Al Jazeera journalists quit channel citing bias on Syria coverage

Qatar's aggressive stance towards Assad has led to a string of resignations at the country's al-Jazeera TV news channel. Those who left describe bias at the station which they say has become a tool to target the Syrian regime. RT's Paula Slier describes those accusations.

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[JAVEDRIZWANDX]

fucking AL jazeera shame on you puppet of USA and zionist

[pjt]

Russia Today making a story on a Biased news network? *Insert Witty Inception Reference here*

[iluminatikill]

shame on you puppet

[iluminatikill]

AL jazeera shame on you puppet

[ClusterFoxtrot]

Al Jazeera are actually an excellent source of news. Unlike RT.

Try find any kind of positive RT story on America, or genuine criticism of Putin's government - or look at their coverage of the Syrian conflict. They run constantly ridiculous stories based on unsubstantiated claims and constantly give platform to nutjobs like Alex Jones.

Perhaps it's an indictment on how terrible most of the mainstream media is, that people eat up the biased nonsense RT puts out.

[Smokealotofblunts]

Rt news is what you call bias I don't know why they all aren't quitting their station.

[cloudchaser07]

al jazera and al arabya are responsible of spreading lies and fake news aimed at inticing muslims to kill each other, Who is behind this. There must be sides who would benifet from a muslim kill muslimar on such high scale. It never happened ever in history that shia and sunna killed each other in high scale. now in the 20th century when supposidely people are more educated are calling for a holy war on each other, what a shame.

[Hussein Toney]

Aljazeera covered Bahrain well. Viewers are the judges and no way u can compare the best news channel wit RT Putin lab dog crap

[morpheos111]

Al Jazeera made a award-winning documentary called "Shouting in the Dark" about Bahrain. The Saudis dislike them so much that they don't permit them to open office. No country is perfect, and no media network is, but some are closer to being as good as it gets. Al Jazeera and BBC News are the most respected in the world today.