KING OF SWEDEN
"The 60 Most Powerful Photos Ever Taken That Perfectly Capture The Human Experience"
17 year old Jan Rose Kasmir offers a flower to soldiers during the Pentagon anti-war protest in 1967.
A Brazilian protester stands before gunfire during protests against corruption and police brutality.
Sergeant Frank Praytor looks after a two-week old kitten during the height of the Korean War.
A curious Afghan girl holds the hand of an American soldier.
A North Korean waves at his South Korean brother after inter-Korean temporary family reunions.
Thania Sayne leans on the headstone of her husband the day before their wedding anniversary on 16 October 2013.
Anna Fisher, astronaut, with stars in her eyes on the cover of Life magazine in 1985. She was the first mother in space.
A journalist dashes across a bridge between to rescue a baby during Civil War. [1936]
A Rwandan boy left scarred after being liberated from a death camp.
Bruno Morandi captures a tribal Chhetri woman in Nepal. [2009]
A boy crosses a London street in the 1960s with a toy double decker.
Captain Donald Spindler pulls 6 year-old Aaliyah Frazier from a fire in Indiana
A man protests in Tiananmen Square, Beijing [1989]
Violinist, Nancy Dinovo, cries while playing during a service at Christ Church Cathedral in downtown Vancouver for the September 11 victims.
A child of the Erbore tribe, Ethiopia
The child of a KKK member touches his reflection in an African American police officer's riot shield during a demonstration. [1992]
Clara Gantt is reunited with her husband's body after more than 60 years. Sergeant Joseph Grantt went missing during the Korean war.
Caroline Joan Peixoto, City Arts, photographed classical ballet students at rehearsal in Rwanda's only classical ballet school. This school has given the Kigali community incredible hope as the first post-genocide ballet school.
"100,000 monks in prayer for a better world"
Skater girls in Tehran.
3 weeks old infant with albinism snuggles up to his cousin for a snooze.
Lt. Colonel Robert L. Stirm is reunited with his family after being taken prisoner during the Vietnam war.
An Irish teenager yells at British soldiers during unrest in Northern Ireland
A Mursi tribe woman discovers Vogue magazine, Ethiopia
Dr. Religa monitors his patient's vitals after a 23 hour long heart transplant surgery. His assistant is sleeping in the corner. [1987]
The patient not only survived the surgery, but outlived his doctor.
Protester plays piano over the sounds of chaos, with riot police in the backdrop.
Supporters celebrate as Minnesota legalizes gay marriage
Papua New Guinea woman during a Singsing celebration in Mount Hagen
The tattoo of wounded soldier Kyle Hockenberry becomes truth
A bus of caring people save a woman who tried to commit suicide in China.
Agim Shala is passed through a barbed wire fence to his grandparents at a camp for refugees of the Kosovo War
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WHAT ABOUT THIS?
IS IT NOT HUMAN EXPERIENCE?
BBC IS ZIONIST SHIT!
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Crowds of tens of thousands gathered in Central London today to
protest at the on-going military actions of Israel in the Gaza Strip. Estimates range from 50,000 to 100,000, making this one of the largest demonstrations in recent years in Britain.
Not that you’d know it had even taken place if you relied on the BBC – that’s the British Broadcasting Corporation, I remind you. Despite the fact that this demonstration to highlight the war crimes currently being perpetrated against Palestinian men, women and children in the Gaza Strip brought central London to a virtual standstill all day, the BBC have instead decided that reporting on a small outbreak of food poisoning at Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games village is a more important story than the mobilisation in London.
We have come to expect this kind of censorship from the BBC, but it doesn’t make it any less shocking. This institution used to be admired worldwide for its integrity and quality reporting. These days it has been reduced to an echo-chamber of the state’s prevailing orthodoxy with its Orwellian pro-Israeli bias.
That a news channel should have a certain perspective on news is inevitable, and of course not everyone will like a channel’s take on a particular issue. But the suppression of news on this scale is altogether unprecedented and warrants serious consideration. We could of course simply turn over to alternative news providers which are not at the mercy of the dead hand of government directing their editorial standpoint – after all, what do we expect when the main parties, including Labour, are led by self-avowed Zionists?
The reality is that many people already are seeking out such alternative channels of information, including social media. But this doesn’t really soften the blow. We pay for the BBC through the license fee, and they therefore have a fiduciary duty to represent a balanced and representative platform of news. Their refusal to even come close to reporting today’s demonstration properly is a serious failure of this.
George Galloway MP, who spoke at today’s demonstration, has already announced his intention to stop paying the license fee. How long will it be until serious questions are asked about the integrity of the BBC’s reporting?
Thanks for visiting us today! Check back at Distractify for more original breathtaking photo stories every day.
WHAT ABOUT THIS?
IS IT NOT HUMAN EXPERIENCE?
BBC IS ZIONIST SHIT!
respectparty
Tens of thousands march through London: The BBC is silent…
Not that you’d know it had even taken place if you relied on the BBC – that’s the British Broadcasting Corporation, I remind you. Despite the fact that this demonstration to highlight the war crimes currently being perpetrated against Palestinian men, women and children in the Gaza Strip brought central London to a virtual standstill all day, the BBC have instead decided that reporting on a small outbreak of food poisoning at Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games village is a more important story than the mobilisation in London.
We have come to expect this kind of censorship from the BBC, but it doesn’t make it any less shocking. This institution used to be admired worldwide for its integrity and quality reporting. These days it has been reduced to an echo-chamber of the state’s prevailing orthodoxy with its Orwellian pro-Israeli bias.
That a news channel should have a certain perspective on news is inevitable, and of course not everyone will like a channel’s take on a particular issue. But the suppression of news on this scale is altogether unprecedented and warrants serious consideration. We could of course simply turn over to alternative news providers which are not at the mercy of the dead hand of government directing their editorial standpoint – after all, what do we expect when the main parties, including Labour, are led by self-avowed Zionists?
The reality is that many people already are seeking out such alternative channels of information, including social media. But this doesn’t really soften the blow. We pay for the BBC through the license fee, and they therefore have a fiduciary duty to represent a balanced and representative platform of news. Their refusal to even come close to reporting today’s demonstration properly is a serious failure of this.
George Galloway MP, who spoke at today’s demonstration, has already announced his intention to stop paying the license fee. How long will it be until serious questions are asked about the integrity of the BBC’s reporting?
Published on 14 Jul 2014
Le monde entier manifeste contre la politique meurtrière d'Israël envers la Palestine sauf en France! (Alain Soral)
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