Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Invito alla lettura e allo studio.

Credo sia interessante seguire l'effetto sull'opinione pubblica e sui mass media 
di questa extraordinary rendition in salsa irakena confrontandola con la vicenda 
dei 15 militari britannici catturati e poi rilasciati dagli iraniani.
Il diniego delle autorità statunitensi circa le loro responsabilità nel 
rapimento di Jalal Sharafi e della tortura inflittagli by proxy irakeno è assai 
poco credibile, visti i precedenti europei di questo "metodo" di cui abbiamo 
ampia cognizione.
Per chi è interessato a farlo andranno osservate e studiate le tecniche di 
mistificazione e di disinformazione che metteranno in campo i media per 
obnubilare il popolo bue.
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US denies Iranian torture claim
The US has denied claims made by an Iranian diplomat abducted in Iraq that he 
was tortured in captivity by people who included CIA agents.
A US spokesman said Jalal Sharafi's allegations of an American role in his 
detention were "theatrics" from the "Iranian propaganda machine".
Mr Sharafi, second secretary at the Iranian embassy in Baghdad, was freed last 
week. He was abducted in February. He said CIA agents had interrogated him on 
his country's role in Iraq.
"The United States had nothing to do with Mr Sharafi's detention and we welcome 
his return to Iran," said Gordon Johndroe, a White House spokesman.
 
When faced with my responses on Iran's official ties with the Iraqi government 
they increased the torture
Jalal Sharafi
"This is just the latest theatrics of a government trying to deflect attention 
away from its own unacceptable actions," he said.
A US military spokesman in Baghdad also said that multinational forces had 
nothing to do with Mr Sharafi's kidnapping.
'Increased the torture'
The Iranian envoy told the Irna state news agency he was subjected to torture 
"day and night".
"I was kidnapped on a Baghdad street while shopping by officials who had Iraqi 
defence ministry ID cards and were riding in American forces vehicles," he said.
Mr Sharafi said he was taken from the Karrada district to a base near Baghdad 
airport and questioned in Arabic and English.
"The CIA officials' questions focused mainly on Iran's presence and influence in 
Iraq," he said.
"When faced with my responses on Iran's official ties with the Iraqi government 
they increased the torture."
Iran's Fars news agency said: "He showed reporters the marks left by torture on 
his body that are now being treated by doctors."
Mr Sharafi was freed on 3 April. Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshiyar Zebari has said 
Baghdad does not know who held him.
Diplomatic tension remains high between Washington and Tehran over the detention 
by US forces of five Iranians in the Iraqi city of Irbil in January.
The US suspects them of aiding the Iraqi insurgency. Tehran says they have 
diplomatic status.
Iran this week released 15 UK sailors it had held for 13 days.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6536355.stm

campo i media per obnubilare il popolo bue.
Popolo bue .... di cui tu fai parte con le tue patetiche "tecniche di
mistificazione e di disinformazione" che hai messo in atto :)
Invece la BBC riporta la versione di entrambe le parti.
-Stefano