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From: saied@cwis.unomaha.edu (Saied*)
Subject: Israel and the Khomeini regime (was Re: Hekmatyar ...
Keywords: HEKMATYAR MUSAD
Organization: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 00:01:09 GMT

u8800914@cs.uow.edu.au (Mohammad Salim Olime) writes:
[stuff deleted]
>These are without doubt the most explosive allegations yet about the convert 
>arms sales Israel and the US made to Iran during the 1980s .

Well, there are a number of books out there about the
Khomeini regime's extensive deals with the Israelis.
I just finished one last night. It is called "Khomeini
and Israel" (B. Souresrafil, I. Research Inc., 1988).
(Second edition was published by C. C. Press, Ltd, UK,
in 1989. ISBN 1-872302-01-7)

Here is a list of interesting chapters in the book:

Chapt. 2: Isral, Iran relations, a history

Chapt. 4: Isreal re-emerges in Iran's politics

Chapt. 5: Iran-Israel relations and the beginning of the Gulf War

Chapt. 6: Tel-Aviv-Tehran relations

Chapt. 7: Tel-Aviv-Tehran relations reinforced (1982-1983)

Chapt. 10: The reasons for Israel's support fo the Khomeini
regime and Iran's reciprocal help towards the Jewish
government's objectives
From: 894waqas@gw.wmich.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan
Subject: Jesus:MightyProphet-NotSonOfGod.
Date: 6 Oct 92 14:29:49 EST
Organization: Western Michigan University

A-Salam-O-Alaikum,

	Dear brothers,

		I would like to inform you about a biological research called
CLONNING.  What is Clonning?  Well, it is a process by which a baby gets birth
without any male intervention.  How?  What they do is:

	1.	Take OVA out of FEMALE body.
	2.	Take cell out of FEMALE body.
	3.	Take nucleius out of cell.
	4.	Place it on the OVA and it starts multiplying into cells.
	5.	Ultimately a baby is born.

	For now, this research is restricted to animals.  But the point is that
the Christians have a complete explaination of how a baby can be born without
any male intervention.  The research is being performed by the Christians and
not Muslims.  If it was for Muslims many unbeleivers would have dismissed it by
saying it is a lie and false.  The Christians beleive that Jesus is son of God
and they are themselves giving a complete description of how a baby is born
without any father.  

	Those who say that Jesus has a father are far apart from the true path. 
Use your brain and think and don't be unreasonble.  My Allah give guidence to 
those who seek for it (Ameen.)

Wa-Salam-O-Alaikum.
From: exuasqa@exu.ericsson.se (exuasqa@dallas)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan
Subject: Re: Hekmatyar an Awlia-ul-lah or MUSAD colla
Date: 1 Oct 92 13:41:33 GMT
Reply-To: exuasqa@exu.ericsson.se
Organization: Ericsson Network Systems, Inc.
X-Disclaimer: This article was posted by a user at Ericsson in North America.
              The opinions expressed are strictly those of the user and
              not necessarily those of Ericsson.

>>After the Soviet Union withdrew its troops from  Afghanistan in 1989 , critics 
>>of the CIA's continued war against the government in Kabul often focused on 
>>Hekmatyar , who was not only a rabid theocrat , but rabidly anti-Western as 
>>well .(during the war last year Hekmatyar supported Iraq) Another of  
>>Hekmatyar's endearing qualities was his business sideline : drug trafficking . 
>>In 1989 US officials said they were warning the Mujaheddin organizations to 
>>limit the size of  their opium crops . And US intelligence analysts 
>>acknowledged their "suspicions" that "planes , trucks and mules ferrying 
>>American military equipment into Afghanistan are also used to ship drugs to 
>>Pakistan . The Pakistani military was also involved in the drug trade. 
>>European police repeatedly identified Gen. Fazle Huq as the man responsible 
>>for creating a tolerant climate for norcotics trafficking .
>
>>[unrelated staff deleted]
>> 
>
>>Israel's intimate relationship with the radical Afghan guerrillas is not any 
>>more w than its all-out efforts to aid the radical Islamic Republic of 
>>Iran(including convincing the Reagon administration that it could trade arms 
>>for hostages) .Iran's strident condemnations of Zionism and Israel during the 
>>1980s surpassed any utterances of  the Mujaheddin . "Hekmatyar knew exactly 
>>who he was working  with " Be-Menashe told far Eastern Economic Review .
>
>>That is it.
>
>
>	That is what????????????
>
>							TIPPU BADSHAH
The sad thing is that we don't deserve leaders 
such as Hekmatyar yet!!!
You hear the western news and we beleive it, shame!!!!!!!!!!!
Where do you people get your news from??
It seems that the only resources you have is from jews and non-muslims,
You have the right to read it distribute and be convinced with it.
But we muslims are also requested to investigate and make sure that the 
news we read from such resources are TRUE.
I urge all of you to find other resources than this.
Some of us muslims are beleiving the Kafirs instead of the muslims??
Is something wrong???
You should ask yourself, if Hekmatyar is as you mentioned above, then I 
think he gathered all the money(from drugs) in 13 years, If you were him
you would leave that war and start using the gathered money?? Please don't
say his masters will not allow him, you guys must wake up, and it least
ask Allah to lead you to the truth, and to give victory to those who are
on the path of Allah and his Prophet (SAWS).
Until now WE don't deserve an islamic state, why becuase we are not standing
next to each other, but In-Sha'a-Allah it will come on the hands of Hekmatyar
and the true muslims.
From: mmth@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan
Subject: Mohamad Nabi Salehi
Date: 29 Sep 92 16:19:26 CDT
Organization: University of Kansas Academic Computing Services

Does anyone know where to find Mohamad Nabi Salehi? He was Dean of the Faculty
of Law and Political Science at Kabul University in the late 60's. After the
Communist takeover he evidently escaped, since I saw him on TV addressing a
rally in front of the Mosque in Washington, DC, sometime in the early 80's. I
would really like to find him, since he was my counterpart and close friend at
the Kabul English Language Center 1965-68. We directed the Center together.
Replies can be sent to me directly, if desired:
	Bitnet:		mmth@ukanvm -or- mmth@ukanvax
	Internet:	mmth@ukanvm.cc.ukans.edu
From: KONDARED@PURCCVM.BITNET (Sashidhar K. Reddy)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan
Subject: Re: From Afghanistan to Bosnia
Date: 27 Sep 92 00:56:40 GMT
Organization: Purdue University
Supersedes: <92270.134553KONDARED@PURCCVM.BITNET>

In article <92268.143325OMARS@auvm.american.edu>, OMARS@auvm.american.edu says:
>
>Here is an interesting news item that just came across the wires. This is
>what i call thought-provoking................

You bet! What better way of stopping the mujahideen groups from fighting
    among themselves. The cretins leading the rival mujahideen factions have
    'nullified' all the credit due to the fighting Afghans, and turned what
    should have been a moment of glory into a period of shame for all Afghans.

    If the Mujahideen can send enough troops to Bosnia, and make a significant
    contribution to containing Xcommunist Serb aggression there it would redeem
    them from some of the shame they have bought to themselves.

-Sashidhar

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>        ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) -- Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic is
>due to arrive in Islamabad Saturday for a two-day official visit amid
>reports that guerrillas from neighboring Afghanistan were training
>Bosnian Muslim fighters.
>        There have been unconfirmed reports that Afghan mujahideen guerrillas
>were training Bosnian Muslims near Sarajevo and supplying them with U.S.
>-made stinger missiles.
>        Pakistan is a close ally of the mujahideen who fought against a
>Soviet-installed regime in Kabul for 14 years from their bases inside
>Pakistan and toppled it.
>        A government spokesman in Islamabad denied Pakistan is ``giving any
>military assistance to Bosnia'' but said Islamabad has ``promised $10
>million in humanitarian assistance to the Bosnian Muslims.''
>        Last month a delegation of Islamic scholars from Bosnia visited
>Pakistan and appealed to local Muslims to ``send arms to their brothers
>in Bosnia.''
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan
From: bhmughal@athena.mit.edu (Bilal H Mughal)
Subject: Afghan flood assistance
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 14:48:52 GMT

Pakistan TV reported on September 24 that the Afghan government
has provided six helicopters to Pakistan towards relief efforts 
after the devastating floods.  There was also a video clip.  To
see such fraternal assistance for a fellow Muslim country during
its hour of need from a country in desperate straits itself is
indeed very heartening.

Bilal
From: endevour@next06csc.wam.umd.edu (.)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan
Subject: Re:Assassination attempt
Date: 29 Sep 92 19:19:20 GMT
Article-I.D.: wam.1992Sep29.191920.12957
Organization: Workstations at Maryland, University of Maryland, College Park

In article <92273.130647OMARS@auvm.american.edu> <OMARS@auvm.american.edu>  
writes:
> 
> This just came in.....
> 
> Reports from Kabul indicate that the Afghan Army's chief of staff Gen.
> Assef Delawar was the target of an assassination attempt today. Delawar,
> a career military officer is a remnant of the previous communist regime.
> In April this year, he defected to the Mujahedeen side and joined ranks
> with Ahmad Shah Massoud, the Islamic government's current Minister of
> Defense. The report said Delawar was seriously injured when a bomb
> exploded near his car as he was passing near the Microrayon section of
> the city. A bystander and his driver were killed.

Not that I would have been sorry if Delawar ( and for that any one of the 
former Communists Puppets ) had been blown to oblivion but such acts of 
terrorism has Mr.Hekmatyar written all over it. His obvious solutions 
to all his problems are bombs and bullets.  

On a much sorry occasion, Hekmatyar's men martyred Professor Majroh in  
Peshawar because he took a survey of the refugee camps regarding their  
choice of future leadership in Afghanistan. It was through that survey  
that Mr.Hekmatyar and ISI realized that they had to take the power in 
Kabul by sheer brute force and install a dictatorships if they wanted to
continue to play their role in Afghan politics. For those of you who are
unaware of that survey let us just say that Mr.Hekmatyar LOST by a land  
slide. 

Also if you remember an assassination attempt was made on General Baba Jan  
in which the assassin was caught and he confessed that he was assigned by 
a MAJOR TANZEEM to carry out the act. 

In other parts of Afghanistan, during the course of Jihad, prominent  
opponents of the HEZB were killed in most brutal manner. In many occasions  
the assassins have massacred an entire family for the sin of opposing the 
"AMEER OF HEZB-E-ISLAMI". On occasions Hezb's men would act as  informers
to the Soviets in order to eliminate their enemies. 

Also, the assassination attempt on former King, Zaher Shah was also 
linked to Hezb and Ikhwani sources. 
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan,soc.culture.pakistan,soc.culture.iranian,soc.culture.arabic
From: ghaseminejad@skerth.usask.ca
Subject: RE: Israel and the Khomeini regime (was Re: Hekmatyar ...
Organization: University of Saskatchewan
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 23:44:54 GMT


SAIED KHAN KHAFEH BESHI ELAHI TO DOBAREH HARF ZADI?  Yes saied khan the author
of that book you had suggested is exactly like yourself I mean the author is
from Isreal as you and your organization are. You are really such a fool that
have not understand your organization (MKO) is a branch of mosad. If you do not
believe me just look and see whicn countries are supporting the MKO. What the
hell is doing your organization in Iraq? Look, in a next few days your organi-
zation (MKO) will announce its opinion about the newlly disputed Islands of
Irand and it ofcourse will say that "the Isalands was belong to our arab
brothers and the khomeini regime occupied them by force". This may be the
newest reasone for you to wakeup, so pls watch and wakeup it is not still
too late. If you are against the regime you should not be against Iran.

                     Payandeh bad Iran
                      Hassan
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan,soc.culture.arabic
From: ali@utrcv1 (ALIBABA)
Subject: test
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41    
Organization: United Technologies Research Center
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 21:28:00 GMT

 Internet = Ali@utrc.utc.com
From: sameer@atlastele.com ()
Subject: Need info on language dictionaries
Organization: Atlas Telecom Inc.
Disclaimer: Views expressed do not necessarily represent those of my employer.
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 21:33:51 GMT

Hi,
I am looking for:

        Tajik to English
        Darri to English

Dictionaries. I have been looking for quite some time and have had no luck.
Any information would be very helpful.
Thanks,
Sameer..
From: payman@hardy.u.washington.edu (Payman Arabshahi)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan
Subject: Re: Need info on language dictionaries
Date: 5 Oct 92 22:29:55 GMT
Article-I.D.: u.1992Oct5.222955.13147
Organization: University of Washington, Seattle

In article <1992Oct1.213351.5380@atlastele.com> sameer@atlastele.com () writes:
>Hi,
>I am looking for:
>
>        Tajik to English
>        Darri to English
>
>Dictionaries. I have been looking for quite some time and have had no luck.
>Any information would be very helpful.
>Thanks,
>Sameer..

Here is one, it is available on inter-library loan from
University of Washington Libraries:

AU   Shakhobova, M. B. (Malokhat Badriddinovna).  Kapranov, V. A.
MT   Lughati mukhtasari Anglisi-Tojiki-Forsi = English-Tajik-Persian
     dictionary / M.B. Shahobova ; muharriri masul V.A. Kapranov.
OT   English-Tajik-Persian dictionary.  Lughati Anglisi-Tojiki-Forsi.
     Anglo-Tadzhiksko-Persidskii slovar.
PI   Dushanbe : Nashrieti "Donish", 1989.
PD   250 p. ; 17 cm.
NT   At head of title: Akademiai Fanhoi R.S.S. Tojikiston Kafedrai Zabonhoi
     Khoriji.  Cover title: Lughati Anglisi-Tojiki-Forsi.  Colophon title:
     Anglo-Tadzhiksko-Persidskii slovar.
DE   English-language -- Dictionaries -- Tajik.  English-language --
     Dictionaries -- Persian

-Payman
Organization: The American University - University Computing Center
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 09:41:07 EDT
From: <OMARS@auvm.american.edu>
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan
Subject: Re: Afghan News Item #5
 <1992Sep30.083455.1@cubldr.colorado.edu>

From: hareb_s@cubldr.colorado.edu
Subject: Re: Afghan News Item #5
Organization: University of Colorado, Boulder
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 15:34:55 GMT


In response to your queries:

>>I Heard that Qazi Hussien Ahmad is an ethnic Puthan. Does this have
>>any thing to do with the related news?

  Yes. I have heard and read the same. Odd isn't it? Here we have the
  extreme wing of the Moslim brotherhood, the core of the fundementalist
  revivalist, politicized and militant movement....reneging on their
  belief and actually reverting back to old-style tribal allegiences and
  fraternity. I guess this could be called an eye opener....or a mind-opener!?
  Absolutely incompatible with the concept of Islamic Umma' ! maybe one of our
  brethren can jusitify such heresy....or at least concoct an excuse, as they
  so often do with astonishing creativity and talent.

>>A confusing piece in this news is the description of Dustom as
>>a Tajik militia leader .. I thought he is a turkic Uzbek all the
>>time and not a persian Tajik .. where did I get lost?

   Please don't get lost. I commiserate with those non-Afghans who may, at
   times, have a hard time following this messy affair, the intertwining
   turn of event and cast of characters... it's truly confusing! but don't
   despair....I think we Afghans are in the same situation...we don't really
   know what's going on and who is who anymore. That's probably why we keep
   shooting at each other thinking that it's somebody else. Someone has to get
   in the middle and say "hey stop! you are shooting at your own brother..."
   Well, to answer your question: Dostom is an Uzbek, not a Tajik, but beyond
   all of that he is a human being, a Moslem (!?) and an Afghan. I don't want
   to sound too idealistic, but at this point we need to get back to basics.
   On the other hand, Ahmad Shah Massoud is a Tajik, as reported.

   The reason I didn't correct the report is that it's not mine and i don't
   want to edit an item from UPI for example. But I should have added a
   corrective note. Thanks for your perception.

>>bTW what is/are the source(s) of these news?

  Well, I get it from Clari.News and the source is there in black and white.
>
>
>         ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) -- Afghanistan accused a Pakistani Islamic
> fundamentalist leader Monday of secretly supplying Afghan warlord
> Gulbuddin Hekmatyar with arms and men to assist his bid to topple the
> interim government.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan
From: saied@cwis.unomaha.edu (Saied*)
Subject: Khomeinist hidden talent (Re: Israel and the Khomeini regime ...
Organization: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Date: Sat, 3 Oct 1992 18:22:29 GMT

ghaseminejad@skerth.usask.ca writes:
>SAIED KHAN KHAFEH BESHI ELAHI TO DOBAREH HARF ZADI?  Yes saied khan the author
>of that book you had suggested is exactly like yourself I mean the author is
>from Isreal as you and your organization are. You are really such a fool that
>have not understand your organization (MKO) is a branch of mosad. If you do not
>believe me just look and see whicn countries are supporting the MKO. What the
>hell is doing your organization in Iraq? Look, in a next few days your organi-
>zation (MKO) will announce its opinion about the newlly disputed Islands of
>Irand and it ofcourse will say that "the Isalands was belong to our arab
>brothers and the khomeini regime occupied them by force". This may be the
>newest reasone for you to wakeup, so pls watch and wakeup it is not still
>too late. If you are against the regime you should not be against Iran.

I am glad the s.c.i provides an opportunity for the Khomeini
apologists to reveal their talent, level of knowledge, and wisdom.

According to the above Khomeinist, the Iranian Mojahedin are:

	* based in Iraq,
	* support the "Arab brothers" claim to the islands, and yet
	* they are a branch of Mossad.

Furthremore, he claims that I, the Mojahedin organization, and
the author of the book on Khomeini-Israel deals are all from
Israel. I bet he denies that there were ever any deals between
the Khomeini regime and the Israelis.

But such a mentality is part of being Khomeini supporter. It is
such people who refer to akhound Khamenei (a low level mullah
known in Iran as "seyed Ali gedA") as the Leader of all Muslims.
Khamenei deserves such people. Likewise, they derserve Khamenie.
Organization: The American University - University Computing Center
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 09:53:22 EDT
From: <OMARS@auvm.american.edu>
Newsgroups: soc.culture.afghanistan
Subject: Afghan News item #4

Subject: Rabbani: council to be formed to map future of Afghan government
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 92 14:49:52 PDT
Location: afghanistan


        ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) -- Afghan President Burhanuddin Rabbani said
Saturday that a broad-based consultative council of all mujahideen
parties will convene in Kabul soon to map out the future of the Afghan
government.
        On his first visit to Pakistan as the Afghan president, Rabbani told
reporters the council would include two representatives from each of the
10 mujahideen groups represented in the present government.
        Rabbani's vice-president Mohammad Nabi Mohammadi said a preparatory
commission would meet in Kabul Sunday to finalize the agenda for the
council meeting.
        He said the peace process that began with last month's cease-fire
agreement between his ruling Jamiyaat-I-Islami party and dissident Hizbe
Islami party leader Gulbadin Hekmatyar was going smoothly.
        ``There has been no serious violation of the cease-fire accord,'' he
said.
        Rabbani arrived in the Pakistani city of Peshawar Friday amid
speculation he may meet the Bosnian president Alija Izetbegovic during
his stay in Islamabad.
        The two leaders' visits follow media reports from Bosnia-Hercegovina
that Afghan mujahideen fighters were helping to arm Muslim Slavs
involved in a 6-month-old war with Serbian guerrillas.
        Rabbani and other fundamentalist Muslim rebel leaders fought a 14-
year war against the Soviet-installed Najibullah government in Kabul
from their guerrilla bases in Pakistan.
        The mujahideen set up an interim government in Kabul in April
following the collapse of the communist government, but then fighting
erupted between the rival rebel groups.


Contributor's note:
                   At a news conference in Islamabad, Rabani openly accused
Pakistan's fundementalist Jamaat-e Islami party of overt intervention in
Afghan affairs and said that the Jamaat has been working hand-in-hand with
Gulbudin Hekmatyar's Hezb-i Islami to undermine the new government in Kabul.
Rabani also disassociated the Pakistani government from the Jamaat and said
the Pakistani authorities did not approve of Jamaat actions. In the past
Rabani's Jamiat party and the Pakistani Jamaat had close ties.
From: ayman@eecs.umich.edu (Ayman I. Kayssi)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.lebanon
Subject: Re: AlpaLeb V 1.0
Date: 5 Oct 92 23:59:41 GMT
Organization: ACAL, EECS, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL6]

Naji Mouawad (nmouawad@waterloo.edu) wrote:
: 
: So how about I speak to you in Lebanese and you answer me in Arabic.

You must be kidding, right?
--
Ayman I. Kayssi                               |    ayman@eecs.umich.edu
EECS Department                               +------------------------
University of Michigan                        |          (313) 764-8033
Newsgroups: soc.culture.lebanon
From: 9999sc01@uhdvx3.dt.uh.edu (Alexandre Khalil)
Subject: Re: Some thoughts on Arabic aphabet news reader
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Organization: University of Houston-Downtown
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Date: Tue, 6 Oct 1992 01:37:00 GMT

In article <NMOUAWAD.92Oct5151929@neumann.waterloo.edu>, nmouawad@waterloo.edu (Naji Mouawad) writes...
>In article <1992Oct5.142613.14915@ee.eng.ohio-state.edu> rached@sample.eng.ohio-state.edu (Rached Zantout) writes:
> 
>   Bassem
>   It seems that the easiest is to write a program that will read an "Alephleb"
>   (sp?) file and draw (?) it on the terminal. You might consider a program that will
>   take an "Alephleb" file and output a postscript file of arabic.
>   There is still one problem not solved that of being able to write in arabic and
>   transforming it to a "Alphaleb" file.
> 
>   rached
> 
>Hum... it you keep "tashkil" out of the picture for now that should
>not be a big problem. But without "tashkil" we can get into some
>ambiguities like how do we map "k,t,b". Should it be mapped as
>"kataba" or as "kutiba" ?
> 
>Hum... context-sensitive stuff is not easy to deal with. I wonder how
>other languages (such as Hebrew for instance) deal with this problem ?

Hebrew is just like classical Arabic with its ambiguities as far as tas^kil is
concerned and the problem is solved the same way: the standards are known by
all and little confusion crawls. Don't we right most of our books, newspapers 
and magazines without tas^kil ?

On the other hand, Arabic has dialects while Hebrew does not -Yiddish does not 
qualify, it's too much like German-

  just my 2 'irs^ worth

>naji.

alex 
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