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Al-Jazeera Media Network Sponsoring Terror by Attempting to Stoke Muslim-Christian Conflict in Kenya through Popular Journalist Mohamed Ali

by David Goldman
December 8, 2014
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aljazeera_networkDoha, Qatari based and owned international media company Al-Jazeera is poised to air a film documentary on Kenya security intelligence services and the East African powerhouse anti-terrorism operations at 8.00pm East African time.

Al-Jazeera television network is set to air a 47.30-minutes video about Kenya anti-terrorism operations today at 8.00pm local time.

Intelligence reports confirm that the film is a catalyst to stoke religious sentiments in Kenya. The primary aim is to project Kenya government anti-terrorism operations as targeting Muslims not terrorists.

The film was facilitated by a local popular journalist, Mohamed Ali who regional intelligence networks warn is being used to act as a media coordinator for the terrorist group Al-Shabaab.

Mohamed Ali Jicho Pevu Facilitated the Film

Strategic Intelligence Service retrieved some excerpts from various sources. “We have been able to study these excerpts, and we were shocked to identify Mohamed Ali, a KTN journalist who conducts very sensational investigative videos under the KTN Jicho-Pevu flagship, most of which draws out a picture of someone who is very sympathetic to radical Islam.”

“In one of the excerpts, a Mosque is featured in the scene, and this journalist is hiding in the background. Anyone who will watch the video will identify him, our technology has been able to identify him” SIS

Al-Jazeera is owned by the Qatari’s and credible intelligence from regional intelligence networks in East Africa confirms that Qatar has continued to support Al-Shabaab terrorists in Somalia.

Qatar gives these terrorists both money and military support. Most of political-military agenda’s of Somalia are spearheaded from Qatar. Al-Jazeera has always been the terrorist’s best channel to air their media, and the Kenyan film is of questionable nature.

Jicho-Pevu has been anti-government all through; this is the snake in the house. He is actually

SIS Intelligence analysts view the recent past events in Kenya besides a recent report published by Associated Press Media Company as very strategic from an intelligence perspective.

Kenya has been attacked by terrorists twice in 10 days. The country lost a fighter jet after it crashed in Somalia, the president of the country Uhuru Kenyatta charges at the International Criminal Court have been dropped, and then the international media starts publishing negative information about Kenya security programs, it is not interesting at all, it is rather disturbing.

Anti-Muslim Perspective to Cause Christian-Muslim Conflict

SIS analysis on the film projects a bias of anti-Muslim sentiments, not the much hyped extra-judicial killings as Al-Jazeera attempts to project.

If Qatari’s have continued to fund and arm Al-Shabaab with such impunity, why would they not support them in fomenting a Christian-Muslim conflict in the country? The media is a powerful tool and it has been used wrongly to cause anarchy, SIS

Mohamed Ali’s previous biased investigative works are repeated on the film. The objective is to seek sympathy from global jihadists. Al-Shabaab lost 89 of them in a Kenyan airstrike and it is using such journalists as mediums for outreach.

The anti-government sentiments and the bias on the sting operations is very dangerous. It aims at heaping emotions and making the Christian dominant government to be seen as using the anti-terror war to fight Muslims. This is wrong and should be condemned, Argues David Goldman, an Israeli security analyst at SIS.

Mohamed Ali will be viewed as a snake or snitch in the Kenyan house. He hides behind media freedom laws while openly helping the terrorists spread their hatred. This is outsourced recruitment. Al-Jazeera should be ethical and stick to distinctive journalism.

 

 

 

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  1. Francis Mwenja says:
    11 years ago

    Selective Journalism Once again, why cant they also tell us about all the innocents Christians killed in cold Blood, May we have more special Units to deal with this Kind of people and their sympathizers.#someonetellAljazeera Festus Njau

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  2. Kimani Wa Buresia says:
    11 years ago

    he difference between developed Nations & underdeveloped Nations is that at times of disaster developed Nations come together despite their political differences like when US & Britain invaded Iraq but under developed Nations when disaster hit like Mpeketoni, Mandera, Gikomba the opposition takes an opportunity to condem the govnt as if opposition are angels & they never give an iota of idea on how to deal with it only targeting sympathy & funds from donors to distablize govnt, this also shows the level of civilization in opposition.

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  3. Kimani Wa Buresia says:
    11 years ago

    Mohamed Ali could be trying to destroy Kenya like , how aljezeera did to Egypt . Speaking with someone who has worked with specialised forces, he doubt whether anyone would dare appear in camera. For one they aren’t many and they know one another, just treat it as another episode of #jichopevu, and connect the dot on how they sourced the info. And by the way I now understand why their journalists are rotting in Egyptian jail

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  4. Eric Murimi Kanyonga says:
    11 years ago

    Media is always a double edged sword! Ali what is your stand on this topic?

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  5. Liz Akwona says:
    11 years ago

    But who were those interviewed jana. Can a big media house like this give such info if they dont have proof. After all they are talking about onvolving the icc. Is there no way to isolate the bad guyz instead of this killings coz they create revenge groups. And shud differentiate criminals n the innocent..

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  6. Onyango Denis says:
    11 years ago

    Instead of the government burying its head under the sand and claiming those are not its officers, they should arrest them and have them prosecuted/court-martialled for treason. Hidden identity my foot. Have we sunk this low to be taken for a ride? This is a very dangerous precedent and should be nipped in the bud immediately. Whether the allegations are true or not and regardless of the objective of the media house or otherwise, government secrets should remain that. Otherwise the whole system collapses. I agree with Kimani Wa Buresia on why its no surprise the Egyptians found Al Jazeera’s journalists to be full of…..

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