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I read AlJazeera from time to time and find it mostly contains Arab propaganda. I have no idea what nationality Dan Froomkin is. The Arab network, AlJazeera,
by joshuaheard 13y ago
I read AlJazeera from time to time and find it mostly contains Arab propaganda. I have no idea what nationality Dan Froomkin is. The Arab network, AlJazeera, has editorial discretion to publish pieces. And in so doing, sends a message to its readers. Since the majority of Arab countries are autocratic, it is ironic to have the Arab media criticize America's democracy by selecting such articles to publish.
- chunkyslink 13y agoI have a childhood friend who works on the news desk for the AlJazeera 24 hour news. He edits the footage shown across the world. He is allowed to decide what is shown and has told me he has less restrictions than working for many American news companies (which he has done in the past) Get your facts straight and open your eyes. >I read AlJazeera from time to time and find it mostly contains Arab propaganda Do you say this because they disagree with your American imperialist views?
- pavs 13y agoSpeaking of propaganda, I would rather watch Al-Jazeera over any USA news channel any day of the week.
- chunkyslink 13y ago> I have no idea what nationality Dan Froomkin is Looks like he's American raised in Washingotn DC. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Froomkin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Froomkin And your point is?
- Udo 13y agoWow. As an atheist who believes a lot of evil in the world comes from the big religions (mainly Islam and Christianity), I'm pretty much allergic to "Arab propaganda" as you call it. For the most part, AlJazeera has better journalistic standards than most American news outlets. They're an international news organization, actually. And anyone should have the right to criticize a democracy as long as they have a valid point. By the way, whatever happens in the US has a nasty tendency to affect everyone globally sooner or later.