Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Decapitatori e amici dell' "Occidente"

http://www.csmonitor.com/2007/0405/p99s01-duts.html
The US government has been secretly supporting a Pakistani militant group
that has staged a series of deadly attacks against Iran, ABC News reported,
citing unnamed US and Pakistani intelligence sources.
The group, known as Jundallah, or "God's Brigade," is made up of members of
the predominantly Sunni Muslim Baluchi tribe which inhabits Pakistan's
gas-rich province of Baluchestan, as well as neighboring regions in Iran and
Afghanistan. In their exclusive report, which aired on Tuesday evening and
was posted online on Wednesday morning, ABC News reporters Brian Ross and
Christopher Isham said that while the US provides no direct funding, the
group has been "secretly encouraged and advised" by the American government
since 2005.
  U.S. officials say the U.S. relationship with Jundullah is arranged so
that the U.S. provides no funding to the group, which would require an
official presidential order or "finding" as well as congressional oversight.
  Tribal sources tell ABC News that money for Jundullah is funneled to its
youthful leader, Abd el Malik Regi, through Iranian exiles who have
connections with European and Gulf states.
Jundullah, which claims that Iran's Shiite regime is oppressing its Baluchi
minority, has claimed responsibility for bombings, kidnappings, and
televised beheadings that have killed more than a dozen Iranian troops and
officials. In February the group said it carried out a car-bomb attack
targeting Iran's Revolutionary Guard in Zahedan, the provincial capital in
southeastern Iran, killing 11. Jundullah's leader Mr. Regi, who founded the
group in 2003 at the age of 23, has - according to ABC - admitted to
personally executing captured Iranian soldiers.
  "He used to fight with the Taliban. He's part drug smuggler, part Taliban,
part Sunni activist," said Alexis Debat, a senior fellow on counterterrorism
at the Nixon Center and an ABC News consultant who recently met with
Pakistani officials and tribal members.
  "Regi is essentially commanding a force of several hundred guerrilla
fighters that stage attacks across the border into Iran on Iranian military
officers, Iranian intelligence officers, kidnapping them, executing them on
camera," Debat said.
The ABC News report said US Vice President Dick Cheney spoke to Pakistani
President Pervez Musharraf about Jundullah and its campaign against Iran
during Mr. Cheney's surprise visit to Pakistan in February. When asked by
Reuters about the meeting, a Cheney spokeswoman said, "We don't discuss
conversations between the vice president and foreign leaders." Reuters also
quoted a CIA official as saying the ABC "account was not accurate."
An analysis by Strafor, a global intelligence consulting firm based in
Texas, noting that Jundullah has stepped up its attacks recently, says that
the US could be using Jundullah as a "poking device" against Iran.
U.S. support for Jundallah fits into the larger picture of U.S.-Iranian
negotiations over Iraq. Iran has made painfully clear that it has -- and can
use -- a variety of militant assets throughout the region to pressure
Washington to meets its demands in Iraq. At the same time, the United States
has an interest in demonstrating that it has friends among Iran's minority
groups to gather intelligence, stir up public unrest and distract the
clerical regime from its Iraqi agenda.

accurate."
Che strano! :)
-Stefano

 europei.
Ignota un po' a tutti, salvo le solite fonti anonime, che evidentemente 
stavolta sono interessanti e credibili (al contrario di quando 
complottani i neocon).
Comunque anche la fonte avesse credibilità, non si capisce il problema, 
tra noi materialisti e scettici, consapevoli che ciò che le potenze 
cercano di massimizzare sono i propri interessi e le proprie fortune.
Tb
-- 
E' una grande mitzvah essere sempre felici (R. Nachman di Breslavia)

 quali non sono in grado di fornire alcuna prova) :)
Cioè fammi capire: anche se, poniamo il caso, si trattasse di
un'operazione segreta, se ne dovrebbero trovare i dettagli di spesa (e
quindi la conferma, mi pare di capire) nei rapporti del GAO ?! Cosa
consideri tu come "prova"?
MG

un'operazione segreta
... qualcuno dovrebbe averla autorizzata.  Qualcuno dovrebbe aver usato
qualche strumento di comunicazione per comunicare tali "incoraggiamenti
e consigli" o qualcuno dovrebbe aver incontrato qualcuno per comunicare
tali "incoraggiamenti e consigli".
-Stefano

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#_Sei stata tu...confessalo...zoccolona!
G. 

 Am.
l'ultima volta che in quella zona gli US hanno finanziato dei gruppi
locali
per fare del lavoro sporco non si sono accorti del fatto che detti
gruppi
avevano anche una loro agenda privata,
detto in chiaro, dopo che la CIA finanzia il Bin-Laden per la lotta
all'Impero del Male quello - ma tu guarda che ingrato - gli organizza
lo spianamento del World Trade Centre.
Poi gli US lo dichiara nemico pubblico numero uno etc... etc...
In questo esempio di Storia ciclica cosa e' piu' patetico,
la classe dirigente US che ripete gli stessi errori
oppure
un almaric (la cui definizione scientifica e' "non-stakeholder"
nella questione dibattuta) che scrive un post come quello
sopra riportato?