Outrage as senior BBC contributor Dawn Queva calls Jews 'Nazi parasites' who funded 'holohoax' and calls white people 'virus'
A senior BBC staffer has branded Jews as 'Nazi parasites' who funded the 'holohaux' and called white people a 'virus' in vile messages.
Dawn Queva, a senior co-coordinator supporting the planning team BBC Three shared a number of hateful messages attacking both communities.
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The messages were created under the name Dawn Las Quevas-Allen Facebookwho has the same profile photo as her regular profile.
One of her posts appeared to promote the conspiracy theory that the Rothschild family was behind the “holohoax,” a term often used by Holocaust deniers who suggest that the Nazi genocide was fabricated.
Other posts repeatedly attack white people, calling them a “virus” and a “mutant invader species.”
Her identity was confirmed as the BBC employee through a trade publication Deadline.
Despite the backlash to her mean messages, she told her Facebook followers today: “Come to me, my shoulders are broad.”
In another post published on January 12 and still not deleted, Ms. Queva called the Jewish people “subcontinental melanin recessive whites from the Synagogue of Satan.”
Another message on January 13 labeled the Jews as “a bunch of thieving squatters”, accusing them of “buying and selling those who kidnap from Africa”.
Ms. Queva, whose location is listed as London on her Linkedin profile, also labels Britain “bigoted” and “genocidal” and claims white Europeans are “melanin recessive parasites,” reports the Telegraph.
Other reports say that white people have disrupted the natural order of the planet, and that they are a “barbaric, bloodthirsty, rapacious, murderous, genocidally thieving, parasitic aberrant race.”
According to her LinkedIn profile, Ms. Queva previously held positions at Disney and NBC, joining the Corporation in January 2023.
In other Facebook posts, the BBC employee referred to Britain as the 'UKKK' – a reference to the Klu Klux Klan.
The account has continued to share more social media content attacking Jewish people and white people.
In one, University of Chicago political scientist Prof. John Mearsheimer reportedly said: “It is quite clear that on October 7, a large number of Israelis were killed not by Hamas, but by the IDF.”
She also posted a video linking Israel's first Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion to Adolf Hitler.
Comments posted in response included: “This should be the end of her career. There should be no place for this kind of bigotry in civilized society.”
Jewish anti-hate charity Campaign Against Antisemitism said it would refer Queva to the Police and write to the BBC.
The BBC has been repeatedly criticized for its reporting on the terror attacks and conflict in Gaza in October refuse to label Hamas as terrorists.
Asked about Queva's comments, the BBC said it would not respond directly to the employee, but added: “We do not comment on individual members of staff and we have established and robust processes in place to deal with such issues.
“We do not tolerate anti-Semitism, Islamophobia or any form of abuse and we take any such allegations seriously and take appropriate disciplinary action where necessary.”
Dawn Las Quevas-Allen has been contacted for comment.
It comes next Tim DavisThe BBC's director general launched a 'listening session' over staff concerns about the war between Israel and Hamas, which led to some Jewish employees filing official complaints about anti-Semitism.
Jewish staff at the BBC have defied a ban on attending marches against anti-Semitism in London.
Earlier this month, the Corporation became embroiled in another row after sports presenter Gary Lineker shared a message calling for Israel to be banned from international activities football tournaments.
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