Al Jazeera

So Abu Dhabi believed.

And Saudi Arabia was also inherently concerned about what had germinated in the 1990s through Al Jazeera and the kind of Muslim Brotherhood populist kind of, um, um, political Islam that did not, um, embrace, uh, the Saudi kind of, um, dynasty, if you will.

Its monopoly on takfirism, the arrival and the rise of Erdogan, which corresponded with, um, Turkey becoming an important player in Qatari, um, foreign, uh, relations and foreign policy, all, uh, alerts us to Yemen becoming a strategic, um, s- a point of conflict.

And the fact that the streets blew up and that there was really a legitimate frustration with the dictatorship that had long good and a good relationship with the United States, with Saudi Arabia, um, needed to be addressed.

And the UN and, and, um, other, uh, NGOs, international organizations, they, they will not embrace this idea of an indigenous system, right? There is a global f- truth out there that's, that's, um, just, that is programmed out of Ch- University of Chicago or University of Moscow, School of Commerce, whatever it is, but it, it does not subscribe to how primitive peoples conducted their day-to-day lives.

Well, those primitive peoples' wealth was so attractive, it's something that, that shaped ultimately the imperialist enterprise.

The modern state evolved to actually become what it became to attend to indigenous, independent arenas of commercial activity that have very deep traditions and very well-articulated principles that was, is still able to challenge those that come from now Wall Street and, um, disseminated by way of Al Jazeera or CNN or whatever.

So, um, it is a, um, for now, it's a, it's a lost battle for humanity.

Yes.

Yesterday, the Afar regional president talked to Al Jazeera Arabic, and in Arabic, he indicated that the Eritrean defense forces are within the Afar territory in Ethiopia, and they are fighting alongside TDF and Ogaden, and they have controlled part of Afar region.

So we have this report at this moment.

And I do want to really emphasize here that this is a conflict that has many parallels to the previous conflict in two thousand and twenty to twenty-two.

Finding Safwan wasn't difficult.

While most people connected to Austin's case have gone into hiding, Safwan decided to appear on the news channel, Al Jazeera Arabic, and reveal that he interrogated Austin Tice.

So in August 2012, my telephone rang, and it was the famous General Bassel al-Hassan, which was one of the top aides of Bashar al-Assad.

He told me, "I want you, uh, to come to my office." They caught an American journalist, and there was suspicions about the real nature of this guy.

This is the guy who once said, walk into the club like, what up? I got a big cock, which is a hilarious jumping off point for any civil rights career.

And back to Mahmoud, now he puts out songs that are basically Al Jazeera documentaries you can dance to.

Why can't every artist stand up for the truth? I want to hear Bruno Mars singing about Uptown Ride to Return.

I want to hear Kendrick Lamar rapping about They Not Like Us USA.

So her face was already pale, but my dad, a little more olive tone.

So his face being pale was, he was scared about something.

And I remember just seeing whatever Al Jazeera documentary or newscast was on the TV at the time.

And my mom told me there's a war broke out in Lebanon and we're not moving.

There's been a continual pander to Islam by Obama, by Biden, giving billions of hundreds of billions of dollars in unfrozen funds to Iran to build a war machine.

But the lies and propaganda Funded by the Qataris, Tucker Carlson, Tucker Katarlson, Al Jazeera, based in Qatar.

Their government is Muslim Brotherhood.

Same Muslim Brotherhood responsible for the murder of Amr Sadat for wanting to make peace.

doha and they were bombed right yeah i think they were bombed let me know let me not miss the next thing

aljazeera's hq'd in in doha they're out in doha all right so you know here's the thing right yeah you're talking about um uh from the top

yes

And, you know, G was talking about the World War, right? Yes.

The next breakthrough in the case came from an unexpected source, none other than KSM himself.

Later that month, Yasri Fuda, a correspondent for Al Jazeera Television, received a strange phone call.

The mystery caller asked what he had planned for his show on the first anniversary of 9-11.

Four days later, Fuda received a proposal for a three-part series on the attacks, with the full cooperation of al-Qaeda and an invitation to Islamabad for an exclusive interview with an unknown person of interest.

a controversial document on what KSM called the New Crusades, and a video featuring a beheading of a Wall Street Journal reporter.

KSM was relaxed, confident, even jovial, treating the interview as a kind of victory lap.

Fuda couldn't believe how nonchalant and indifferent he was, even telling Fuda, you would make the perfect terrorist i mean look at yourself you are young intelligent highly educated well organized you speak good english you live in london and you are single fuda returned to london with a detailed account of ksm's role in the 9 11 attacks when he briefed al jazeera's senior editors about the interview they were so stunned that the station's chief immediately contacted qatar's ruler who passed the information to his friend cia director george tennant Tennant informed his senior staff of the good news, telling them that his personal friend, the Emir of Qatar, had given the CIA an amazing gift.

After two years of hunting, the CIA finally had a lead.