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Al Jazeera seems like a good operation -- this is probably for the better.
Al Jazeera seems like a good operation -- this is probably for the better.
Al Gore was a fad just like "going green" was.
Al Gore is a part owner of the company that Al Jazeera bought out. I don't see how they joined.
Who cares?
Gore will be gory.
what's wrong with Al Jazeera? besides that they don't carry water for the USG . . . can the criterion of credibility for a journalistic outfit really be that they tow the line for us?
AJ isn't jihadist or blatantly, stupidly, blindly religious like US "Christian" networks and tele-evangelists sitting their fat asses on gilded thrones, etc, AJ is just pan-Arab. And it's not owned by US corporations.
http://www.aljazeera.com/pressoffice...854868952.html
Gore made $100 M off the deal.
They're terrorists -- duh.
And who can pronounce that name? Really, the outfit should pick something a little more American if it wants to be credible (despite it's support of worldwide jihad-ism).
Might have wanted to blue that.
Or not. Sarcasm about terrorists is sympathy for terrorists.
Just like Al Gore.
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Glenn Beck Tried To Purchase Current TV
After Al Jazeera purchased Current TV, Time Warner Cable dropped the U.S. channel from its lineup.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_2402273.html
I guess GB wanted to buy progressive Current TV and shut it down.
Precisely what AJ intends to do with it.
According to Stelter, Al Jazeera plans to "shut Current" and replace it with another news network, Al Jazeera America.
link
great
AJ America would start out immediately with more journalistic credibility than Fox Repug Propaganda ever had, or wants.
Last edited by boutons_deux; 01-03-2013 at 01:11 PM.
lol. Welcome to non sequitur theater.
another high-content, devastating takedown by my stalker TB
lol...simpleton
TB
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Guess he didn't want to pay his fair share.
http://mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.co...ef=todayspaper
Al Jazeera did not disclose the purchase price, but people with direct knowledge of the deal pegged it at around $500 million, indicating a $100 million payout for Mr. Gore, who owned 20 percent of Current. Mr. Gore and his partners were eager to complete the deal by Dec. 31, lest it be subject to higher tax rates that took effect on Jan. 1, according to several people who insisted on anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly. But the deal was not signed until Wednesday.
dont flatter yourself, bot.TB
my most reliable stalker
Or he wanted to make a good business decision. Or are red teamers the only ones allowed to think in such terms?
90% of your posts are to me, stalker, and you have NOTHING TO SAY. TB
Did Gore build that?
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