Identifying the criminal perpetrtors of a global media psy-op

Note how the venerable London Times (through its "online" version) descends to the Hogarthian depths of tabloid trash:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2089-2382788,00.html

The latest "Al Qaeda" videos, purporting to show hijacker Mohammed Atta with Bin Laden are evidence of the knowing complicity of the Times "Online" (London Times), the BBC and English-language lAl Jazeera ...
with a co-ordinaed global media psy-op, to spin the "legend" of Al Qaeda and 9/11:

Al Jazeera, operating out of London, is at the center of the op:
Some background on the PR guy who wrote the Times piece:
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"Fouda was part of the team that established the BBC Arabic service in 1994,serving as senior roving reporter. Though political troubles caused the BBC to shut down the Arabic service after only two years, this was enough time for Fouda to gain valuable field experience covering some of the world’s toughest stories: the Middle East peace process, conflicts in Africa, and the war in Bosnia, where he found himself only a year or two after graduation, his first time in a war zone, armed with a flak jacket, helmet, and basic survival training. He was taken under the tutelage of veteran BBC journalist Martin Bell (now a member of the House of Commons), a journalist Fouda admired and learned from learned, among other things, the critical art of “taking calculated risks” in a war zone. “If you get the story but don’t come back,” says Fouda, “it’s not worth it, not for you, not for your organization.”
http://www.adhamonline.com/Profiles/fouda.htm
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Here are the MI-6 and Tavistock staffers that guided this young man on his
star-studded career path:
http://www.adhamonline.com/Admin/Faculty.htm

Yosri Fouda:
http://www.tbsjournal.com/Archives/Spring01/Jazeera.html

Senior Associate is Hussein Amin, in his capacity as trustee of the Egyptian Radio and Television Union (ERTU), the governing body of Egypt's extensive state-owned radio and television . . . Dr. Amin is also a senior editor of Transnational Broadcasting Studies (TBS), . . . Amin presently serves as chairman of the Journalism and Mass Communication department of the American University in Cairo.
Tariq El Kashaf , managing director of production for Orbit in Cairo;
Sheikh Saleh Kamel, president and CEO of ART;
http://www.tbsjournal.com/Archives/Fall98/Interviews1/Sheikh_Saleh/
sheikh_saleh.html

(...and what distinguished global affiliations.....)
.....Other Associates include Peter Einstein, CEO and President of Showtime;
Among our earliest Associates still active in broadcasting is Ted Turner,
founder of Turner Broadcasting and CNN, leading philanthropist and now vice
president of Time-Warner. Turner visited Cairo in the spring of 1992 at the
time of the inauguration of CNE (Cable Network Egypt) and was introduced
by Schleifer to the members of the Egyptian-American Chamber of
Commerce and members of the Egyptian cabinet at a banquet in his honor.

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The global "War on Terror" is a massive multinational media enterprise
Read it in their own words .....
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http://www.adhamonline.com/Admin/associates.htm

As the late John Chancellor, NBC's veteran anchor at the time, was
very much a mentor , , , the board included at least two former NBC
News presidents under whom Schleifer had served . . . still active in
broadcasting at the time-Reuven Frank, who was running NBC's
documentary unit, and Les Crystal, by then executive producer of the
PBS News Hour.
Senior Associate is Hussein Amin, in his capacity as trustee of the
Egyptian Radio and Television Union (ERTU), the governing body of
Egypt's extensive state-owned radio and television . . . Dr. Amin is
also a senior editor of Transnational Broadcasting Studies (TBS), . . .
Amin presently serves as chairman of the Journalism and Mass
Communication department of the American University in Cairo.
Other Associates include Peter Einstein, CEO and President of
Showtime; Tariq El Kashaf , managing director of production for Orbit
in Cairo; Milad Besada, former managing director for the ART Network
and now special producer for ART USA; Chris Forrester, leading trade
journalist in transnational broadcasting; Sheikh Saleh Kamel,
president and CEO of ART; and Alexander Zilo, founding president and CEO of
Orbit. Among our earliest Associates still active in broadcasting is Ted
Turner, founder of Turner Broadcasting and CNN, leading
philanthropist and now vice president of Time-Warner. Turner visited
Cairo in the spring of 1992 at the time of the inauguration of CNE.
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How Tavistock methods are implemented at the tactical level:
"The Adham Center for Television Journalism: where academic
standards require professional performance."
http://www.adhamonline.com/Admin/About.htm
http://www.adhamonline.com/Profiles/fouda.htm