21 h 24 nov 2021 ano - Dan Wootton GB News Cancel culture has destroyed the concept of innocent until proven guilty

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HYPOCRITE: In this article Dan Wootton bases his argument around a situation in British cricket yet forgets to mention that when his SUN article appeared lambasting J K Rowling for employing Johnny Depp the accusations against Mr Depp had never been taken to a court much less proven.

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Dan Wootton: Cancel culture has destroyed the concept of innocent until proven guilty

By Dan Wootton

We must all stand up to this cancel culture madness because it is beginning to destroy innocent people

What happened to the concept of employers sticking by their staff UNTIL someone is PROVEN guilty of wrongdoing?

The cancel culture sweeping the west has destroyed that very basic concept – especially at painfully politically correct organisations like the BBC.

Today the Beeb axed Michael Vaughan from its coverage of the Ashes after he was accused of making a racist comment over a decade ago. They have already yanked him from his role on BBC Five Live.

Now you probably know that Vaughan has been accused of saying to four players of Asian heritage during a 2009 T20 match between Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire: “There are too many of you lot. We need to do something about it.”

His ex-teammate Azeem Rafiq made the allegation, which he repeated at an emotional select committee appearance.

Two players back up his recollection – Adil Rashid and Rana Naved-ul-Hasan.

However, another player, Ajmal Shahzad, says he doesn’t remember Vaughan making the comments.

And Vaughan himself strong denies them, saying in a statement…

“I categorically deny saying the words attributed to me by Azeem Rafiq and want to re-state this publicly because the 'you lot' comment simply never happened.

" It is extremely upsetting that this completely false accusation has been made against me by a former team-mate, apparently supported by two other players.

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