Hostile anti American propaganda is being broadcast across the Arab world by Nilesat, a satellite provider answerable to the Egyptian government. Nilesat airs the channel called Al-Zawraa, an Iraqi station that features non-stop scenes of US troops being picked off by snipers, blown up by roadside bombs and targeted by missiles. Bottom line: An arm of the anti-American Iraqi insurgency transmitting from the capital of one of America’s strongest Arab allies. … Now look at the report from MEMRI: On the cover of its January 6, 2007 issue, the “mainstream” Egyptian weekly Roz Al-Yousef featured a manipulated photo of Saddam Hussein’s execution, in which Saddam’s head was replaced with that of U.S. President George W. Bush. The photo was titled “Bush’s Execution.” Inside the issue was an article of the same title, by Shafiq Ahmad ‘Ali, accompanied by the photo and calling on the Americans to execute their president for the murder of Iraqi civilians and “as a true measure of justice, revenge and democracy.”

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