36 prigionieri USA a Falluja

[Totila]

Al-Jazeera TV, al-‘Arabiyah TV refuse to broadcast video of US prisoners in al-Fallujah out of fear of US reprisals.

Leaders of the Council of Mujahideen of al-Fallujah have announced that as a part of their information struggle against the US occupation troops, Resistance fighters had filmed occupation forces prisoners being held by the Resistance inside al-Fallujah. The prisoners who were filmed number 36, and they include some US women soldiers. All were captured in al-Fallujah’s industrial zone Monday morning.

Abu Asad, President of the Council of Mujahideen of al-Fallujah, announced to Mafkarat al-Islam’s correspondent that after filming the American prisoners, they gave the film to the al-Jazeera and al-‘Arabiyah satellite TV stations.

The two stations, however, refused to broadcast the tape for “security reasons.” In fact they were afraid of American reprisals against the their stations if they were to broadcast the videotapes, as happened to al-Jazeera after they showed film of US prisoners at the start of the US invasion of Iraq in 2003. As a result of that, al-Jazeera’s internet website was knocked off the internet for several days, an incident of “hacking” that the station in fact blames on “action taken by major countries” (meaning the US Central Intelligence Agency) and not on the mischief of individuals.


Capito?

[jonny]

praticamente dice che c'e un filmato in cui vengono ripresi i prigionieri usa, è stato dato alle tv arabe , ma loro non l'hanno trasmesso per paura delle rappresaglie americane sulle stazioni , e sulle frequenze, era gia successo sotto forma di azioni hacker, quindi non ufficiali

[veterokom]

I VOLTI DEI NAZISTI....

allora ridevano, adesso non ridono più...

http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/ira...ies/index.html

[Esmor]

In Origine Postato da Totila
Al-Jazeera TV, al-‘Arabiyah TV refuse to broadcast video of US prisoners in al-Fallujah out of fear of US reprisals.

Leaders of the Council of Mujahideen of al-Fallujah have announced that as a part of their information struggle against the US occupation troops, Resistance fighters had filmed occupation forces prisoners being held by the Resistance inside al-Fallujah. The prisoners who were filmed number 36, and they include some US women soldiers. All were captured in al-Fallujah’s industrial zone Monday morning.

Abu Asad, President of the Council of Mujahideen of al-Fallujah, announced to Mafkarat al-Islam’s correspondent that after filming the American prisoners, they gave the film to the al-Jazeera and al-‘Arabiyah satellite TV stations.

The two stations, however, refused to broadcast the tape for “security reasons.” In fact they were afraid of American reprisals against the their stations if they were to broadcast the videotapes, as happened to al-Jazeera after they showed film of US prisoners at the start of the US invasion of Iraq in 2003. As a result of that, al-Jazeera’s internet website was knocked off the internet for several days, an incident of “hacking” that the station in fact blames on “action taken by major countries” (meaning the US Central Intelligence Agency) and not on the mischief of individuals.


Capito?

E ancora non li hanno ammazzati i figli delle putt... ehm, massaie ignoranti che votano Bush ?

[jonny]

[IlikeUSA]

Al-Jazeera TV, al-‘Arabiyah TV refuse to broadcast video of US prisoners in al-Fallujah out of fear of US reprisals.

Chi ci dice che questo video esiste davvero?
Dobbiamo credere alla vostra parola?

[jonny]

[Vahagn]

[Totila]

In Origine Postato da IlikeUSA
Chi ci dice che questo video esiste davvero?
Dobbiamo credere alla vostra parola?

Al Jazeera e Al Arabya hanno avuto già una dozzina di giornalisti uccisi dai rambo...
Cmq, non temere. Ora sono molto "normalizzate"...

[jonny]

In Origine Postato da Totila
Al Jazeera e Al Arabya hanno avuto già una dozzina di giornalisti uccisi dai rambo...
Cmq, non temere. Ora sono molto "normalizzate"...

no sono passate dal processo di democratizzazione
che gli usa svolgono un po' ovunque per la liberta'