WATCH: Kassam Blasts BBC Establishment Hysteria Over Trump Tweets... 'You'd Think We Were Going to War!'
Raheem Kassam
WATCH: Raheem Kassam took the BBC down a peg for obsessing over Trump's Twitter account while ignoring the real issues  like how the British establishment are using this to drive a wedge between Britain and her ally the U.S.  the dangers of radical Islamism  and the hollowing out of our societies.
Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam hit back at the BBC’s rolling coverage of United States President’s Twitter account Thursday  remarking the response to recent Tweets was more akin to preparations for war than mere social media.
Criticising the massive  “breathless coverage” of Wednesday’s retweets by the President of a series of videos purporting to show Islamist outrages   Kassam  told BBC anchor Jane Hill that ” the whole media and political establishment [has gone into] hysterical overdrive  over Tweets.”
Hammering the point home   Kassam  continued: “An emergency debate in Parliament — are we so scared of these fringe organisations these days that we have to have an emergency debate in Parliament  the Archbishop of Canterbury  the Prime Minister  the Home Secretary. These are things you do in a time of war  not over a couple of Tweets.”
Responding to the BBC following the British government in pouring scorn on President Trump for retweeting videos of Muslim attacks   Kassam  said: “You made a misstatement there. You call  it  inflammatory — two out of the three of those tweets we know are factual things that happened and the world needs to know about them.
WATCH: [TGT] took the BBC down a peg for obsessing over Trump's Twitter account while ignoring the real issues  like how the British establishment are using this to drive a wedge between Britain and her ally the U.S.  the dangers of radical Islamism  and the hollowing out of our societies.
Breitbart London editor in chief [TGT] hit back at the BBC’s rolling coverage of United States President’s Twitter account Thursday  remarking the response to recent Tweets was more akin to preparations for war than mere social media.
Criticising the massive  “breathless coverage” of Wednesday’s retweets by the President of a series of videos purporting to show Islamist outrages   Kassam  told BBC anchor Jane Hill that ” the whole media and political establishment [has gone into] hysterical overdrive  over Tweets.”
Hammering the point home   Kassam  continued: “An emergency debate in Parliament — are we so scared of these fringe organisations these days that we have to have an emergency debate in Parliament  the Archbishop of Canterbury  the Prime Minister  the Home Secretary. These are things you do in a time of war  not over a couple of Tweets.”
Responding to the BBC following the British government in pouring scorn on President Trump for retweeting videos of Muslim attacks   Kassam  said: “You made a misstatement there. You call  it  inflammatory — two out of the three of those tweets we know are factual things that happened and the world needs to know about them.