@EXODUSGame Please make the dialogue UI more sci-fi please, looks like it belongs in a different game. I'm sure AI can quickly come up with an alternate look if you feed it an image of the current.
BBC News World page, Sunday evening. Three posts about the shooting of one man in Minneapolis. Absolutely nothing on the systematic slaughter of 10,000s in Iran. It is mass murder, extermination, a massacre. Devastating scenes from hell. But not a word. #IranMassacre#Iran
I can't find anything about Iran on @BBCNews even after scrolling through several pages.
There's even a story about an albino alligator.
But nothing about Iran.
Does the BBC hate Iranians, or do they simply love the IRGC?
On the very day we are learning that at least 30,000 Iranians were gunned down by the IRGC under cover of an internet blackout—one that is still ongoing 17 days later—the BBC homepage makes no mention of Iran at all. Nothing. There is an entire subsection devoted to Alex Pretti, a story about baboons, plenty of sport and human-interest pieces—but not a single word about what is almost certainly the worst massacre of civilians by a regime since the Rwandan Genocide in 1994.
Why are there infinitely more stories about Alex Pretti, one man, than about 30,000 murdered Iranians? Is the BBC simply racist?
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