Posted on 10/23/2004 8:34:24 PM PDT by the conservative bean
Osama bin Laden’s chosen media outlet, al-Jazeera – which regularly refers to suicide bombers as “martyrs” and may have direct ties to terrorism – now hopes to refer to John Kerry as “Mr. President.” The pro-terror Mideastern network referred to John Kerry as “a popular mainstream Democrat with liberal tendencies” and noted the junior senator from Massachusetts “has suggested Bush's handling of [Iraq] is ‘f****ed up.’” Although the National Journal named Kerry the Senate’s most liberal member, al-Jazeera claimed “Kerry is well placed politically between his party's radical left and arch conservatives.” (“Arch-conservative” Democrats?) After all, the Democratic Party gave al-Jazeera a skybox at its national convention this summer.
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Why doesn't Dan Rather get a job with Al-Jazeera! They would love him and he's already really good at sitting down with Middle East dictators for interviews.
They wouldn't take him, they have an image to uphold.
LOL...great,how did I miss that?
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During communism in the Soviet Union we used to have "Radio Free europe"....why can't we have
"Radio Free Middle East"?
"Radio Free europe" today is owned by Kerry's paymaster George Bush.
Typo was deliberate - to attract attention. Check FR keywod "Soros"
There is a TV broadcast channel in the ME like the old Radio Free Europe. I just can't remember the agency's name.
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We're changing Qatar from the inside out. I was deployed there back in the spring, and the nation is rapidly westernizing.
It is no coincidence that our closest Arab military ally (excluding Iraq) is also home to al-jazeera. Americans and westernizers can walk down the streets without any problems. The country is turning into a little Dubai. As we westernize their government, al-jazeera will grow more moderate.
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