Why Jordan confiscated Al-Jazeera tapes?

Posted on April 22, 2007 by Sappho

This is one of the rea­sons that Al-Jazeera is spe­cial, other Arab media shall just give up, Al-jazeera they just don’t care.

Although the Aljazeera tapes of the inter­view with Prince Has­san were con­fis­cates by the Jor­dan­ian police but Aljazeera broad­cast a spe­cial pro­gram talk­ing about what was said in the interview.

Prince Has­san is well known Arab intel­lec­tual, thinker and an Arab nation­al­ist that is why the US pre­vented him from suc­ceed­ing his brother King Hussein

What prince Has­san said?

First– Prince Has­san accused the United States and other Arab states with rais­ing sec­tar­ian sedi­tion in the Arab world to rally Sunni Arabs in con­fronta­tion with Iran and Hezbollah.

Also he was quoted say­ing that if this sedi­tion broke out, civil wars in the region will extend for a hun­dred years. Turn­ing to the role of one of Saudi princes in this regard, [Ban­dar Bin Sul­tan, close friend of G. Bush].

Sec­ond– Prince Has­san said that the over­whelm­ing major­ity of Arab lead­ers are now in orbit of the United States and its poli­cies in the region.

Con­clu­sion

It is not the inter­view itself but these points are much important:

1– There is mutiny in the Hashemites house against King Abdul­lah II poli­cies ally­ing with the US.

2– The mutiny is so dan­ger­ous that King A. II is spy­ing on his own uncle [the inter­view took place in prince Hassan’s palace.…bugged???]

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7 Responses to Why Jordan confiscated Al-Jazeera tapes?

  1. Munaeem says:
    April 23, 2007 at 00:11

    King can­not sur­vive with­out Amer­i­can and Israeli support.

    Please add me in you blogroll.

  2. Keld Bach says:
    April 23, 2007 at 01:45

    Have you seen this inter­view, LB? link

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  4. LadyBird says:
    April 23, 2007 at 05:31

    Yes KB, but I wasn’t sure who is Abu Mohammed, I know the sec­ond in rank in Ba’ath Party is “Mohammed You­nis” is he the same man???, I don’t know.

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  6. Alison says:
    April 30, 2007 at 11:43

    Mes­sage to Lady­Bird: Abu Mohammed is the polit­i­cal spokesman of the Iraqi Ba’ath Party led by Izzat Ibrahim Al-Douri. His real name is Dr. Khu­dair al-Murshidi and he is a Shia Mus­lim. He should not be con­fused with Mohammed You­nis Al-Ahmed. The lat­ter cur­rently leads a small break­away fac­tion of the Iraqi Ba’ath Party spon­sored by the Syr­ian Gov­er­rn­ment, which put out feel­ers to Maliki in Jan­u­ary, a move which was greeted with dis­gust by most Iraqi Ba’athists. The Syr­i­ans are try­ing to use their influ­ence over the You­nis fac­tion as a bar­gain­ing chip with the Amer­i­cans. For their part, the Amer­i­cans are delighted to find the Syr­i­ans will­ing accom­plices in their attempt to divide and under­mine the Iraqi Ba’ath, which they know con­sti­tutes the back­bone of the Iraqi Resistance.

  7. LadyBird says:
    April 30, 2007 at 22:01

    Thank you Ali­son for this valu­able informations

    I had my doubts that he is not Mohammed You­nis Al-Ahmed.