Re: Why don't Al Queda use DVD?

"Petzl" <petzl+> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 20:24:27 +0930, "Snookie" <>
> wrote:
[snipped]

if the Al Queda attacked australia first, what would it prove? They have
> >nothing that is worth taking over other than, what, space to breathe?
> >
> >If you ended up in a brawl at a bar, and there were two men to choose
from,
> >would you go for the smallest and the weak or would go for the biggest?
> >
>
> I do not know what the Al-Qaeda are trying to prove? Who does?
>
> It is apparent that they had their terrorists eyes on Australia years
> before September 11th and are still active
>
> Bin Laden was listened to in perfect stereo as he squealed for help
> from his band of nutters . The ones listening to him (USa) were
> targeting his cowardly squawks for their daisy cutter bombs. The
> evidence is he is very dead, sprayed all over a cave wall in
> Afghanistan
>
> As for their crackly tapes and low quality video it is to try and
> conceal their lies and deception.(often fabrications by Al-Jazeera
> for an Arab audience)
>
> When a Al-Qaeda tapes or video is fuzzy (as they all are) it becomes
> guesswork as to who is on them using "voice prints" and or biometrics.
>
> The evidence of cutting and pasting these video's suggest it is done
> in a studio by someone of say Al-Jazeera's capabilities
>
>
> Petzl
> --


Does this not illustrate that everything we have seen in the media can be
one only a taint of the actual truth. The winner be the one / s who can
taint the truth to their best advantage?

Snookie

On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 22:59:21 +0930, "Snookie" <>
wrote:

>
>"Petzl" <petzl+> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>> On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 20:24:27 +0930, "Snookie" <>
>> wrote:
>[snipped]
>
[S]
>> As for their crackly tapes and low quality video it is to try and
>> conceal their lies and deception.(often fabrications by Al-Jazeera
>> for an Arab audience)
>>
>> When a Al-Qaeda tapes or video is fuzzy (as they all are) it becomes
>> guesswork as to who is on them using "voice prints" and or biometrics.
>>
>> The evidence of cutting and pasting these video's suggest it is done
>> in a studio by someone of say Al-Jazeera's capabilities
>
>Does this not illustrate that everything we have seen in the media can be
>one only a taint of the actual truth. The winner be the one / s who can
>taint the truth to their best advantage?
>

In Australia The USa Western Europe if papers 'got it wrong" to often
their creditability would suffer, causing distribution & profits to
follow.

Other media sources or platforms delight in exposé

In the free world, the press is often out with the truth before the
Government and this is what they are paid for

I do not see Al-Jazeera making money in the west, as much of their
reporting is fabricated and have yet to be taken as a credible source


Petzl
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On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 07:38:30 +1000, Petzl <petzl+>
wrote:

>I do not see Al-Jazeera making money in the west, as much of their
>reporting is fabricated and have yet to be taken as a credible source

Here we go. For a long time, Al-Jazeera has been regarded as one of
the world's most credible news sources. What do you regard as
credible? CNN for goodness' sakes?

--
Craig

Craig Welch wrote:
> On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 07:38:30 +1000, Petzl <petzl+>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I do not see Al-Jazeera making money in the west, as much of their
>>reporting is fabricated and have yet to be taken as a credible source
>
>
> Here we go. For a long time, Al-Jazeera has been regarded as one of
> the world's most credible news sources.



On what planet!?


~Angel

Petzl wrote:

>
> In Australia The USa Western Europe if papers 'got it wrong" to often
> their creditability would suffer, causing distribution & profits to
> follow.

Huh? Translation, please.


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misquoted, then used against you.

On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 17:06:48 +0800, "Dyna Soar"
<dyna_soar_au.REMOVE..THIS.@yahoo.com.au> wrote:

>Petzl wrote:
>
>>
>> In Australia, The USa, Western Europe, if papers 'got it wrong" too often
>> their creditability would suffer, causing distribution & profits to
>> follow.
>
>Huh? Translation, please.

If the media were found to be continually wrong people would stop
reading them.
Our media relies on paid subscription


Petzl

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On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 14:00:18 +1000, Craig Welch <>
wrote:

>On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 07:38:30 +1000, Petzl <petzl+>
>wrote:
>
>>I do not see Al-Jazeera making money in the west, as much of their
>>reporting is fabricated and have yet to be taken as a credible source
>
>Here we go. For a long time, Al-Jazeera has been regarded as one of
>the world's most credible news sources. What do you regard as
>credible? CNN for goodness' sakes?

Al-Jazeera news reports are staged for their cameras


Petzl

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On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 19:47:31 +1000, Petzl <petzl+>
wrote:

>>>I do not see Al-Jazeera making money in the west, as much of their
>>>reporting is fabricated and have yet to be taken as a credible source
>>
>>Here we go. For a long time, Al-Jazeera has been regarded as one of
>>the world's most credible news sources. What do you regard as
>>credible? CNN for goodness' sakes?
>
>Al-Jazeera news reports are staged for their cameras

Al-Jazeera has many more news reports than visual.

Their reports are, and always have been, more accurate and more
insightful than most of the western media.

--
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On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 17:06:48 +0800, "Dyna Soar"
<dyna_soar_au.REMOVE..THIS.@yahoo.com.au> wrote:

>Petzl wrote:
>
>>
>> In Australia The USa Western Europe if papers 'got it wrong" to often
>> their creditability would suffer, causing distribution & profits to
>> follow.
>
>Huh? Translation, please.

In Australia the E.E.U.U. western Europe if the papers ' often
obtained incorrect "his creditability would suffer, making the
distribution and benefits follow. Other sources or platforms of
means enchant the exhibition In the free world, the press is often
towards outside with the truth before the government and this one
are for which they are paid I do not see the al-Jazeera doing of the
money in the west, of his spreading he makes and as much must still
be taken as credible source.

--
Craig

On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 20:09:34 +1000, Craig Welch <>
wrote:

>On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 19:47:31 +1000, Petzl <petzl+>
>wrote:
>
>>>>I do not see Al-Jazeera making money in the west, as much of their
>>>>reporting is fabricated and have yet to be taken as a credible source
>>>
>>>Here we go. For a long time, Al-Jazeera has been regarded as one of
>>>the world's most credible news sources. What do you regard as
>>>credible? CNN for goodness' sakes?
>>
>>Al-Jazeera news reports are staged for their cameras
>
>Al-Jazeera has many more news reports than visual.
>
>Their reports are, and always have been, more accurate and more
>insightful than most of the western media.

Nobody in my street thinks so?


Petzl

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