makemesometea

I've been watching AJE for years now. It is indeed fantastic reporting, among the best in the world. A bit off-topic, but it's also interesting and enlightening to see reporting on U.S. issues from a completely neutral perspective. Thank you for all that you guys do!

Someone on my Facebook page posted the following: "Number of half-lives of Polonium 210 since Arafat's death: 21. Lethal dose: 0.089 micrograms. So... if Arafat was killed by polonium poisoning, we're expecting somewhere on the order of 4.2 femtograms to be on his person per lethal dose delivered to him. So... if they find any, it was planted, basically."

Can anyone weigh in on this? I wasn't a physics major.

Wow, why are they dropping CNN? Did their international service go to rubbish the same as their domestic one?

AJE hasn't really been easily watchable right from its website until a few years ago. Before that, users in the U.S. had to load questionable client apps or worse to watch it.

I know you're probably not at liberty to discuss, but I'm gonna ask anyway: have you noticed any changes made to Al Jazeera since the resignation of director general Wadah Khanfar?