Response to Rats Post #73
Here is one article establishing the lack of credibility of your Propaganda source. And your source is not Al Aqsa TV , if it were you would have a link to a video on their website.
The Globe linked to your source and the lies your source spewed were exposed.
"Hamas and the Missing Video"
by SAMAH SABAWI
"There are three offenses the Globe & Mail are guilty of; The first is that the Globe told its readers that the videos which the editorial was based on were presented after the election on ‘the Hamas website’–a claim that the Globe was not able to provide proof of. Thus The Globe & Mail has lied to its readers about the credibility of the basis of its argument."
The fact is these videos never provide a link to their sources, impossible for anyone to confirm the video was even shown where it was represented it was shown.
"The second issue is that the Globe & Mail’s editorial relied on Palestinian Media Watch – a well-known right-wing propaganda site run by Itamar Marcus, an Israeli settler notorious for his jaundiced views of the Palestinians. In fact, much of the wording (the translation) printed in the editorial came directly from the PMW website. Thus, the Globe has relied entirely on a scurrilous anti-Palestinian screed without referencing that source; I believe the correct word for this is plagiarism."
We see the website is maintained by a Zionist illegal settler and their biased propaganda site personally does all the translating. And they commit plagiarism Other sources have identified many instances of faulty translations.
"The third issue is that the editorial surfaced at a time when the Canadian government was deliberating on a decision regarding the new Palestinian government. Having not substantiated its argument, one is lead to believe that the Globe & Mail have attempted to influence the Canadian governmentÂ’s decision by unethical means through the use of unreliable sources."
The bottom line as addressed in the article is your source is not a credible source, one would have to have the original source where the video appeared and check that source and address the translation issues . And you certainly have not done that.
These videos are propaganda trash.
The article I am discussing concludes " In this case, the information the Globe and Mail relied on without questioning came from an extremist website. This is indeed appalling."
Hamas and the Missing Video » CounterPunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names
If you want to have any credibilty, you should stop relying on propaganda extremist right wing websites which have zero credibility.