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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 13:57:50 EST
Reply-To:     Stamos Stamos <lmcstst@NOAH.ERICSSON.SE>
From:         Stamos Stamos <lmcstst@NOAH.ERICSSON.SE>
Subject:      Re: Sxolia: 9rakh - Ekstrateytiko Swma sth Somalia
Comments: To: HELLAS@BROWNVM.brown.edu

> "Ioannis Ian S. Papadakis" <papadaki@ENIAC.SEAS.UPENN.EDU> writes:
>
> >epixeirhsh einai mia apo tis piokataptystesepembaseis tou Amerikanikou
 Stratou
> > kai tou pleon Ektelestikou organou tou Proedrou twn HPA OHE.
>
> >Epembash gia "an9rwpistikous logous", enas laos ypoferei apo ena makroxrono
> > emfylio polemo, mia xwra tou tritou kosmou anikanh na ogranw9ei san kratos
> > afhnei an9rwpous na pe9ainoun kata ekatontades xiliades WHO YOU GONNA CALL?
>
> Egw san an0rwpos vlepw thn apostolh an0rwpistikhs voh0eias sth Somalia me
> polu 0etiko mati.  Oi skhnes pou vlepoume na emfanizontai sta diafora entypa
> me an0rwpous na pe0ainoun oiktra (p.x. h gynaika pou htan prwtoselido sto
> Newsweek) den prepei na mas afhnoun asugkinhtous.  Panw ap' ola exoume
> upoxrewsh na voh0hsoume sunan0rwpous mas pou vriskontai se asxhmh 0esh.
>
> Diafores organwseis exoun prospa0hsei na voh0hsoun tous peinasmenous Somalous
> edw kai xronia alla kapoioi kurioi (strathgoi, kapetanaioi klp.) ekei katw
> pou exoun sta xeria tous merika opla empodizan susthmatika thn apostolh
> auths ths boh0eias stous an0rwpous pou th xreiazontan.
>
> H apostolh stratiwtikhs dynamhs htan anagaio epakolou0o ths olhs katastashs.
>
> Ta trofima kai ta farmaka prepei na ftasoun me kapoio tropo stous
 peinasmenous.
>


Mou thimizei mia geloiograreia pou eda:
Dio peivasmevous Somalous (kai kati Amerikavoi stratiwtes apo pisw)
o evas Somalos  stov allov "Pote brhkame petrelaio;"


H Amerikavoi gati mphkave sth Somalia;


Radical Islam On March In Horn Of Africa
Guardian Weekly, Jennifer Parmelee

Shikh, Somalia - Groups of well-armed Islamic fundamentalists, funded generously
from abroad, are expanding across Somali-populated areas of the Horn of Africa
 in
an apparent bid to establis a stronghold for militant Islam in the region,
according to Somali and foreign observers.
The strongest and most visible group, the  Islamic Union Party - known as
 Ittihad
, or union - is styled after the international Muslim Brotherhood and has made
significant inroads from northern Somalia on the Gulf of Aden to the
 predominantly
Somali-speaking Ogaden region of Ethiopia and into Somali-populated areas of
northern Kenya.
Ittihad has set up military training camps across norhern Somalia and the Ogaden
and runs a network supplying arms and money to ethinc Somali populations in
Djibouti, Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya, according to interviews with dozens of
local leaders, diplomats, and aid workers in Somalia and Ethiopia. One of the
movement's stated goals is to unite the various Somali populations under the
banner of Islam.
The moves by Ittihad coincide with fragmentery evidence gathered by regional
governments and Western intelligence agencies and Islamic fundamentalist groups
in Saudi Arabia, Iran, Sudan, and possibly Pakistan are encouraging militant
Islam among Muslims in other parts of Ethiopia and its soon-to-be independent
 Red
Sea territory of Eritrea.
"Fundamentalist Islam has failed in many contries, but then there was a
 government
to stop them," said Yusuf Omar Azhari, a representative of the Somali Salvation
Democratic Front based in northeastern Somalia. "In Somalia they are operating
freely, in a vacuum ... They must not be underestimated, because if they grow
beyond their infancy, they will be a real threat to the whole Horn of Africa."
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/Stamos
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