Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Divertente !

 Usa: Dean, "Maliki e' un antisemita"
WASHINGTON - Il presidente del partito democratico americano, Howard
Dean, ha definito il primo ministro iracheno Nouri al-Maliki un
"antisemita", perche' non ha condannato gli Hezbollah in relazione ai
loro attacchi contro Israele. Al-Maliki e' in visita negli Stati Uniti
dove ha incontrato il presidente George W. Bush. ''Non abbiamo bisogno
di spendere tra i 200 e i 500 miliardi di dollari per portare la
democrazia in Iraq e versarli a gente che non crede che Israele abbia
il diritto di difendersi e che rifiuta di condannare Hezbollah'', ha
detto Dean. (Agr)
http://www.corriere.it/ultima_ora/agrnews.jsp?id={559039B6-3D07-49DA-AAFA-73EEEEE3B083}

 loro attacchi contro Israele.
Sapevo che 'sta gente vive in un mondo di marzapane! Che si legga le
dichiarazioni di Siniora su chi sono i "patrioti" in libano... ammesso che
sappia chi è Siniora, ammesso che sappia dov'è il Libano.
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 Howard Dean
Un noto neocon di destra.
Palmiro Pangloss

 
un babbeo

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Non rido.  Sono anche andato a uno dei suoi campaign events, quando ero
in USA :-((
(Una volta ho anche visto, durante la campagna elettorale, una sua
fotografia con la Keffiah)
Comunque, cito Juan Cole:
http://www.juancole.com/2006/07/congress-expects-islamic-dawa-to.html
The US Congress, aside from a strange inability to recognize the
disproportionate use of force when it sees it, does not seem to realize
that the Dawa Party of Iraq, from which Nuri al-Maliki hails, is a
revolutionary Shiite religious party not that much different from the
Lebanese Hizbullah.
The members of Congress also don't seem to realize that the Iraqi Dawa
helped to form the Lebanese Hizbullah back in the early 1980s. The Dawa
was in exile in Tehran, Damascus and Beirut and it formed a shadowy
terror wing called, generically, Islamic Jihad. The IJ cell of the Dawa
attacked the US and French embassies in Kuwait in 1983, in an operation
probably directed by the Tehran branch, which was close to Khomeini.
My understanding is that Nuri al-Maliki was the bureau chief of the
Dawa cell in Damascus in the 1980s. He must have been closely involved
with the Iraqi Dawa in Beirut, which in turn was intimately involved in
Hizbullah. I am not saying he himself did anything wrong. I don't know
what he was doing in specific, other than trying to overthrow Saddam,
which was heroic. But, did they really think he was going to condemn
Hizbullah and take Israel's side?
And if he did, do they think that the Shiite religious parties that
backed him would let him stay in office (they are the Supreme Council
for Islamic Revolution in Iraq, the Islamic Dawa, and the Sadr Movement
of Muqtada al-Sadr)?
Things have changed, and I am not at all suggesting that a vindictive
attitude is appropriate, but Dawa has a background as a terrorist
organization. While in Tehran, it spun off a shadowy set of special ops
units generically called "Islamic Jihad," which operated in places like
Kuwait and Lebanon. The Dawa's Islamic Jihad appears to have been at
the nexus of splinter groups that later, in 1982, began to coalesce
into Hezbollah (the 1983 truck bombing of US Marines is often blamed on
"Hezbollah," but that organization barely existed then.) The current
al-Dawa leadership repudiates these anti-West actions, and blames them
on cells of al-Dawa temporarily taken over by Iranian elements. The
arrest lists do not support this excuse. No one seems to want to bring
up the following:

 
LOL
Tb