Al Jazeera - Another Fairy Tale

Odd location for a 'insurgent news station'



 

10 miles from giant US air base ( AL-UDEID AIR BASE )



 

"I wonder if those are Israelis under the Arab robes"
 

Al Jazeera summary Al Jazeera is an front started by Israel and paid for by US. Started in 1996 by Emir Al-Poodle the station seems to inflame the Arab-American relationship but not expose the Jewish role in the mideast. They never cover the history of Israel's five wars of genocide or how they orchestrated 9/11. They are the premier source for Bin Laden declarations and videos. Their ability to get terror videos ( beheadings, executions, C-130 shoot downs, etc ) is amazing. Al Jazeera has the inside track Beheadings, Madrid train bomb, Bin Laden, etc ... They get the exclusive coverage

 

	Israel investors want Al Jazeera to go public BEIJING, Feb. 2 -- The satellite news channel Al Jazeera, which is financed by the state of Qatar, is to go. public A spokesman for the channel said the form of privatisation is to be decided over the coming months, on the basis of the final results of a study.

 
 

	Qatar’s Emir " Al-Poodle " starts Al Jazeera Al Jazeera claims to be the only politically independent television station in the Middle East. The station remains partly dependent on the emir of Qatar for funding. Now rivaling the BBC in worldwide audiences Al Jazeera was started with a $150 million grant from the emir of Qatar; Source

 

 

	US bases in Qatar Qatar has 30,000 US troops and a giant US air base( al-Udeid Air Base ) there. Bases

 

 

 

Washington disappointed in ally WASHINGTON - The tiny state of Qatar is a crucial American ally in the Persian Gulf, where it provides a military base and warm support for American policies. Yet relations with Qatar are also strained over an awkward issue: Qatar's sponsorship of Al Jazeera, the provocative television station that is a big source of news in the Arab world. Vice President Dick Cheney, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and other Bush administration officials have complained heatedly to Qatari leaders that Al Jazeera's broadcasts have been inflammatory, misleading and occasionally false, especially on Iraq. The pressure has been so intense, a senior Qatari official said, that the government is accelerating plans to put Al Jazeera on the market, though Bush administration officials counter that a privately owned station in the region may be no better from their point of view. Source