CBC exec tells reporters not to refer to 9/11 as “terrorism," but “jet crashes”

[Jotunn]

Arab CBC exec tells reporters not to refer to 9/11 as "terrorist attacks," but "passenger jet crashes"

Bashram Bosha, the CBC's senior director of journalistic standards and public trust, wrote this to staff:

"Do not refer to the Sept. 11 attacks as terrorist attacks. The hijackings led to passenger jet crashes in Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania, and Manhattan."

You may find it interesting that Bashram Boshra is an Egyptian Arab who migrated to Canada as a child, and has previously defended the rights of Muslims to build Islamic centers in Montreal.

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[Phoenix]

You may find it interesting that Bashram Boshra is an Egyptian Arab who migrated to Canada as a child, and has previously defended the rights of Muslims to build Islamic centers in Montreal.

Which once again raises the question, were our formerly White nations given away or taken?  Seems it was a bit of both.  There were those who were very eager to take, and far too many willing to give it all away for their own selfish benefit.  Then there were the masses who were told their dispossession and replacement were "for the best". They passively accepted this because of a massive, non-stop multi-generational, multi-institutional propaganda onslaught.

This leads to the next question:  Will there ever be any honest historians to write a true account of this civilization ending event?

[Jotunn]

LOL. CBC published a damage control article.

We use this editor's blog to explain our journalism and what's happening at CBC News. You can find more blog posts here.

CBC News finds itself once again in a swirl of confusion about how our journalists use the words "terrorist" and "terrorism," this time about the al-Qaeda attacks on New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania on Sept. 11, 2001.

The confusion stems from the leak of an excerpt from our internal language guide that was published and amplified by a number of outlets without full context or explanation. It has caused significant concern, anger and hurt for many people who believe CBC News seeks to minimize or obscure the horror of that day and who was behind it.

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[Phoenix]

Prior to reading this, I read your other thread about the CBC's concern over "coded symbols" in Germany.  I understand your motive in posting these reports, but I question the utility of doing so.  I suspect most visitors to this forum, let alone the members, are far past the point of taking seriously anything the compromised mainstream media say. Just reading a few words is enough to re-kindle a firm resolve to ignore anything and everything coming from them.

Taking the other thread as an example, wouldn't it have been nice to read about the resurgence of nationalist pride from the perspective of those engaged in it, rather than the usual twisted, perverse condemnation from leftist filth.

Just my .02.

[Jotunn]

Prior to reading this, I read your other thread about the CBC's concern over "coded symbols" in Germany.  I understand your motive in posting these reports, but I question the utility of doing so.  I suspect most visitors to this forum, let alone the members, are far past the point of taking seriously anything the compromised mainstream media say. Just reading a few words is enough to re-kindle a firm resolve to ignore anything and everything coming from them.

Taking the other thread as an example, wouldn't it have been nice to read about the resurgence of nationalist pride from the perspective of those engaged in it, rather than the usual twisted, perverse condemnation from leftist filth.

Just my .02.

Well... I am planning to start a news site. But I'm going to need help to do so. It could never be successful as a one-man show.

In the meantime, the "news" section here is a typical one, largely meant for posting mainstream articles that have some relevance to our general interest. Being as they are mainstream and, thus, dominated by hostile anti-White entities, much of the ensuing discussion will be picking apart the propaganda.

But if I can get together a team of dedicated pro-Whites, we will start a pro-White news service, where people can read about world events not coloured by a rabid hatred for our people.

[Phoenix]

You'll need to find reporters who can be trusted by people on our side, so they will feel free to talk openly to them, knowing their words won't be twisted.

As for major news stories already covered by the MSM, in most cases it's more often a matter of interpreting them from our perspective than acquiring our own data on the events.