Media racism against Palestinians. Now to anyone paying attention to Western media coverage since his current horror began,

describing it as racist should not be a controversial statement. And that's before we even discuss

how Palestinians have been discussed in the media over many decades of ethnic cleansing, occupation, apartheid, theft of land, illegal colonization of the land, mass killings by the Israeli state, mass incarceration, torture, and so on.

Now, Arrinos there has been a deliberate attempt to stop us using the word racist over many years

to claim that the word has become devalued and thrown around like

confetti. That is a nonsense and indeed we are being told to treat accusations of racism

as being more outrageous than actual racism itself.

But what we are talking about here is racism.

Racism in the most precise possible use of the word,

where the lives of some are treated as having inherently less worth because of their ethnicity.

Now I'm going to discuss a new study shortly about the US media, but first I just want to update you on a previous video I did on the

BBC's racism that's because I approached the BBC for comment about it and the

response well you'll see is quite something now a little recap in the study that I quoted

and it tracks BBC coverage in the first two months or so after the horrors of

7th of October it found that despite there being far far more

Palestinian deaths in that period and obviously there's been far more since that

wasn't reflected in the BBC's coverage or anything like it.

Mensions of violent Palestinian deaths never receive the attention of violent Israeli deaths.

And then from week after week, mentions of Palestinian violent deaths still have to keep competing with

mentions of Israeli violent deaths even though of course Israeli violent deaths were

overwhelmingly on one day during the atrocities and war crimes committed

against Israeli civilians which I've always noted and yet every single day brings a new

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