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"As BBC licence payers, we are absolutely appalled by the programme about Euro 2012, “Stadiums of Hate”, which was full of misleading statements resulting in a clearly anti-Polish programme. It appears that the primary idea of that documentary programme was to present Poland and the Ukraine as racist, violent and anti-Semitic. Hence to show Poland and the Ukraine in a negative light in order to persuade potential English supporters to stay at home.
The Polonophobia, which is prevalent in some British media, fits in perfectly well with political correctness, which allows you to make such statements. As a nation, which respects certain values and traditions, Poland is an easy target to criticize. The anti-Polish campaign in parts of the British media makes it the most discriminated ethnic minority in the UK.
In fact Euro 2012, with the so-called "Stadiums of Hate", turned out to be the most visited European Championship so far, attracting the biggest number of supporters ever. Crime against those visiting Poland and racism in the stadiums were virtually non-existent.
We wonder why one of the most friendly, religious, hardworking and humble European nations is humiliated and disrespected by the BBC. Euro 2012 was held in a calm atmosphere with no racist or anti-Semitic issues. We wish to make the following clear statement.
THERE ARE NO STADIUMS OF HATE IN POLAND; HOWEVER THERE IS ONE BROADCASTING STATION OF HATE, WHICH IS THE BBC.
With so many concerns about safety during the Olympic Games in London and the rest of the UK, we wish the UK good luck in running OUR games."
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