Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Dovrebbero far fuori un ambasciatore al mese

 
Notate l'estrema schifaggine yankee.
Bombardano a destra e a manca, fanno centinaia di migliaia di morti.
Preparano milizie mercenarie islamiste, le armano e sovvenzionano, le usano 
come terroristi di comodo.
Tutto bene, finche' schiattano esplosi decine di migliaia di subumani, tutto 
bene.
 
Ma basta che uno dell;entourage, dico uno, ci lasci la pelle, e subito 
tornano a terra dai sogni di impero stellare.
 
Ora si fanno le domandine, ma chi abbiamo armato, ma chi abbiamo finanziato, 
si accorgono di essere alleati di Al Queda.
 
Incidente, se l'ambasciatore non schiattava, nessun problema, avrebbero 
continuato ad armare fanatici islamici come fanno da 30 anni, e' uscita un 
po di merda dalla fogna.
Ordine immediato tappare e verniciare di fresco
New York Times
 
 
«The Obama administration did not initially raise objections when Qatar 
began shipping arms to opposition groups in Syria, even if it did not offer 
encouragement, according to current and former administration officials. But 
they said the United States has growing concerns that, just as in Libya, the 
Qataris are equipping some of the wrong militants.
 
»The United States, which had only small numbers of C.I.A. officers in Libya 
during the tumult of the rebellion, provided little oversight of the arms 
shipments. Within weeks of endorsing Qatar's plan to send weapons there in 
spring 2011, the White House began receiving reports that they were going to 
Islamic militant groups. They were "more antidemocratic, more hard-line, 
closer to an extreme version of Islam" than the main rebel alliance in 
Libya, said a former Defense Department official.
 
»The Qatari assistance to fighters viewed as hostile by the United States 
demonstrates the Obama administration's continuing struggles in dealing with 
the Arab Spring uprisings, as it tries to support popular protest movements 
while avoiding American military entanglements. Relying on surrogates allows 
the United States to keep its fingerprints off operations, but also means 
they may play out in ways that conflict with American interests.
 
»"To do this right, you have to have on-the-ground intelligence and you have 
to have experience," said Vali Nasr, a former State Department adviser who 
is now dean of the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, 
part of Johns Hopkins University. "If you rely on a country that doesn't 
have those things, you are really flying blind. When you have an 
intermediary, you are going to lose control." He said that Qatar would not 
have gone through with the arms shipments if the United States had resisted 
them, but other current and former administration officials said Washington 
had little leverage at times over Qatari officials. "They march to their own 
drummer," said a former senior State Department official. The White House 
and State Department declined to comment.
 
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Nel Giugno 2012 Hama una strage di circa
100 persone tra cui 49 bambini va in prima pagina.
Dopo pochi giorni l'ntero mondo occidentale espelle
gli ambasciatori Siriani, senza aver prove certe.
 
Risulta in seguito che le vittime sono intere famiglie
Allawite, Scite o fedeli al governo.
 
L'intero mondo occidentale si e' sbagliato.
Volutamente... complice?
 
 

 si accorgono di essere alleati di Al Queda.
 
Non è che se ne accorgono ora, visto che lo sapevano tutti
 
Ciao!
 
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Tutti tranne le anime candide.
 
Si stanno domandando poverette come mai Beshiai e' ricercato dai tribunali 
Spagnoli per le stragi di Madrid.