This image is the cover of a book written by Mr. "Yousri Fouda," Al Jazeera's darling star, who decided to make us a documentary about the October War!!

The book is called "On the Path of Harm - From al-Qaeda Strongholds to ISIS Havens," and it was published by Dar al-Shorouk in January 2015.

In this book, Mr. "Yousri" says with the utmost ease that his programme "Top Secret" was al-Qaeda's idea, and that he received a phone call from an unknown person who called himself "Brother Abu Bakr," who suggested the idea of the programme to him and asked for "Yousri's" private fax number.

On page 26 he describes how, four days later, a fax came to him from Brother "Abu Bakr," beginning with:

"In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. The main outlines of the proposed programme - Top Secret - the makers of the September events speak."

Brother "Abu Bakr" does not stop at that. No, he invites Mr. "Yousri" to "Islamabad" so that he can meet members of al-Qaeda and get a distinguished journalistic scoop for his programme... (p. 29)

So as to divert the attention of the Pakistani and Emirati authorities from him, because he had travelled via Emirates Airlines heading to Islamabad, he concocted a fake appointment for a press meeting with the Pakistani Interior Minister "Moinuddin Haider," and he saw it as:

"A white lie that would harm no one." (p. 30)

He says he was not afraid of meeting al-Qaeda terrorists, because they would certainly not harm "a Muslim brother who works for the only channel that criticises the Arab regimes."

Except, of course, the Qatari regime that pays him, from before it and from behind it falsehood cannot come... (p. 36)

He meets al-Qaeda's representative, the terrorist "Abu Bakr," in his hotel room, and:

"Immediately a feeling of trust arose between them." (p. 39)

And Brother "Abu Bakr" informs "Yousri" that al-Qaeda chose him because it sees him as professional and his reputation with it is good (p. 40).

Events unfold, and afterwards he meets the extremely dangerous terrorist "Ramzi bin al-Shibh," and he describes him as:

"A memoriser of the Holy Quran and profoundly versed in matters of jurisprudence and creed." (p. 48)

Yousri hands over his British passport to the terrorist "Khalid Sheikh Mohammed" so that he can obtain the data of a Pakistani entry visa, so that they can forge a similar one in the near future without repeating the serial number (p. 49).

And in this way they would bring a new, dangerous and complete terrorist into Pakistan with a forged visa.

After a while he begins to describe "Ramzi bin al-Shibh" as "the imam," and how he is humble, pious, faithful and understands religion:

"His tongue faltered more than once as he recited to us the verses of the Quran in a beautiful voice. It rose and fell and trembled and he wept in awe-inspiring tones when he reached this verse: God has bought from the believers their selves and their wealth in return for the Garden." (p. 52)

From p. 40 to p. 85 he waxes lyrical about "Ramzi bin al-Shibh" and "Khalid Sheikh Mohammed," right up to the moment of farewell:

"Ramzi embraced me as though embracing a brother he had known since his eyes first opened on the world, while Abu Anas shook my hand with rare warmth."

Then, on page 118, "Yousri" was deeply upset because Ramzi was arrested, and he never saw the programme whose idea he had proposed and whose broad outlines and ideas he had set down for Yousri...!!

Then, on p. 150, he says of the blood traders who supply ISIS with men:

"They do not appreciate, nor even realise, the meaning of the cross-border activity they are engaged in, for they are a bridge to opportunity, and a bridge in this case is entirely priceless, exactly like the case of the Muslim who, for one reason or another, cannot take part in jihad directly, and so instead helps those who can.

Did the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) not say: whoever equips a fighter has himself fought"...! (on the basis that arming ISIS and al-Nusra is a bridge to opportunity)...

On page 152, "Yousri" describes the area lying between Iraq and Syria:

"This is a triangle belonging to the nation of Islam that simply refuses to recognise borders, for none of them had ever heard of Mr. Sykes or Mr. Picot."

The important thing is that after that he met "Donald Rumsfeld," and he wrote about the meeting:

"Rumsfeld leapt in my direction, his face full of a yellow smile, before whispering in my ear:

"Stop inciting terrorism."" (p. 186)

Along with, of course, a bit of cursing at "Fox" channel, because "Fox" was attacking Al Jazeera at the time.

Yousri Fouda wrote this in his own hand, by the way.

Nobody wrote it about him.

It is his own book.

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