Dhimmitude and CNN INTERNATIONAL and FOX

Submitted by Jeff Burke (Colombia), Jan 19, 2006 at 13:38

Your comments are entirely correct, I do not know which faction, the mind dumbing leftists including the drivel from the MSM or CEOs of corporatioms ready to sell out for a modest price the ideals flourishing in Western countries which they and their families enjoy - an example is Microsoft censuring all talk deemed to be subversive by the Government of China ( and any other group of thugs with a certified cheque ).

CNN International - not the American version but the Dhimmi version the rest of the world sees - it seems at times either a showcase for Kingdom Holdings Inc - am investment firm based in Saudi Arabia managed by various family members educated in the West - the ads contain Arabic Script . Every Saturday is one hour of " The Middle East Today " showcasing culture and entrepreneurship in the Arab world. Hey they are just like us!

In addition to a means to say that Multiculturalism is a good thing with various documentaries starring Thomas Friedman and others. An upcoming one to be aired soon is called " Europe: Identity Crisis " referring to the immigration problem of integrating the bands of Muslims ( although they will refer to them as having North African or Middle East origins).
I do not think it is the Europeans that are in crisis re: their identity but rather their survival if Bat Yeor is even 50% correct.

I HOPE THAT AMERICANS WOULD SCREAM IF THEY KNEW THESE THINGS especially their coverage of the Breslan "tragedy" - in their words

FOX - According to MEMRI, one phone call from their Saudi masters can change the wording of the " social unrest " or " malaise sociale" in France.

1. WILL IT TAKE A CRATER WHERE THERE WAS ONCE A CITY FOR THEM TO CHANGE?
2. IF THEY CHANGE,FOR HOW LONG WILL THY CHANGE?

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