Fox news got proper treatment after passing stupid comments on Muslims in UK

[Bomber]

Fox News man is 'idiot' for Birmingham Muslim comments – David Cameron

The Fox News commentator who said the British city of Birmingham was a no-go zone for non-Muslims is a “complete idiot”, the prime minister, David Cameron, has said.

“When I heard this, frankly, I choked on my porridge and I thought it must be April Fools’ day,” Cameron said. “This guy’s clearly a complete idiot.”

Terrorism expert Steven Emerson claimed on US news channel Fox News that non-Muslims do not go to Birmingham, which he said had become a “totally Muslim” city. Emerson added:In Britain, it’s not just no-go zones, there are actual cities like Birmingham that are totally Muslim where non-Muslims just simply don’t go in.

And, parts of London, there are actually Muslim religious police that actually beat and actually wound seriously anyone who doesn’t dress according to religious Muslim attire.Emerson later apologised “for having made this comment about the beautiful city of Birmingham”.
Cameron said: “He’s started with an apology. That’s not a bad start. But what he should actually do is actually look at Birmingham and see what a fantastic example it is of bringing people together of different faiths, different backgrounds and actually building a world-class, brilliant city with a great and strong economy.”

Emerson’s website describes him as “one of the leading authorities” on Islamic extremist networks, and states: Emerson and his staff frequently provide briefings to US government and law enforcement agencies, members of Congress and congressional committees.

PROOF THAT IT IS WRONG

 

[Umair Nawaz]

Now the most important question is that why hasnt American Government ever banned this radical channel in the first place?

 

[hussain0216]

Fox news is like the Indians of PDF

 

[gambit]

Now the most important question is that why hasnt American Government ever banned this radical channel in the first place?

Something called 'freedom of the press' ?

 

[Bomber]

Fox news is like the Indians of PDF

Now the most important question is that why hasnt American Government ever banned this radical channel in the first place?

just watch the youtube video and you would know all about the lie ........

 

[Shot-Caller]

Something called 'freedom of the press' ?

Everything against Muslims is freedom of one thing or the other? Good luck selling this baseless logic.

 

[Cheetah786]

Now the most important question is that why hasnt American Government ever banned this radical channel in the first place?

What else is brain dead people going to watch if they ban This channel.

 

[MilSpec]

Everything against Muslims is freedom of one thing or the other? Good luck selling this baseless logic.

And....... SOLD!

 

[RescueRanger]

I like Fox News. It makes the dull day go by quicker.

 

[Not Sure]

Leaked Al Jazeera emails reveal disdain for Paris murder victims

While citizens around the free world embraced the mantra “Je suis Charlie” to show solidarity with the murdered employees of a French satirical magazine, a top editor at a Muslim-owned news organization had a different message for his colleagues: “We are Al Jazeera.”

A leaked email from Al Jazeera English Editor and Executive Producer Salah-Aldeen Khadr used the twist on a viral phrase used around the world to show support for victims of the Wednesday slaughter of 12 in an Islamist attack on Charlie Hebdow in Paris. The magazine was targeted for its penchant for publishing caricatures of Prophet Muhammad, which it did in addition to poking fun at other religions.

“Was this really an attack on “free speech?” Khadr asked his subordinates in the email blast. “Who is attacking free speech here exactly?


“Defending freedom of expression in the face of oppression is one thing; insisting on the right to be obnoxious and offensive just because you can is infantile,” wrote Khadr, quoting Time magazine, as he urged Al Jazeera staffers to consider that “I am Charlie” is an “alienating slogan – with us or against us type of statement – one can be anti-CH’s racism and ALSO against murdering people.”

The email, first obtained by National Review Online, appears to have touched off a vigorous debate among editorial employees of the Qatar-owned outlet, which has often been accused of showing sympathy to Muslim extremists.

“Defending freedom of expression in the face of oppression is one thing; insisting on the right to be obnoxious and offensive just because you can is infantile,”
- English Editor and Executive Producer Salah-Aldeen Khadr

Al Jazeera English channel reporter Omar Al Saleh responded with an obligatory condemnation of the killings of 12 people, including four well-known cartoonists, in the attack, but made his real point in all capital letters, for extra emphasis.

“I AM NOT CHARLIE,” Saleh wrote. “JOURNALISM IS NOT A CRIME. INSULTISM IS NOT JOURNALISM AND NOT DOING JOURNALISM PROPERLY IS CRIME.”

But Al Jazeera’s U.S. correspondent Tom Ackerman disagreed, in another portion of the leaked email chain.

“If a large enough group of someone is willing to kill you for saying something, then it’s something that almost certainly needs to be said, because otherwise the violent have veto power over liberal civilization,” Ackerman wrote. “When offenses are policed by murder, that’s when we need more of them, not less, because the murderers cannot be allowed for a single moment to think that their strategy can succeed.


Al Jazeera, whose headquarters are in Doha, also has international offices in London and New York. It received a U.S. license and began broadcasting in August 2013 under its Al Jazeera America brand. On its mission statement the company outlines its values saying, “We maintain credibility through impartial, accurate and comprehensive representation of the story,” and adds, “Integrity and respect guide our conduct internally and externally.”

The company is Al Jazeera and is owned and funded by Qatar’s ruling Al Thani family, whose regime has been accused of financing radical Islamist terror groups in the Middle East, most notably Hamas in Gaza and the Al Nusra Front in Syria.

Reached for comment about the internal debate, an Al Jazeera spokesman said such discussions are part of the reporting process.

“We have arguably the most diverse newsroom in the world, and the robustness of our internal discussions that flow from this are a great strength,” the spokesman said. “Viewers judge us on our output, which on the Paris story has been first class, relaying events in real time, all the while providing a full spectrum of context.”

The spokesman also added that Khadr is one of several executive producers at the organization and his opinions do not necessarily reflect those of Al Jazeera.

 

[gambit]

What else is brain dead people going to watch if they ban This channel.

That is rich coming from a country that have a state media. As brain dead as you can get.

 

[Shot-Caller]

And....... SOLD!

Indian opinion matters? I didn't know.

 

[RescueRanger]

Leaked Al Jazeera emails reveal disdain for Paris murder victims

While citizens around the free world embraced the mantra “Je suis Charlie” to show solidarity with the murdered employees of a French satirical magazine, a top editor at a Muslim-owned news organization had a different message for his colleagues: “We are Al Jazeera.”

A leaked email from Al Jazeera English Editor and Executive Producer Salah-Aldeen Khadr used the twist on a viral phrase used around the world to show support for victims of the Wednesday slaughter of 12 in an Islamist attack on Charlie Hebdow in Paris. The magazine was targeted for its penchant for publishing caricatures of Prophet Muhammad, which it did in addition to poking fun at other religions.

“Was this really an attack on “free speech?” Khadr asked his subordinates in the email blast. “Who is attacking free speech here exactly?


“Defending freedom of expression in the face of oppression is one thing; insisting on the right to be obnoxious and offensive just because you can is infantile,” wrote Khadr, quoting Time magazine, as he urged Al Jazeera staffers to consider that “I am Charlie” is an “alienating slogan – with us or against us type of statement – one can be anti-CH’s racism and ALSO against murdering people.”

The email, first obtained by National Review Online, appears to have touched off a vigorous debate among editorial employees of the Qatar-owned outlet, which has often been accused of showing sympathy to Muslim extremists.

“Defending freedom of expression in the face of oppression is one thing; insisting on the right to be obnoxious and offensive just because you can is infantile,”
- English Editor and Executive Producer Salah-Aldeen Khadr

Al Jazeera English channel reporter Omar Al Saleh responded with an obligatory condemnation of the killings of 12 people, including four well-known cartoonists, in the attack, but made his real point in all capital letters, for extra emphasis.

“I AM NOT CHARLIE,” Saleh wrote. “JOURNALISM IS NOT A CRIME. INSULTISM IS NOT JOURNALISM AND NOT DOING JOURNALISM PROPERLY IS CRIME.”

But Al Jazeera’s U.S. correspondent Tom Ackerman disagreed, in another portion of the leaked email chain.

“If a large enough group of someone is willing to kill you for saying something, then it’s something that almost certainly needs to be said, because otherwise the violent have veto power over liberal civilization,” Ackerman wrote. “When offenses are policed by murder, that’s when we need more of them, not less, because the murderers cannot be allowed for a single moment to think that their strategy can succeed.


Al Jazeera, whose headquarters are in Doha, also has international offices in London and New York. It received a U.S. license and began broadcasting in August 2013 under its Al Jazeera America brand. On its mission statement the company outlines its values saying, “We maintain credibility through impartial, accurate and comprehensive representation of the story,” and adds, “Integrity and respect guide our conduct internally and externally.”

The company is Al Jazeera and is owned and funded by Qatar’s ruling Al Thani family, whose regime has been accused of financing radical Islamist terror groups in the Middle East, most notably Hamas in Gaza and the Al Nusra Front in Syria.

Reached for comment about the internal debate, an Al Jazeera spokesman said such discussions are part of the reporting process.

“We have arguably the most diverse newsroom in the world, and the robustness of our internal discussions that flow from this are a great strength,” the spokesman said. “Viewers judge us on our output, which on the Paris story has been first class, relaying events in real time, all the while providing a full spectrum of context.”

The spokesman also added that Khadr is one of several executive producers at the organization and his opinions do not necessarily reflect those of Al Jazeera.

Shots fired!!!

 

[Bomber]

Fox news is like the Indians of PDF

That is rich coming from a country that have a state media. As brain dead as you can get.

well he is right dude coz some times when i listen to these news channels fox news etc we really thing like there is some comeydy going on ......the formula is like this for these western channels

SAY SOMETHING BAD AGAINST ISLAM = PAID FROM THE ISRALE

 

[Umair Nawaz]

Something called 'freedom of the press' ?

more like yr knee jerk reaction on my important question........So why this in yr west?


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