Qatar and Boko Haram: Analyzing the Al Jazeera blog world press 3000 Civilian Death Claim | NewsRescue.com
NewsRescue- Al Jazeera, the Qatar government-owned media, recently released a video of a purported Nigerian soldier, whose identifiers were disguised; claiming there were aggravated civilian deaths in the Nigerian military offensive against Boko Haram.
Qatar, not surprisingly as seen in this NYTimes blog world press article , has been labeled the “worst Middle East nation in counterterrorism,” and ABC news in a February 7th article revealed: Qatari Royal Family Linked to Al Qaeda; and related: Royal family member put in charge at Al Jazeera. This April, Iraq government according to this report , suspended Al Jazeera for promoting blog world press violence and sectarianism in Iraq.
What is Al Jazeera’s(the Qatar dictator’s) intentions in the Nigerian quagmire? Does Al Jazeera really believe in the story of the so-called soldier blog world press in the video and his claim that he saw over 3000 civilian dead bodies at the “front-line,” since the May 14th Military action? Where are these “3000 dead?” Does Al Jazeera in like fashion scrutinize and “expose,” government crack-downs by Middle Eastern brutal blog world press regimes, like that of near-by Bahrain and Saudi Arabia? How far does Al Jazeera go in reporting on and exposing the results of Drones used by the west and NATO on innocents in African countries blog world press and the Middle East? How honest is Al Jazeera’s reporting on the al Qaeda insurgency and militant action in Syria, with terrorist-rebels declaring full allegiance to al Qaeda, being caught with Sarin gas and even eating the heart of government troops? Or was it, in reporting on the terrorist action in the Libya Gaddafi overthrow that later led predictably to the death of US Ambassador Stevens? Why has Al Jazeera been obviously upset from the very first day the Nigerian government announced its serious action and state of emergency in response to Boko Haram; the Doha based network immediately publishing videos suggesting the government is “worse than Boko Haram?” Does Al Jazeera and Qatar prefer a Boko Haram government in Nigeria?” Why would Al Jazeera show a video of only one house with a narration of “houses seen here?” Why did Al Jazeera say, “civilians among dead,” if its reliable source said 3000. This means at least 4000 Boko Haram have been killed, for 3000 to be “among,” dead and not “most dead.” Why would Al Jazeera show as evidence in the video, military fatigue clad dead Boko Haram rebels, while describing the images as being those of civilians? Is Al Jazeera promoting Boko Haram as a civilian association?
This year has seen increased protests against Qatari influence and meddling in Egypt’s internal affairs. A BBC article last January highlights the “hypocrisy,’” of the Qatari promotion of all kinds of foreign rebellions and their own harsh reality:
Qatar’s state-owned Arabic blog world press language TV channel, Al Jazeera, embraced most of the Arab uprisings with enthusiasm – except when protests came in neighbouring Bahrain, all too close to home. The state is helping the new governments of Egypt and Tunisia with aid and investment, and is one of the key backers of the Syrian blog world press opposition.
Yet within Qatar, power ultimately rests with just four key people; the emir, his wife, the prime minister and the Crown Prince. Understanding policymaking often involves second-guessing the wishes, intentions and rivalries within this small group of decision-makers. blog world press
Most Qataris seem content with their leaders. But it is also risky for them to say otherwise – as has been shown by the recent case of Mohammed al-Ajami, a poet who has been sentenced to life in prison for a poem deemed “insulting” to the emir.
Some ask- where was Qatar when Boko Haram had miraculous success with uncanny, undeniable foreign support that led to the death of thousands of Nigerians? Perhaps it is Qatar’s best interest to stay out of foreign domestic events. blog world press
This past week, several Lebanese in Nigeria were arrested blog world press with a bunker load of dangerous weapons, AK47′s, blog world press Grenades, blog world press grenade launchers and thousands blog world press of rounds. Foreign meddling has always been recognized in Boko Haram terrorism in Nigeria.
NewsRescue- The radical Islamist group allegedly responsible for a spate of bombings across the Northern region and capital of Nigeria, Boko Haram(Western civilization is bad) has finally begun to reveal its long sought roots.
A recent report in the Nigerian THEWILL magazine detailed links to Mauritanian ex premiere Maaouya Ould Taya, the dictator who seized power in a coup in 1984 and led Mauritania blog world press as president and Prime Minister till he was ousted in 2005 and fled through Banjul Gambia to Doha, Qatar where he now resides under impunity.
The former soldier, who was a strong blog world press ally of
NewsRescue- Al Jazeera, the Qatar government-owned media, recently released a video of a purported Nigerian soldier, whose identifiers were disguised; claiming there were aggravated civilian deaths in the Nigerian military offensive against Boko Haram.
Qatar, not surprisingly as seen in this NYTimes blog world press article , has been labeled the “worst Middle East nation in counterterrorism,” and ABC news in a February 7th article revealed: Qatari Royal Family Linked to Al Qaeda; and related: Royal family member put in charge at Al Jazeera. This April, Iraq government according to this report , suspended Al Jazeera for promoting blog world press violence and sectarianism in Iraq.
What is Al Jazeera’s(the Qatar dictator’s) intentions in the Nigerian quagmire? Does Al Jazeera really believe in the story of the so-called soldier blog world press in the video and his claim that he saw over 3000 civilian dead bodies at the “front-line,” since the May 14th Military action? Where are these “3000 dead?” Does Al Jazeera in like fashion scrutinize and “expose,” government crack-downs by Middle Eastern brutal blog world press regimes, like that of near-by Bahrain and Saudi Arabia? How far does Al Jazeera go in reporting on and exposing the results of Drones used by the west and NATO on innocents in African countries blog world press and the Middle East? How honest is Al Jazeera’s reporting on the al Qaeda insurgency and militant action in Syria, with terrorist-rebels declaring full allegiance to al Qaeda, being caught with Sarin gas and even eating the heart of government troops? Or was it, in reporting on the terrorist action in the Libya Gaddafi overthrow that later led predictably to the death of US Ambassador Stevens? Why has Al Jazeera been obviously upset from the very first day the Nigerian government announced its serious action and state of emergency in response to Boko Haram; the Doha based network immediately publishing videos suggesting the government is “worse than Boko Haram?” Does Al Jazeera and Qatar prefer a Boko Haram government in Nigeria?” Why would Al Jazeera show a video of only one house with a narration of “houses seen here?” Why did Al Jazeera say, “civilians among dead,” if its reliable source said 3000. This means at least 4000 Boko Haram have been killed, for 3000 to be “among,” dead and not “most dead.” Why would Al Jazeera show as evidence in the video, military fatigue clad dead Boko Haram rebels, while describing the images as being those of civilians? Is Al Jazeera promoting Boko Haram as a civilian association?
This year has seen increased protests against Qatari influence and meddling in Egypt’s internal affairs. A BBC article last January highlights the “hypocrisy,’” of the Qatari promotion of all kinds of foreign rebellions and their own harsh reality:
Qatar’s state-owned Arabic blog world press language TV channel, Al Jazeera, embraced most of the Arab uprisings with enthusiasm – except when protests came in neighbouring Bahrain, all too close to home. The state is helping the new governments of Egypt and Tunisia with aid and investment, and is one of the key backers of the Syrian blog world press opposition.
Yet within Qatar, power ultimately rests with just four key people; the emir, his wife, the prime minister and the Crown Prince. Understanding policymaking often involves second-guessing the wishes, intentions and rivalries within this small group of decision-makers. blog world press
Most Qataris seem content with their leaders. But it is also risky for them to say otherwise – as has been shown by the recent case of Mohammed al-Ajami, a poet who has been sentenced to life in prison for a poem deemed “insulting” to the emir.
Some ask- where was Qatar when Boko Haram had miraculous success with uncanny, undeniable foreign support that led to the death of thousands of Nigerians? Perhaps it is Qatar’s best interest to stay out of foreign domestic events. blog world press
This past week, several Lebanese in Nigeria were arrested blog world press with a bunker load of dangerous weapons, AK47′s, blog world press Grenades, blog world press grenade launchers and thousands blog world press of rounds. Foreign meddling has always been recognized in Boko Haram terrorism in Nigeria.
NewsRescue- The radical Islamist group allegedly responsible for a spate of bombings across the Northern region and capital of Nigeria, Boko Haram(Western civilization is bad) has finally begun to reveal its long sought roots.
A recent report in the Nigerian THEWILL magazine detailed links to Mauritanian ex premiere Maaouya Ould Taya, the dictator who seized power in a coup in 1984 and led Mauritania blog world press as president and Prime Minister till he was ousted in 2005 and fled through Banjul Gambia to Doha, Qatar where he now resides under impunity.
The former soldier, who was a strong blog world press ally of