U.S. Embassy in Cairo wants the Al-Baghdadia TV Office closed

Accord­ing to Egypt­ian Al-Masryoon:

main office in Cairo] of the Iraqi TV Al-Baghdadia [where Al-Zaidi works] and to stop show­ing the clips of Iraqi jour­nal­ist throw­ing shoes on Bush because the video fuels hatred of the United States in the Egypt­ian street, encour­ages Arabs to fol­low the same path against Arab officials.

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12 Responses to U.S. Embassy in Cairo wants the Al-Baghdadia TV Office closed

  1. Grilo D says:

    Ridicu­lous. The US embassy should be closed instead. The reporter expressed his feel­ings in a way way less aggres­sive than Bush expressed his desires. Bush deserved the shoes after caus­ing hun­dreds of thou­sands of Iraqi civil­ian deaths for money, and should apol­o­gize to the reporter and the rest of Iraq.
    Now the reporter is in US Army filthy hands, to be judged by a US-imposed “Jus­tice”. What to expect?

    Cheers to Al-Zaidi!!!

    Best regards

  2. Inter­est­ing turn — I hope some of the Eng­lish lan­guage media reports about this. I had a good deal of trou­ble find­ing infor­ma­tion about Al-Baghdadia.

  3. Bob Hayden says:

    Bravo for Al Bagh­da­dia TV. Their jour­nal­ist is the only one so far who has stood up to our lying bully to his face.

    It used to be said that even if you didn;t respect the man, you had to respect the office. Like so much of Amer­i­can gov­ern­ment, Bush has trashed that old saw.

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  5. Sunbird says:

    Bu$h has fueled hatred for the US glob­ally with his quest for world dom­i­nance. Al-Zaidi is now a folk hero for his coura­geous action and speak­ing the truth. Bu$h should be held account­able for any harm that may come to Al-Zaidi. Bu$h should have been impeached years ago.

  6. edcrunk says:

    screw al-zaidi.… i hope he got the shit beat out of him.

  7. Al-Zaidi sim­ply put a match to a tinderbox.

    All he deserves is a fine and a sus­pended 30-day sentence.

    I don’t think extra­ju­di­cial pun­ish­ment is a good idea; the US Supreme Court and United Nations would agree.

    The secu­rity folks deserve a bit of a dress­ing down too.

    End of story.

  8. Farman Naqvi says:

    I hail efforts of Bush — That ulti­mately after great efforts he is able to find “WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION” (WMD) in Iraq, “THE SHOE”, for which he had killed lakhs of Iraqis. The Shoe is the weapon which ulti­mately drowned the heads of arro­gance on knees.

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  10. Colin Maddock says:

    I com­mend the actions of the jour­nal­ist in throw­ing his shoes at Bush.

    Egypt should throw out the Amer­i­can ambas­sador, who is inter­fer­ing in the affairs of Egypt. Inter­fer­ing, some­thing the USA is fre­quently doing in many parts of the world, and should be con­demmed for.

  11. Ken Bates says:

    Lis­ten, what a patriot Mr.Zaidi is. The only man in the world to make an effort and do what the rest of us have only thought about. We are deal­ing with a pres­i­dent who’s high crimes against the Amer­i­can peo­ple and the rest of the world make Stalin and Mugabi look like boy scouts. When is the rest of the world going to wake up and call this crim­i­nal in the white house, who has taken the hon­ourable office of the pres­i­dency and turned it in to a den of thieves, what he really is, a dishounor­able, lying, thiev­ing trai­tor. Mr. Zaidi should be given a medal for strik­ing the first blow for the Amer­i­can peo­ple and the rest of the human race.
    Shame on the rest of us who have had the chance to impeach this son of a bitch and done noth­ing about it. Like most bully’s he has got away with it.

    What a credit to the Iraqi people.

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