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The Palestinian Cause is Just?!

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Or so says the President of the Arab League on TeleSur [SouthTV] TV.

Well, TeleSur is the brainchild of Hugo Chavez, hardly a neutral observer.


From the October 2012 Latin-Arab Summit in Peru

You really could not imagine this stuff on Network American TV, but TeleSur broadcasts all over Latin America.

This is naked Palestinian propaganda.

However, remember that this came out of Hugo Chavez’s Venezuela. Venezuela has a majority control over TeleSur.

Nabil El Araby [Nibal the Arab] is an Egyptian with a law degree from both New York and Cairo. He is now president of the Arab League. The Arab League’s first – and obviously continuing action – was to fight the state of Israel in 1948.

A Blast from the Argentine Past

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A Blast from the Argentine Past


Credit to (ElAljibedeTodos)

Desde El Aljibe means FROM THE [Community Water] WELL which served the function of the community gathering place and center of news, sort of similar to the THE OFFICE WATER COOLER in the USA.

Desde El Aljibe was on the air in Argentina from 2003-2011, when it was cancelled to make way for an Islamic religious program that no one wanted.

About 90% of Arab-Argentines are Christian, and the few Muslims among them are non-practicing as a rule.

There was a suspicion that the Saudi-funded Islamic Center got Desde El Aljibe cancelled.

That being said, this is a video when Desde El Aljibe was teaching about Arab Cooking, in this case the topic of Arab coffee. Cooking was a regular section of their weekly show.

No translation is really needed. I wanted to show how pervasive Arab influence is in South America.

The show was broadcast out of Buenos Aires on the Government Public TV channel 7 which meant one-third of the country could see it.

TeleSur reports from Bethlehem

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Compare this with the previous post.

One has to remember that Latin America, with its large Arab population, takes more notice of this than we in the US would.

Here, TeleSur is describing Bethlehem’s Christmas in 2012.

The story is roughly the same; but from a Latin spin.

But notice, how Palestine is blazed on the report title. Most American and European reports would avoid the mention of Israel or Palestine to avoid controversy.

TeleSur comes out of Venezuela, which is Hugo Chavez territory. Chavez is very pro-Palestinian.

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