A man who was beaten nearly to death by a mob of masked Muslim men at a pub in Birmingham earlier this week has been accused of ‘inciting violence’ and banned from the establishment by the manager.
The man was enjoying a quiet drink, when the mob arrived looking for ‘English Defence League’ members to attack.
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Modernity.news reports: The large group had been attacking random passers by in cars merely because they were white, then made their way to The Clumsy Swan pub believing that there were so called ‘far right’ protesters inside.
It was there that they encountered Sean McDonagh, 51, and proceeded to brutally beat him, leaving him with a lacerated liver.
The mob then besieged the pub itself, smashing windows and trying to break down the doors, looking for others to attack.
A remarkable Sky News article notes that Linda Ward, the pub’s assistant manager, said “she wants to ban that customer for provoking the group and inciting violence,” with claims circulating that he directed ‘offensive language’ toward the mob.
Ward added that in the wake of the incident “Muslims have since been supportive and offered to pay for damages.”
Ward admits that the incident was “really scary” and that she had to barricade regulars with their families inside the pub by putting tables and chairs against the doors.
Yet somehow it’s all Mr McDonagh’s fault.
The article also states “Social media footage appears to show people from a counter-protest assaulting a man outside a pub.”
Appears to show? They beat the shit out of him.
It goes on to state “A punter who appeared to be punched and kicked outside a pub will be barred for inciting violence, according to the assistant manager, after a demonstration against recent far-right riots.”
Again, noted the use of the word ‘appeared’.
Speaking to The Telegraph, Mr McDonagh said he “walked into” the protest when he was leaving the pub and had no idea what was going on. He also claims it was the mob that engaged him with verbal abuse.
“I don’t know what it was all about you know. They called me a few things. ‘I don’t even know what’s going on here’, that’s all I said,” McDonagh said.
The Sky News article notes that in a further Facebook post, the pub sent a “big thank you” to a mosque in nearby Sheldon, which “reached out with apologies from their community.”
The owners of the pub added, “We are proud of our multi-cultural city and let’s keep it that way.”
The police in Birmingham claimed that their response, which was non-existent, was reflective of the needs of the community.
Sky News has limited the replies on its article to only accounts they mention, which is no one.
They now appear to be doing this on all posts related to the unrest.
This typifies the media response to what has unfolded. At this point it consists of blanket denial of reality and outright propaganda.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Kier Starmer has doubled down on threatening to imprison ‘Far Right rioters’.
The government is even threatening to use terrorism laws against anyone involved in ‘organising disorder’
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