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"The UK media has blood on its hands. Declassified UK contributor and founding member of the Media Reform Coalition, Des Freedman helms this pertinent discussion looking at the propaganda-peddling, genocide-complicit reporting of UK news outlets – and how this failure to condemn the horrific Israeli occupation in Gaza exposes the inherently rotten core of the industry."
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A event on Wednesday 27th August. The event starts at 18:30.
*The genocide will not be televised*
As the situation in Gaza lurches through ever more tragic phases, the complicity of UK media outlets becomes increasingly apparent.
As the hostage/prisoner parroted paradigm and the words "Hamas run health industry" reveal with every passing day the western propaganda machine, we investigate why.
Two decades after weapons of mass destruction, and a decade on from the Levison Inquiry, is this most blatant and horrific act in manufacturing consent, the act that has finally revealed the Emperor's new clothes? And where do we go from here?
Join us to discuss:
*Gaza and the Failure of The UK Media*
Wednesday 27th August 2025, 6.30pm
Kit Form, 37-39 Jamaica Street, Stokes Croft, BS2 8JP
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
As the situation in Gaza lurches through ever more tragic phases, the complicity of UK media outlets becomes increasingly apparent.
As the hostage/prisoner parroted paradigm and the words "Hamas run health industry" reveal with every passing day the western propaganda machine, we investigate why.
Two decades after weapons of mass destruction, and a decade on from the Levison Inquiry, is this most blatant and horrific act in manufacturing consent, the act that has finally revealed the Emperor's new clothes? And where do we go from here?
Join us to discuss:
*Gaza and the Failure of The UK Media*
Wednesday 27th August 2025, 6.30pm
Kit Form, 37-39 Jamaica Street, Stokes Croft, BS2 8JP
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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