• Home
  • About
  • Books
  • In the Media
  • Contact

Raymond Ibrahim

Middle East and Islam Specialist

Exposed: Al Jazeera Airs Fake Brotherhood Injuries and Deaths

08/18/2013 by Raymond Ibrahim 3 Comments

While Al Jazeera’s pro-Islamist lies and propaganda have been exposed numerous times — lies and propaganda being doctrinally permissible through taqiyya — consider the following video recently aired live by the terrorist supporting TV network.  A near hysterical woman is heard lambasting the Egyptian military for supposedly killing peaceful Brotherhood protesters, while the Al Jazeera crew videotapes a man who appears to be either unconscious or dead — a supposed victim of the military.  His hand rests on his torso; his shirt under his hand is covered with blood, implying there is a bullet wound in that spot. However, when the unsuspecting doctor treating him tries to lift the man’s shirt,  this supposedly unconscious or slain man — with his eyes still shut and his facial expression unmoved — subtly lifts his left leg both to push the doctor’s hand away and block his unharmed and blood-free torso from being taped by Al Jazeera. Of course, the person videotaping instantly stopped — but not before enough of this shameful episode was recorded, proving Al Jazeera’s nonstop pro-Brotherhood propaganda campaign, one naively or intentionally followed by most of the Western media.

[Note: The scene in question plays from :01-:06, and then is followed by Arabic text from the person who taped and posted it on YouTube, and then replays again several times from :16-:28.]

Filed Under: From The Arab World, Islam Tagged With: Al Jazeera, deceit, Egypt, Muslim Brotherhood, taqiyya

Books

Subscribe Now

Enter your email address to receive notifications of new posts by email.

Follow Me

  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Archives

Categories

  • Islam
  • Muslim Persecution of Christians
    • • MPC Reports
  • History
  • From The Arab World
  • Other
  • Blog
  • Book Reviews

© Copyright 2016. All rights reserved
Website by Managing Greatness
RaymondIbrahim.com claims no credit for images posted unless otherwise noted. Images on this site are copyright to their respectful owners. If an image belonging to you appears here and you desire it removed, please contact us with the details and it will be promptly removed.

© 2020 · RaymondIbrahim.com · Website by Managing Greatness