Friday, November 02, 2007
CNN's Arab Propagandist Hala Gorani
11/2/07
The Arab Hala Gorani http://edition.cnn.com/CNN/anchors_reporters/gorani.hala.html introduces us on http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/ywt/ to a western-type Arab singer ‘Caramel’ as if that's a 'normal Arab today'.
The Arab Hala Gorani has a long history on CNN to 'glorify Middle east cultures' on her show 'Inside the Middle east' http://edition.cnn.com/CNNI/Programs/middle.east/, she's a master on picking & selecting the rare and never on the mainstream. In other words, not showing reality but being a propaganda tool for the Arab world, when no one speaks [really] for the west in that wild jungle of hatred.
In this age of “multiculturalism” that is nothing but a tool by Islamists, it’s not the time to lie and be a propaganda machine instead of showing what’s most important, what most Arab Muslims have by in large, intolerant mostly that is, from their burning venomous mainstream media to the ‘guy on the Arab street’, the dark cult of the ‘angry Arab’ from their native world onto Paris or Amsterdam or Sydney, etc. is being cheered and boosted by Arab journalists and leadership.
Until the Arab Muslim leadership & media will not change, this cult will only keep growing no matter what “excuse” they try so hard to sell us.
A suggestion to Her 'Inside the middle east', Like to select postivity in that world? start showing us [exactly] how many in that world like the west [no matter what 'policy' we take].
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This is another [from 2006] example of that Arab Hala Gorani
This is just such powerful proof of how lame the Media-Left have become. The CNN interview of Abdurahmen Jafar of the Muslim Council of Britain conducted by Hala Gorani is just too aggravating. Especially when the rotten twit compares the 12 cartoons to anti-Semitic cartoons during the Nazi era in Germany as an indication that Europe is now 60 years on "re-learning to hate". Yeah right - he might as well have said in the middle of the night, the sun is up, let's switch off the lights with Hala obligently replying "Your right, it's practically glaring in here. Someone switch the lights of pleeease". How can she let him get away wih this blatant distortion; as CNN's hostess of ‘Inside the Middle East’, a half-hour programme featuring stories on the "most important social and cultural issues in the region", surely she must be aware of the daily plethora of precisely such Nazi style hate cartoons published unabatedly THROUGHOUT the last 60 years.
http://www.allthingsbeautiful.com/all_things_beautiful/2006/02/is_there_any_di.html
Or this one
CNN'S 'INSIDE THE MIDDLE EAST' PROGRAM IS DEFINITELY ONE-SIDED
September 10, 2005.
This weekend:
1) Hala Gorani featured the Christian minority in Gaza: there was not one mention of Arafat's persecution of Christians (which led to their enormous diminishing and becoming the tiny minority as such). However the transparent fear of the Arab-Christian priest interviewed, his reluctant & extra caution of words should be clear to everyone that Hamas' totalitarian cruelty (and it's 70% popularity among "moderates" there...) is all over the place.
2) Jim Bitterman reported on the 'situation' in France, and the effect post Gift-Of-Land in Gaza to the "Palestinians". We were expecting Mr. Jim Bitterman to be mentioning the obvious ONE SIDED violence from Arab Muslims on Jews, whether physical brutality on people passers by that happened to be Jews, or burning down Synagogues etc. instead he started off by being blurry and painting it inaccurately, as he said tension between Muslims and Jews..., AS IF Jews were --in some cases-- the attackers as well... Maybe it is that wrong notion that all sides are equally to blame, as that cliche of "extremists on both sides", (Let's face it, as on the Arab Muslim side, is there any organized murderers of civilians on the Israeli or any Jewish side?) is well entrenched in journalism today, either to appear as politically correct or to make the impression as being "objective".
We are very sorry that Mr. Bitterman is either naive in this area or feels that he has to "say" it, for such is the form-formula for journalism today.
http://www.think-israel.org/sep05bloged.html#sep05.98
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Do You think Hala Gorani from CNN is symphatizing with islamic terrorists since she is from Syria?
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070911105624AAX9yDh
I believe she is not appearing authentic but artificial and wrong.
http://sg.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070924222652AAWOE3d
CNN Uses Medal Ceremony to Take Shot at Surge... HALA GORANI: Should Americans expect a bloody summer because of this, a bloody summer for the troops in Iraq?
http://www.newsbusters.org/node/13243
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