full facts to silly little people who hold inconvenient views. They will make them up anyway, as do most of the sites that Harry quotes from. -- -- Colin Bignell |
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On Wednesday, 15 November 2017 12:12:01 UTC, Nightjar wrote:
On 15-Nov-17 11:37 AM, Robin wrote: On 15/11/2017 11:14, Nightjar wrote: There is a difference between reporting an incident and revelling in the gory details. They can also choose the slant they put on the reporting - whether to concentrate the effects of an attack, or to emphasise the bravery of those who tried to stop the attackers. A message that the attack was essentially a failure and that attackers will meet determined resistance is far less likely to spawn copy-cat attacks. Is there to be a government defined meaning of "failure"?* Eg: "Two men in a lorry shouting Islamist slogans ran down fans as they left the London Stadium last night after the match between West Ham and Spurs, killing 17 fans and seriously injuring 56.* They then drove off before abandoning the lorry and fleeing on mopeds.* Police are appealing for witnesses." is to become: "Men in a lorry drove at fans outside the London stadium last night but the attack failed to disrupt the match between West Ham and Spurs watched by 47,000.* Police say they are confident of arrests in due course." The scenario you propose is unlikely, given that the whole point of jihadist attacks is to die as a martyr. However, both reports give details of the method used, which is the feature most likely to spawn copycat attacks. Simply saying that there was a terrorist attack, without mentioning the lorry, would make it less likely that anybody gets ideas from the report. Reports of the attackers being beaten to the ground by the fans would be even better. And I'd like to know what _evidence_ there is that different media reporting would change the likelihood of attacks given the sources available to anyone interested in jihad. Specifically Jihad, probably none. However, there is considerable evidence that newspaper reporting of suicides leads to copycat deaths and evidence, particularly from the USA, that witholding the names of people responsible for mass shootings also reduces the chances of copycat killings. I can't help but wonder if the thought is more that it would be doubleplusgood to deny the oxygen of full facts to silly little people who hold inconvenient views. They will make them up anyway, as do most of the sites that Harry quotes from. As usual you have your head up your arse. These people have one thing in common. They started off at the (usually local) mosque. And Jihadwatch always links to it's news source. |
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"Nightjar" wrote in message ... On 15-Nov-17 11:37 AM, Robin wrote: On 15/11/2017 11:14, Nightjar wrote: There is a difference between reporting an incident and revelling in the gory details. They can also choose the slant they put on the reporting - whether to concentrate the effects of an attack, or to emphasise the bravery of those who tried to stop the attackers. A message that the attack was essentially a failure and that attackers will meet determined resistance is far less likely to spawn copy-cat attacks. Is there to be a government defined meaning of "failure"? Eg: "Two men in a lorry shouting Islamist slogans ran down fans as they left the London Stadium last night after the match between West Ham and Spurs, killing 17 fans and seriously injuring 56. They then drove off before abandoning the lorry and fleeing on mopeds. Police are appealing for witnesses." is to become: "Men in a lorry drove at fans outside the London stadium last night but the attack failed to disrupt the match between West Ham and Spurs watched by 47,000. Police say they are confident of arrests in due course." The scenario you propose is unlikely, given that the whole point of jihadist attacks is to die as a martyr. However, both reports give details of the method used, which is the feature most likely to spawn copycat attacks. Simply saying that there was a terrorist attack, without mentioning the lorry, would make it less likely that anybody gets ideas from the report. Maybe, but is a real problem for those who want to know what actually happened. Reports of the attackers being beaten to the ground by the fans would be even better. Sure, but it isnt viable to invent that when it didnt happen. And I'd like to know what _evidence_ there is that different media reporting would change the likelihood of attacks given the sources available to anyone interested in jihad. Specifically Jihad, probably none. However, there is considerable evidence that newspaper reporting of suicides leads to copycat deaths That 'evidence' is pretty dubious. We have a hell of a problem with suicides by young people amongst our indigenous communitys and its got nothing to do with the media coverage of it. Its so outrageous that everyone knows about it when it happens, its irrelevant how the media covers it. and evidence, particularly from the USA, that witholding the names of people responsible for mass shootings also reduces the chances of copycat killings. That 'evidence' is very dubious too given that it hardly ever happens that the name of the individual isnt known. I can't help but wonder if the thought is more that it would be doubleplusgood to deny the oxygen of full facts to silly little people who hold inconvenient views. They will make them up anyway, as do most of the sites that Harry quotes from. Just as true of whatever the mainstream media does coverage wise. And if you dont watch out, any hint of a cover up really lights one hell of a fire under the worst of the conspiracy theorists as we have seen with the assassination of JFK, 911 and the execution of Oswald. |
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On 15/11/2017 11:37, Robin wrote:
On 15/11/2017 11:14, Nightjar wrote: There is a difference between reporting an incident and revelling in the gory details. They can also choose the slant they put on the reporting - whether to concentrate the effects of an attack, or to emphasise the bravery of those who tried to stop the attackers. A message that the attack was essentially a failure and that attackers will meet determined resistance is far less likely to spawn copy-cat attacks. Is there to be a government defined meaning of "failure"?* Eg: "Two men in a lorry shouting Islamist slogans ran down fans as they left the London Stadium last night after the match between West Ham and Spurs, killing 17 fans and seriously injuring 56.* They then drove off before abandoning the lorry and fleeing on mopeds.* Police are appealing for witnesses." is to become: "Men in a lorry drove at fans outside the London stadium last night but the attack failed to disrupt the match between West Ham and Spurs watched by 47,000.* Police say they are confident of arrests in due course." And I'd like to know what _evidence_ there is that different media reporting would change the likelihood of attacks given the sources available to anyone interested in jihad. I can't help but wonder if the thought is more that it would be doubleplusgood to deny the oxygen of full facts to silly little people who hold inconvenient views. Cue Linda Smith, "I'd like to deprive them of the oxygen of oxygen" |
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On Wednesday, 15 November 2017 11:14:09 UTC, Nightjar wrote:
On 15-Nov-17 10:46 AM, alan_m wrote: On 15/11/2017 10:38, Chris Hogg wrote: On Wed, 15 Nov 2017 01:20:54 -0800 (PST), harry wrote: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/11/u...d-jihad-terror Makes sense. Deprives the jihadists of the oxygen of publicity, and deprives racists like you of the wherewith-all to stir up hate against the Muslim community, the bulk of whom are law-abiding citizens, thereby further encouraging the few jihadists among them to commit their atrocities. A win-win suggestion, I'd suggest. Someone will film it on their mobile phone and social media will distribute it. Long gone are that days when the establishment can stop publication of anything they don't want in the public arena. There is a difference between reporting an incident and revelling in the gory details. They can also choose the slant they put on the reporting - whether to concentrate the effects of an attack, or to emphasise the bravery of those who tried to stop the attackers. A message that the attack was essentially a failure and that attackers will meet determined resistance is far less likely to spawn copy-cat attacks. They don't care if the die or fail. The public needs to know when the police are failing to do their jobs. And not to sit next to some"Asian" on the tube. |
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On 15-Nov-17 12:11 PM, harry wrote:
.... And not to sit next to some"Asian" on the tube. Suicide bombers can come from any ethnic group and those who don't meet your preconceptions are going to be preferred for an attack on the tube. They don't all have recently shaved beards and sit there mumbling prayers. Much better to avoid anybody who looks nervous, stares straight ahead, licks their lips a lot, walks strangely, keeps their hands in their pockets, takes shallow breaths etc. -- -- Colin Bignell |
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On Wednesday, 15 November 2017 12:27:59 UTC, Nightjar wrote:
On 15-Nov-17 12:11 PM, harry wrote: ... And not to sit next to some"Asian" on the tube. Suicide bombers can come from any ethnic group and those who don't meet your preconceptions are going to be preferred for an attack on the tube. They don't all have recently shaved beards and sit there mumbling prayers. Much better to avoid anybody who looks nervous, stares straight ahead, licks their lips a lot, walks strangely, keeps their hands in their pockets, takes shallow breaths etc. Or brown with a rucksack Name a non Mueslim UK suicide bombers. |
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On 15/11/2017 10:46, alan_m wrote:
On 15/11/2017 10:38, Chris Hogg wrote: On Wed, 15 Nov 2017 01:20:54 -0800 (PST), harry wrote: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/11/u...d-jihad-terror Makes sense. Deprives the jihadists of the oxygen of publicity, and deprives racists like you of the wherewith-all to stir up hate against the Muslim community, the bulk of whom are law-abiding citizens, thereby further encouraging the few jihadists among them to commit their atrocities. A win-win suggestion, I'd suggest. Someone will film it on their mobile phone and social media will distribute it. Long gone are that days when the establishment can stop publication of anything they don't want in the public arena. It all needs to be reported, but maybe we don't need to have weeks of news filled with repetetive stories of the latest atrocity, followed up for years after with intereviews with those affected, family, friends, etc. SteveW |
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On 15/11/2017 22:39, Steve Walker wrote:
but maybe we don't need to have weeks of news filled with repetetive stories of the latest atrocity, followed up for years after with intereviews with those affected, family, friends, etc. or endless hours of speculation from the experts when the facts are not known just after the event. -- mailto: news {at} admac {dot] myzen {dot} co {dot} uk |
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On 15/11/2017 10:38, Chris Hogg wrote:
On Wed, 15 Nov 2017 01:20:54 -0800 (PST), harry wrote: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/11/u...d-jihad-terror Makes sense. Deprives the jihadists of the oxygen of publicity, and deprives racists like you of the wherewith-all to stir up hate against the Muslim community, the bulk of whom are law-abiding citizens, thereby further encouraging the few jihadists among them to commit their atrocities. A win-win suggestion, I'd suggest. +1. The fact that this awful site is opposing is good enough reason to support the lovely Ms Dick. |
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