Despite Obama, Clinton assertions, majority of Muslims support ISIS, claims Al-Jazeera

While President Barack Obama and his echo-chamber — comprised of his minions and news media fellow-travelers — are always quick to tell Americans that the Islamist terrorists and their supporters are a small minority of practitioners of Islam, an Al-Jazeera news story and poll indicate the Obama administration is ignorant or lying, according to reports from former U.S. Congressman Allen West, a retired Army lieutenant colonel who fought in Iraq, and Israeli News .

The poll conducted by Al-Jazeera’s Arabic site but not on Al-Jazeera America, reveals that 81 percent of respondents support the Islamic State of  Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The poll asks in the Arabic language, “Do you support the organizing victories of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS)?” only 19 percent said they opposed the bloodthirsty and merciless Sunni terrorists.

Although defenders of Obama and his war effort claim only Sunnis support ISIS, Muslims identifying themselves as Sunnis are a majority of Middle East Muslims. According to estimates, Al-Jazeera television’s largest audiences are in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, with disturbing number tuning in via satellite to watch the Arab-language version in the US.  Al-Jazeera officials claim their Arabic-language web site is also very popular in Saudi Arabia, the United States, Egypt, Morocco, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, according to the Alexa web page analytics site. Al-Jazeera also claims an Internet viewership of upwards of 40 million people.

Although former Vice President and failed presidential candidate Al Gore is responsible for bringing Al-Jazeera to the United States, the largest media organization in the Middle East is frequently a hotbed of controversy. The news organization is allegedly run by Qatar’s royal family, who are accused of supporting Sunni terrorist groups. Qatar allegedly supports some terrorist activity is openly help Hamas in its anti-Israeli terrorism war.

According to a number of news stories, right after the devastating 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States, Al-Jazeera’s Doha headquarters adorned its facilities with favorable images of Osama bin Laden as a prophet-figure, according to The New York Times.

Al-Jazeera’s editors and reporters are accused of openly favoring the Sunni Islamists such as Muslim Brotherhood, which is  a designated terrorist group except in the Obama White House and the Hillary Clinton State Department. Both leaders told Americans the Brotherhood is a moderate political group.

On April 28, a former employee of the English-language Al-Jazeera America, Matthew Luke, filed a lawsuit for wrongful termination. He had complained of excessive anti-Semitic, anti-American, and sexist behavior on the part of network executive Osman Mahmud.