Daily Heil’s teacher-shaming propaganda campaign is potentially deadly – and racist, too

‘Let our teachers be heroes’: is that because DEAD heroes don’t cause trouble for Tories?

The Daily Mail has scored a spectacular own-goal by not only attacking teachers who are fighting to keep our children safe from the coronavirus, but by doing it in a racist way.

The right-wing rag is supporting Education Secretary Gavin Williamson in his claim that teachers should “do their duty” and get children back into school at the beginning of June – despite the fact that Williamson has offered no evidence to reassure either teachers, parents or pupils that measures will be imposed to make them all safe from infection with the coronavirus.

This Site published information earlier, in which the Department for Education’s own scientific advisor admitted that reopening schools could potentially create hundreds of potential “vectors” – per school – that could then transmit Covid-19 into society at large. He offered no proof that scientific evidence had played any part in the decision to demand that schools reopen. And he admitted that he had not assessed whether the government’s proposals for opening schools safely could be implemented in an effective way.

In short, the plan to reopen schools is a deathtrap. And the Daily Mail supports it.

Not only that, but the paper that supported Adolf Hitler in the run-up to World War Two (he was also a racist) has managed to demonstrate its own racism with the stock picture it used to illustrate its Tory government propaganda piece – by cutting out the children of minority ethnic parentage from the image:

Sickening.

Fortunately, right-thinking people across the UK have been standing up to humiliate the Mail. Here’s just a sample of their comments:

https://twitter.com/SgtArthurWilson/status/1261200765894504451

https://twitter.com/MrLukeGeorge/status/1261204901092298754

https://twitter.com/Tobysdad41/status/1261247011149529088

Have YOU donated to my crowdfunding appeal, raising funds to fight false libel claims by TV celebrities who should know better? These court cases cost a lot of money so every penny will help ensure that wealth doesn’t beat justice.

https://www.crowdjustice.com/case/mike-sivier-libel-fight/


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One Comment

  1. Growing Flame May 15, 2020 at 5:08 pm - Reply

    I nearly wiped away a tear of genuine nostalgia reading that Daily Mail headline!
    It took me back 40 years (maybe more!) to my youth in the 1970’s when the Mail
    worked it’s socks off blaming “militant” union “bosses” for causing economic hardship while.apparently, the striking union members were desperate to get back to work but were too “intimidated ” by those “militants”.

    They were successful! We can tell just how successful by the lost battles against the destruction of our manufacturing industries, by the lost battles over pay so that our wages have stagnated for 30 years and by the despair in traditional Labour heartlands that anything will get any better, regardless of who you vote for.
    Let’s not fall for this again!

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