BOYCOTT THE BIASED PROWAR PRESS
The pro-war newspapers have consistently refused to give balanced coverage on the Iraq issue.
All the pro-war newspapers are also (with the exception of the Observer) vocal supporters of Israeli militarism too.
On the other hand, the anti-war newspapers are notable for the fact that they have all given a significant amount of space to pro-war columnists to ensure a balanced debate in their papers.
We urge you all to boycott the pro-war daily papers and weekly magazines listed below and ask Muslim newsagents to do their bit for our ummah by helping teach these newspapers a lesson by refusing to stock the pro-war newspapers.
If Muslim newsagents give you the weasel excuse that a boycott won't work, inform them about how The Sun was forced to grovel repeatedly to the people of Liverpool after they boycotted the paper, en masse, after The Sun blamed them for the Hillsborough disaster.
Remember that newspapers are ultimately a business operation, they are run to make a profit. If they begin to see their sales fall they will be forced to think twice before peddling pro-US and pro-Israeli propaganda.
Remember there is no point in a silent Boycott, that they will never hear about. You must email and call them and tell them you will no longer be buying their paper !
You can get all the email adresses and phone numbers very easily from by simply clicking on this link below :
Do your bit, let them KNOW !
Pro-War
The Times
Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail
Daily Express
The Sun
News of The World
Daily Star
Sunday Times
Sunday Telegraph
The Observer
The Spectator
Anti-War
The Guardian
The Independent
Daily Mirror
New Statesman
May God help us to understand our duties and to give us the courage to fulfill them, ameen. We often get emails from whingeing Muslims who only want to blame useless Muslim rulers for our plight - but they never seem to want to examine what we ourselves have done to better our situation.
So hear is the link to the email adds and telephone numbers of these papers once again - make your boycott count!
This article is from The Revival's first website, where its publication date was not recorded. The date shown above is approximate.
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