Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Il mistero della moschea esplosa

A metà agosto, la moschea di Baku (azerbagian) è stata fatta saltare
in aria.
Gli inquirenti hanno completato una robusta retata di "militanti"
salafiti daghestani, accusandoli dell'attentato.
http://www.rferl.org/content/Daghestan_Militants_Blamed_For_Baku_Mosque_Blast/1196666.html
Che i terroristi salafiti siano inclini ad azioni del genere è
abbastanza scontato. Il problema è che anche la moschea attaccata è
largamente salafita, il che complica le cose e le possibili letture
dell'attentato.
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That National Security Ministry statement contains two major flaws,
however. First, the North Caucasus Islamic resistance in general, and
the resistance in Daghestan in particular, adheres to the Salafi
strain of Sunni Islam. The congregation of the Abu Bekr Mosque is also
predominantly Salafi. What conceivable motive could the resistance
have to target co-religionists?
And second, a spokesman for Daghestan's Shariat jamaat, one of the
subdivisions of the North Caucasus resistance, told RFE/RL's North
Caucasus Service last month that the group's primary objective is to
"expel the aggressor" -- meaning Russia -- from the territory over
which the resistance claims hegemony. He made no mention of exporting
jihad to Azerbaijan.
The question thus arises: who else might have had an interest in
attacking the Abu-Bekr Mosque, and why? A September 4 statement to the
website 
day.az
 by Azerbaijani Deputy Interior Minister Orudj Zalov
that "the religious sphere in Azerbaijan is marked by complete
stability and tolerance" was clearly intended to dispel any possible
suspicion of enmity between the various Islamic communities in
Azerbaijan -- the Salafis, the pro-Iranian Shi'a congregations of
Baku's Djuma Mosque and the village of Nardaran, and the "official"
clergy headed by Sheikh-ul-Islam Allakhshukur Pasha-zade. During the
early months of 2007, however, there were several vague and
unsubstantiated reports in the Azerbaijani media of tensions between
representatives of different schools of Islam.
A second possibility is that Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB)
may have organized the grenade attack on Abu-Bekr in order to
destabilize the political situation in Azerbaijan in the run-up to the
October 15 presidential election.
In a September 3 interview with 
day.az
, Humanitarian Party leader
Oktay Atahan gave partial credence to the National Security Ministry
explanation, saying at the same time he has no doubts that the FSB
recruited Daghestani militants under a "false flag" to perpetrate the
Abu-Bekr attack. Atahan suggested that attack was part of a broader
operation by the FSB to mobilize Azerbaijan's alienated ethnic
minorities, especially the Lezgins of northern Azerbaijan, under the
banner of Islam.

 October 15 presidential election.
ROTFL

 dell'attentato.
mentre se i terroristi islamici accoppano un giornalista russo che fa
articoli contro di loro, è una balla della propaganda di Putin

giovanni ha scritto:
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ma che ti aspetti da chi è stato politicamente educato da merdacce che
leccavano gli stivali ai crocefrecciata ungheresi?
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