NOURNEWS- The five-person submarine Titan was launched last Sunday to travel deep into the sea to visit the remains of the Titanic, and shortly thereafter, it lost contact with the mother ship.
On the evening of Thursday, June 22, Rear Admiral John Mauger of the US Coast Guard told reporters that the Horizon Arctic search vessel was able to find parts of the Titan's nose and funnel, and then found other parts of the submarine's wreckage.
All 5 passengers of this small submarine died and it is not believed that the search teams will be able to find their remains. The US Coast Guard says it has found 5 large pieces of wreckage from the Titan submarine.
The "Oceangate" company, which was the organizer of this submarine trip, expressed its condolences to the families of the deceased at the same time as its remains were found and expressed regret that the search results ended in the "worst possible scenario".
What has been mentioned is a small part of the chain of news that has been widely published in the last week by the western media, including Persian- language based ones, about the Titan recreational submarine, in order to show to all their audience that it is a very important event with a global scope, and to create sympathy and concern for fate of the Titan’s passengers.
Maximizing the sinking of the Titan submarine and the sacrifice of five people who had chosen this very expensive trip not by force but by choice and for fun, takes place while the same media recently tried in various ways to normalize sinking of the ship carrying immigrants and refugees in the Mediterranean who were displaced by the war.
On the other hand; On June 20, coinciding with Refugee Day, without mentioning the nature of the displacement of millions of people due to the war-mongering and sanctions imposed by the Westerners, these media tried to blame this story only on the likes of the Taliban and the civil wars of Islamic and African countries.
In a completely biased approach, the BBC focused on the division between neighboring countries by asking its audience to send experiences of taking refugees in Iran, Pakistan and Turkey, and downplayed Iran's extensive measures in hosting asylum seekers, in order to focus on the inhumane treatment of migrants in accommodation hotels in England or to cover up their transfer to the crisis-stricken country of Rwanda.
These media even simply passed over the death of a six-year-old Afghan child who was forced to live in refugee camps without his parents due to the anti-human laws of the US and finally died due to the lack of health and treatment facilities and being separated from his family.
The ambivalence of the Western media towards the five victims of the Titan recreational submarine and the heartbreaking death of hundreds of migrants who have died at sea on the way to Europe in recent days is a precedent in the past.
Those who are weep today for the victims of Titan, remained silent for 20 years against the killing of the Afghan people at the hands of the US military and NATO, and even today, when 13 million children are in poverty and death due to the behavior of the occupiers, this silence continues.
By telling stories, they made the crime of Harry, the son of Charles III, the current king of Britain, who called the killing of 25 Afghans a chess piece and not the killing of a human being, a human a natural thing, like the massacre of a family of 10 Afghans - seven of whom were children. They didn't bend their eyebrows with the direct firing of American fighter missiles.
Those days when the West held a support meeting for the murderers of 17 thousand innocent Iranians, these media and of course a group of Westerners praised the West by claiming freedom of speech and democracy, as the massacre of thousands of Yemeni women and children in the past eight years was normal and unimportant for them.
But the same media 15 months ago, at the same time as the start of the war in Ukraine, emphasized on the need to support the Ukrainian refugees with the most racist words; As British TV reporter of Britain deed, he said: "It's unbelievable, this is Europe, not a third world country!" Charlie D'agata, the senior correspondent of the American CBS network in Kyiv, said: I must say that this is not a place like Iraq or Afghanistan, which has been involved in war for decades, here is the capital of Ukraine is a civilized and European city!
NBC's Kelly Cobiella also said: "These are not Syrian refugees; they are Ukrainian refugees... They are very similar to us, Christian and white."
Also, an expert on the French BFMTV channel announced: "We are not talking about Syrians fleeing the bombardment here, we are talking about Europeans who travel with cars similar to ours and who leave their place of residence to save their lives."
Jean-Louis Bourlanges, a member of the National Assembly of France, also said: "Ukrainian refugees will be intellectual and excellent immigrants." Also, " David Sakvarelidze ", the former Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine, said in an interview with the BBC channel: "It is very moving for me when I see Europeans with blue eyes and golden hair being killed!!
Now and in recent days, the western media while magnifying and prioritizing the drowning of the five passengers of the Titan recreational submarine and tried to introduce them as exceptional people, a look at the names of these people shows the repetition of the self-conceit of the blue-eyed, blond-haired Westerners who lost their lives. One of them is more important than the lives of millions of Asians and Africans with black eyes and hair.
People like Hamish Harding, an Englishman, whom the BBC introduces as a searcher and adventurer, or Prince David, a 48-year-old British businessman of Pakistani descent and his son, who was one of the main supporters of the two British King Charles charities due to his wealth are examples of this ambivalence.
From the point of view of these media, if the victim of an accident has blue eyes and blond hair, it is worthy of dedicated news, otherwise, pain and suffering, displacement, and even the death and killing of others are natural things that are not even worth expressing sympathy.
BY: Mohammad Ghaderi
NOURNEWS