Yesterday, a TV investigation looked into how extremist views were being promoted  at some charity  events.

But Twitter users  to quick to point out  during  the programme,   the  wider  media  seemed  to only have picked-up  on the actions  of the Muslim charity.

The apparent extremist  comments coming from those in the Anglo-Saxon group  and the Hindu group were not  mentioned  in any stories.

Firstly, ITV's Exposure: Charities Behaving Badly documentary investigated elements of the Steadfast Trust.

A reporter  posing  as a  volunteer speaks to supporters  and  a  Trust  member  and joins up  with some members  of the group as they partake in activities.

Here, among other comments an apparent supporter clearly made comments about using an  axe on a mixed  race  child.

A woman who attends a local march is  also  referred  to  a  N******.

The  investigation looked  at how  the charity seemed  to  be  attracting many  extreme  right wing views and individuals  who were  formerly members of groups  such as  the National  Front.

 

 

A  Hindu charity which proposes to help spread the message of peace  was  also  featured in the programme.

In it, a teacher tells students that Islam is ‘the world’s worst religion’ and  how there had  been a Christian Conspiracy to  destroy the Hindu Religion.

An attendee of the charity’s openly admit  hatreds  for  ‘Pakis’.

 

 

 

 

Lastly,  in the programme the undercover reporter, posing as a volunteer, is introduced to a Global Aid  Trust (GAT) worker who tells him of his admiration for the late hate preacher Anwar al-Awlaki, who was believed to have inspired a string of terror attacks.

Mr Shabbar tells the reporter: "They spread loads of lies about him...He's a scholar and basically he was imprisoned and after he came out of prison he started to incite hatred and telling the Western Muslims to bomb.

"He incited bombings basically. Bruv, he was a brilliant guy though."

 

 

 

The documentary then  shows preacher Dawah Man speaking at an event in which he makes a series of anti-Semitic comments, telling those gathered: "America, European countries, whatever you call it, these countries are controlled by Zionists.

"If you look at the biggest bankers in the world, that fund these countries, they are Zionists, and Zionists run Israel. So we can safely say that at any time there was an American, or English or whatever, invasion of the Muslim lands, it is all a problem coming back to the Children of Israel."

When confronted  later by reporter  Mark Austen,  Dawah Man as  him to watch his latest videos  where  he urges people  not  to  join ISIS  and that Zionism should not  be equated Judaism.