Because oddly, in their attempt to build credibility, or maybe because a completely different set of people ran the American branch or the organization, the American version of it was really really good. It spoke out about issues other new orgs ignore, had little in the way of sensationalism and focus on non-sense stories and celebrity scandals. I expected some Islamic propaganda, but it was shockingly progressive in a lot of things it reported on (thinking mainly of its investigative specials). They would talk about the issues with drug prohibition, abuses by police, violations of free speech, one of the only networks that covered privacy issues especially when it comes to the Snowden leaks, NSA, etc and gave it more than the 4th grade reading level version of it and gave time to both arguments, didn&#x27;t just end the discussion with &quot;because terrorists&#x2F;pedophiles&quot; like most networks. Jon Oliver regularly used their clips in his show for a reason.<p>They would also mention their campaign to free investigative journalists jailed by the Muslim Brotherhood run government in Egypt.