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sawsan asfari
United Kingdom |
25/02/2009 |
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israel and the U.S |
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Today's programme was by far one of the best programmes that I have seen on Al Jazeera. The topic is fascinating, and the mix of documentary and lively discussion truly sheds light on the subject. The strength of the programme lies in providing the audience with a great insight into the history, present and perhaps future events of the concerned region. It was a pleasure to watch, and keeps you wanting more. Well done to Marwan Bishara and his team and his well chosen guests. |
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Raffaele Ladu
Italy |
26/02/2009 |
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Could have been better |
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You portrayed the US-IL relationship as a reciprocal manipulation tournament - you could have done much better.
By the way, the case against the two AIPAC executives charged with espionage has been dropped earlier this week.
Uncle Sam couldn't prove that the documents they got could effectively undermine US security - no damage, no offence.
Take care and keep airing good programs!
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chris
Afghanistan |
26/02/2009 |
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Empire |
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Can this guy be any more anti-american? How about an episode of Empire concerning the Arab world in its quest to dominate the world through oil and religion? |
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dr mukhtar
India |
27/02/2009 |
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cause of collective failure of the arab states |
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This excellently researched and presented programme shows the evolution of the above axis which has led to so much blood shed, misery & maiming in the middle east. Indeed Marwan has exactly crafted the plot which saw Israel getting unlimited support from the US. But Mr Marwan surely would not have us believe we are "donkeys" as he has failed to highlight the causes behind this collective failure of the rest of the players in the middle east. This may please be the topic of next programme. |
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