Newsgroup: it.politica.pds
Titolo: Negroponte

According to Reuters:
The Bush administration plans to give strategic advice, training and
polling data to what it deems as “moderate and democratic” Iraqi
political parties with candidates running in the country’s upcoming
elections, government documents show. Political-party building efforts
in Iraq will be overseen by John Negroponte, the U.S. ambassador to
Iraq, but much of the work would be done through two nongovernmental
organizations, the International Republican Institute and the National
Democratic Institute for International Affairs. 
John “Nicaraguan death squad” Negroponte? Either the Bushcons think
we’re stupid or suffer from habitual memory loss. Of course,
considering what the Straussian neocons have in mind for the people of
Iraq, Negroponte, an Iran-Contra alumnus, is the prefect choice. He
supported the brutal military dictatorship of General Gustavo Alvarez
Martinez in Honduras. Martinez set up the notorious “Battalion 3-16,”
trained by the CIA and responsible for disappearing dissidents and
extrajudicial executions in the 1980s. 
Here’s what Council On Hemispheric Affairs had to say about
Negroponte: 
Negroponte’s objective in Honduras was eerily familiar to the Bush
administration’s present goal in Iraq. The U.S. government, again, is
attempting to implement a democratic format in a country that has not
yet chosen to do it on its own, and not necessarily by democratic
means. To implement this complex task will inevitably create a less
than ideal situation for the ambassador to fulfill his instructions.
But given Negroponte’s well-practiced M.O. of dark box chicanery, the
spread of false information and outright lying, it is doubtful that he
will be any less controversial or contrived in his task of
successfully introducing democracy in Iraq than he was in Honduras,
perhaps because “democracy” is not exactly his stigmata. John
Negroponte is preeminently an-ends-justifies-the-means operator. He
repeatedly in the past has proven that he is willing to employ
practices which seem to be the antitheses of the definition of
“democratic", in democracy’s good name. Negroponte’s career has been
one where in his professional life he has shown a willingness to use
authoritarian means to professedly advance democracy. 
Next up, the International Republican Institute (IRI). You may recall
the IRI attempting to overthrow the democratically elected leader of
Venezuela, Hugo Chavez. It also had a hand in the coup against
Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Haiti. It supports fascists in the
Cuban-American community who want to get rid of Fidel Castro. As the
Council On Hemispheric Affairs puts it, the IRI “is less concerned
with democracy building than hunting down leftists and crushing their
causes.” The IRI is packed with neocons and former Reaganite Defense
Department officials. 
Asked whether support could be extended to leaders such as rebel
Shi’ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who has given mixed signals that he
may be willing to disarm his militia and join a political process,
International Republican Institute President Lorne Craner said, “If
you’re a violent party outside the process, this is not the right
place for you.”
Translation: Iraqis engaged in resistance against the illegal
occupation of their country are “outside the process,” as determined
by the radical right-wing IRI and the Bushcons. In other words, most
of the population, who support the resistance in one way or another,
is “outside the process,” and the Bushites will do what they have
planned all along: determine who will rule Iraq. Of course, in the
end, the resistance will win, the United States will exit Iraq
ignominiously, tail tucked firmly between its reptilian legs, and once
again it will be hoped, as with Vietnam, the American people, if not
their so-called leaders, will learn a lesson. 
http://kurtnimmo.com/blog/index.php?p=351

 
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