Siapa yg lbh pinter nipu, auloh lu atau gua? Hehehe... ga akan ada seekor muslim yg akan jawab
On Fri, Jul 12, 2013 at 8:50 PM, Omar moyo moyo <[email protected]> wrote: > ** > > > Tukang tipu > > kerjaan elu itu cuma tipu2 tiap hari > > apa kontribusi agama kresten dalam perjalanan sejarah RI?? > > ________________________________ > From: itemabu2 <[email protected]> > To: proletar <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, July 12, 2013 4:22 PM > Subject: [proletar] We aired lies: Al Jazeera staff quit over > misleading Egypt coverage > > > > Orang2 Islam itu ga akan jauh2 dr ngibul, nipu dan ngefitnah. > > > http://english.alarabiya.net/en/media/2013/07/09/Al-Jazeera-employees-in-Egypt-quit-over-editorial-line-.html > > Last Update: Tuesday, 9 July 2013 KSA 20:43 - GMT 17:43 > We aired lies: Al Jazeera staff quit over misleading Egypt coverage > Tuesday, 9 July 2013 > > Nada Altuwaijri - Al Arabiya > > As many as 22 Al Jazeera employees have quit since the overthrow of > Mohammad Mursi, amid concern over the channels alleged bias towards the > Muslim Brotherhood and its coverage of Egypt. > > Criticism over the channels editorial line, the way it covered events in > Egypt, and allegations that journalists were instructed to favor the > Brotherhood are said to be the main reasons behind the mass resignations. > > As many as 22 Al Jazeera staff resigned on Monday, *Gulf News > reported,*< > http://gulfnews.com/news/region/egypt/al-jazeera-staff-resign-after-biased-egypt-coverage-1.1206924 > >but > > other media said only seven had left the broadcaster. > > Al Jazeera correspondent Haggag Salama resigned accusing the station of > airing lies and misleading viewers, Gulf News reported. The newspaper > also said that four Egyptian members of editorial staff at the networks > headquarters in Doha had resigned in protest. > > Al Jazeera anchor Karem Mahmoud said he left because of the channels > editorial line over recent events in Egypt. > > I felt that there were errors in the way the coverage was done, especially > that now in Egypt we are going through a critical phase that requires a lot > of auditing in terms of what gets broadcasted, Mahmoud told Al Arabiya. > My colleagues have also resigned for the same reason. > > Mahmoud told Gulf News he left because of Al Jazeeras biased coverage, > but said that some local Egyptian stations were worse. > > I am not satisfied with the performance of local news channels in > comparison to Al Jazeera due to their incompliance to neutrality, he said. > Although I have left, I still carry a lot of respect for Al Jazeera and > believe that they will remain one of the most respectful news channels. > > Al Jazeera today confirmed some staff had left its Al Jazeera Mubasher Misr > operation, including some it said had partisan political opinions. > > Following the recent squeeze on media in Egypt, some Al Jazeera Mubasher > Misr staff have decided to leave. We understand the reasons for some > employees feeling they need to move on, including those with partisan > political opinions, the broadcaster said in a statement on its press > website. > > Some commentators have criticized Al Jazeera as favoring the Muslim > Brotherhood in its coverage of events in Egypt. > > Author and journalist Abdel Latif el-Menawy, who was head of the Egypt News > Center under ex-president Hosni Mubarak, said that Al Jazeera was a > propaganda channel for the Muslim Brotherhood. > > Al Jazeera turned itself into a channel for the Muslim Brotherhood group, > el-Menawy told Al Arabiya. They are far away from being professional. When > the Muslim Brotherhood collapsed, they continued to play the role. > > He said Al Jazeera gave undue prominence to certain events after Mursi was > overthrown, including hours of airtime for the Muslim Brotherhood to > attack and make comments. > > El-Menawy said he saluted those journalists who left the channel. > > Its a good thing to do, because they couldnt accept what is going on, > he said. People thought it was the voice of the revolution. And I think > people were shocked to discover it was not. > > Al Jazeera fiercely denies allegations of bias in its coverage, saying that > their journalists in Cairo had suffered from intimidation after Mursi was > ousted. > > Hours after the overthrow of Mursi by the Egyptian army, security forces > raided the Cairo offices of Al Jazeeras Egyptian TV channel. The > broadcaster says dozens of its journalists have been detained by > authorities. > > An Al Jazeera spokesman said in the statement issued today said the channel > had been particularly targeted in an apparent crackdown on information. > > Throughout our history weve had to cope with crackdowns. This > unfortunately is nothing new. We will carry on doing our job regardless - > upholding the highest standards of journalism, covering all angles of > events in Egypt with balance and integrity. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > ------------------------------------ > > Post message: [email protected] > Subscribe : [email protected] > Unsubscribe : [email protected] > List owner : [email protected] > Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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