PrintJanuary 20, 2009
'Unintentional News' from Al-Arabiya-TV,
In what YouTube euphemistically titled Unintentional News from Alarabiya-TV, an attractive female reporter--long flowing hair unencumbered by an ugly scarf hiding it--is babbling about her station's view of the news when she receives an on air phone call
informing her that Hamas has just fired rockets from inside the tv station building! Oh, what a surprise!
Will Hamas be blamed for transforming a civilian outpost thus endangering innocent civilians?
Or if Israel decides to bomb said building immediately, will it be accused of once again bombing an innocent civilian structure, filled with innocent civilians?
The answer is obvious.
And the reporter, Ms. Hannan al-Masri, will somehow continue to broadcast her Uncomedy Central News.
hat tip: LittleGreenFootballs.com
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