BBC seems to be getting desperate in its endless quest to romanticise crimmigrants, despatching an African reporter to the long-suffering Italian island of Lampedusa....
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...where he sifts through junk left there by some of the alien horde which has mde life Hell for the people who actually have a right to live there.
'Traces Left Behind A Migrant Journey'
Unlike BBC, I allow both sides of the issue to be heard.
The Italian island of Lampedusa is the frontline of the deadliest migration route in the world.
BBC reporter Thomas Naadi has been examining the traces left behind by some of the people undertaking this perilous journey. What can he learn about their stories? And what more will his own journey reveal?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001kwj4
It's not the first time UK Pravda has sent a hack there.
...but equally it's not the first time we have had to focus on the plight of the islanders.
It's fair to say that many of those whose junk the BBC finds alluring are pig-ignorant savages.
We've noted the character of some who use the Mediterranean to gate-crash civilised countries.
...but will such barbarism and arrogant ingratitude be detected by Mr. Naadi's sentimentalised ( I base that adjective on the preview) inspection?
I think perhaps not, so here are a few links to tell you more about the island's uninvited 'guests.'
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Migrant savages amok in Lampedusa, nearly five years ago!
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I won't be watching this latest Beeb-Guff, unless confined indoors by our recurring rainy season.
If any of you are masochistic enough to do so, please do tell.
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