Juan Cole, LinkTV, Mulsim groups join together to provide this video propaganda site. One must always be aware of what the 5th coulmn is up to so I felt this unified left/islam/anti-tech site needs awareness.
Example of opinion topics surrounding the video topics:
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Arabic Media Internet Network contributor Uri Aveney wonders So What Has Happened to the Israeli Army? “This question is now being raised not only around the world, but also in Israel itself,” writes Aveney. “Clearly, there is a huge gap between the army's boastful arrogance, on which generations of Israelis have grown up, and the picture presented by this war.”
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Juan Cole, President of the Global Americana Institute, reacts to the UN Ceasefire with a blog entry titled Israel Kills 38 Civilians on Eve of Ceasefire.
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Link TV’s Director of Middle Eastern Programming and Mosaic: World News from the Middle East Producer Jamal Dajani explores A Refugee’s Lament for Beliefnet. “There is something universal about refugees,” says Dajani. “The longing for ones home and birthplace never dissipates. I’ve seen this with my parents, my Armenian friends, my Jewish friends, my Vietnamese friends, and the list goes on.”
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Forward, a high-profile American weekly newspaper committed to covering the Jewish world, is featuring A Perfect Storm of Clouded Judgment, written by Steven Simon. The article address “a look at the conditions that merged to fuel the typhoon offers a sense of just what it will take to get through the situation.” “Aging revolutionary movements feel compelled to prove their continuing relevance and vitality, especially as they begin to fade into a quotidian political landscape,” writes Simon. “Call it the last fling of a mid-life crisis. The current tempest resulted in part from four such movements going through this phase simultaneously.”
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Link TV’s Director of Current Affairs David Michaelis discusses his recent trip to his home country in a blog post on Israel — Rude Awakening. “‘Peace’ is a term not used in the public space in Israel anymore,” says Michaelis. “No one expects any dialogue on a real practical level. The military always offers a shortsighted immediate way out. The wish to identify with the power of the gun and the uniform is still alive in Israeli tribal DNA. Revenge is a word not used in the open; it is there in the undercurrent of the emotions expressed by the public, our bombardment of Gaza had the same motive behind it.”