Islamic State launches English-language radio news bulletins

[Sally]

What will these crazies think of next? It's too bad that there isn't a group over there that can create static so that nobody can be able to hear that station.

Islamic State launches English-language radio news bulletins
The jihadist group already airs bulletins in Arabic and Russian and the English-language bulletin will offer updates on Iraq, Syria and Libya

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By AP

5:51PM BST 07 Apr 2015


Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) has launched English-language radio news bulletins on its al-Bayan radio network.

The militant group’s English bulletin, launched on Tuesday and promoted via Twitter, accompanies Arabic and Russian bulletins already airing on the network.

The first bulletin, which provided an overview of their activities in Iraq,Syria and Libya, discussed a range of topics including the alleged death of an Isil commander in the Yarmouk refugee camp in the Syrian capital, Damascus, a suicide bombing in the Iraqi city of Kirkuk and mortar attacks on militias in Sirte, Libya.

 

[eots]

What will these crazies think of next? It's too bad that there isn't a group over there that can create static so that nobody can be able to hear that station.

Islamic State launches English-language radio news bulletins
The jihadist group already airs bulletins in Arabic and Russian and the English-language bulletin will offer updates on Iraq, Syria and Libya

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The al-Bayan radio network's logo

By AP

5:51PM BST 07 Apr 2015


Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) has launched English-language radio news bulletins on its al-Bayan radio network.

The militant group’s English bulletin, launched on Tuesday and promoted via Twitter, accompanies Arabic and Russian bulletins already airing on the network.

The first bulletin, which provided an overview of their activities in Iraq,Syria and Libya, discussed a range of topics including the alleged death of an Isil commander in the Yarmouk refugee camp in the Syrian capital, Damascus, a suicide bombing in the Iraqi city of Kirkuk and mortar attacks on militias in Sirte, Libya.

and thats wrong because ?

 

[Hossfly]

What will these crazies think of next? It's too bad that there isn't a group over there that can create static so that nobody can be able to hear that station.

Islamic State launches English-language radio news bulletins
The jihadist group already airs bulletins in Arabic and Russian and the English-language bulletin will offer updates on Iraq, Syria and Libya

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The al-Bayan radio network's logo

By AP

5:51PM BST 07 Apr 2015


Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) has launched English-language radio news bulletins on its al-Bayan radio network.

The militant group’s English bulletin, launched on Tuesday and promoted via Twitter, accompanies Arabic and Russian bulletins already airing on the network.

The first bulletin, which provided an overview of their activities in Iraq,Syria and Libya, discussed a range of topics including the alleged death of an Isil commander in the Yarmouk refugee camp in the Syrian capital, Damascus, a suicide bombing in the Iraqi city of Kirkuk and mortar attacks on militias in Sirte, Libya.

and thats wrong because ?

Who said it was wrong? Hopefully the Navy will triangulate the radio signals and park a couple of Tomahawks in the control room.

 

[emilynghiem]

What will these crazies think of next? It's too bad that there isn't a group over there that can create static so that nobody can be able to hear that station.

Islamic State launches English-language radio news bulletins
The jihadist group already airs bulletins in Arabic and Russian and the English-language bulletin will offer updates on Iraq, Syria and Libya

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The al-Bayan radio network's logo

By AP

5:51PM BST 07 Apr 2015


Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) has launched English-language radio news bulletins on its al-Bayan radio network.

The militant group’s English bulletin, launched on Tuesday and promoted via Twitter, accompanies Arabic and Russian bulletins already airing on the network.

The first bulletin, which provided an overview of their activities in Iraq,Syria and Libya, discussed a range of topics including the alleged death of an Isil commander in the Yarmouk refugee camp in the Syrian capital, Damascus, a suicide bombing in the Iraqi city of Kirkuk and mortar attacks on militias in Sirte, Libya.

And in the meantime, Americans can't even keep Pacifica Public Radio Stations running, except running into millions in debts. No concept of how much it takes to protect and provide access to free speech and press.