Thread: Will The Media Report On it?

[b]After reading all stories from different sources about the middle east, it seems the media are still the spin doctors all over the world]

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From Weekly newsletter in pdf file on website.


Tom Gross, Mideast Dispatch Archive | July 17


Will the Media Report on It?

Last year, this website revealed to a Western audience pictures

Of the bustling, crowded food markets of Gaza that the Western

Media refuse to show you. Earlier this year, I reported the new

Olympic-size swimming pool of Gaza (no shortage of building materials

Or water here) and the luxury restaurants, where you can “dine on steak

Au poivre and chicken cordon bleu.â€

Pictures of all the "poverty" in Gaza at the website below. Western journalists paint Gaza as a slum with emaciated, starving people. The pics are a stunning condemnation of reporting. The U.S. dumps millions into Gaza and they even have a billionaire, yet the govt. acts as if the images below don't exist. One observer noted there are more BMW's and Mercedes in Gaza than in Tel-Aviv.

Imagine this....they even have movie theaters which show Hollywood flicks.

http://www.tomgrossmedia.com/mideastdis ... 01072.html

Here's the latest headline from British PM Cameron. There doesn't seem to be any reason to cry poverty from what the facts tell us.


http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id ... _article=1

Cameron calls Gaza 'prison camp'


Jul 27 09:19 AM US/Eastern

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A Palestinian man carries food aid from the United Nations Relief and Works...

Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday urged Israel to lift its blockade of the Gaza Strip, slamming the current state of the Palestinian enclave as a "prison camp."
"Let me be clear that the situation in Gaza has to change... Gaza cannot and must not be allowed to remain a prison camp," he said in a speech to a business association during a visit to Turkey.

Speaking later after talks with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Cameron defended his harsh description, saying that "even though some progress has been made we're still in a situation where it's very difficult to get in, it's very difficult to get out...

"We've long supported lifting the blockade of Gaza," he said.

Cameron however acknowledged Israel's security concerns, pointing to rocket attacks from Gaza, run by the radical Palestinian group Hamas, on Israel.

"We both share the view that direct talks (between Israel and the Palestinians) is the right answer," he said, referring to Erdogan.

The prime minister also called on Turkey to repair ties with Israel after an Israeli raid on Gaza-bound aid ships left nine Turkish activists dead on May 31.

"Turkey has been a good friend of Israel in the past. I very much hope Turkey can go on being a friend of Israel because... as a friend of Israel, Turkey will maximise her influence over what needs to happen in terms of those direct talks," he said.

The raid on the aid flotilla plunged already strained ties between the one-time allies into deep crisis. Ankara has urged the Jewish state to apologise, compensate the families of the dead and lift the blockade of Gaza.

"Turkey's relationships in the region, both with Israel and with the Arab world, are of incalculable value," Cameron said.

"And I urge Turkey and Israel not to give up on their friendship," he added

The Middle East loves to push it's children to be suicide bombers.

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Haaretz | June 22

New Hit Song for
Palestinian Children


“Birds of Paradiseâ€

Pictures of the new luxury mall's grand opening in Gaza.

http://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/2010/0 ... -mall.html

Saturday, July 17, 2010
Grand Opening of the Gaza Mall

On Saturday night, the starving people of Gaza opened up a luxury mall.


At opening ceremonies attended by ministers and government officials, the Gaza Mall is a multi-story shopping center that includes food, clothing, perfumes, shoes, household appliances, office supplies and more.



The mall has a website, where we can see that it has air conditioning and parking, as well as delivery and other amenities that one would expect in any major mall.


The mall web page advertises "Israeli men's trousers at an attractive price," men's shirts from the US, girl's dresses from France and boy's pants from Turkey.