Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Pacifista americano ucciso in Iraq

Due sole parole:  "cui prodest"?
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Black Op Murder of Christian Activist in Iraq
Friday March 10th 2006, 10:34 pm
Here's what the State Department, the White House, the Pentagon, and
the complicit corporate media would have us believe: the Iraqi
"insurgents" are so brutal and blood-thirsty they executed Tom Fox,
a member of the Christian Peacemaker Teams. "The FBI verified that a
body found in Iraq Friday morning was that of Tom Fox, 54, of Clear
Brook, Va., spokesman Noel Clay said," reports ABC News. "Iraqi and
Western security officials repeatedly warned the activists before their
abduction that they were taking a grave risk by moving around Baghdad
without bodyguards."
Indeed, they were at risk, especially with Special Forces teams sent to
advise, support, and train Iraqi death squads, as Michael Hirsh and
John Barry of Newsweek reported early last year. If the Pentagon
targets journalists "as a matter of policy," as head of CNN's
news division, Eason Jordan, told a panel at a World Economic Forum
gathering in Davos, Switzerland, last year-a revelation that cost
Jordan his job-what's to say they don't target peace activists,
who are at least as bothersome? If Israeli soldiers shoot peace
activists in the head-for instance, the Brit Thomas
Hurndall-what's to say American soldiers in Iraq, equally as brutal
(as a recent video of yahoo soldiers shooting wounded Iraqis for fun
demonstrates), and trained by Israelis in "Jenin-style urban
warfare," would not shoot peace activists in Iraq?
Fox, however, was not shot by U.S. soldiers-or not soldiers in
uniform, anyway. More than likely, the non-violent Fox-working for an
organization with a broad ecumenical base among many Christian
denominations in partnership with Jewish, Muslim and secular peace
organizations-was kidnapped and executed by members of a
Pentagon-sanctioned black op team.
Last September, we caught a rare glimpse of such an operation when two
British SAS men were unmasked in Basra, attempting to plant explosives
during the Karbala Festival, marking the birth of Imam Mohammed
al-Mahdi, and blame the terrorism on the Iraqi resistance. It took a
Syrian correspondent in Baghdad, Ziyad al-Munajjid, to say what the
American and British media wanted to sweep under the rug: "Many
analysts and observers here had suspicions that the occupation was
involved in some armed operations against civilians and places of
worship and in the killing of scientists. But those were only
suspicions that lacked proof. The proof came today through the arrest
of the two British soldiers while they were planting explosives in one
of the Basra streets."
As noted earlier this week, the shadowy group allegedly responsible for
Fox's abduction and murder is called the Swords of Righteousness
Brigades, linked to the Islamic Army in Iraq and supposedly
"al-Qaeda." IAI has members from the Muslim Brotherhood, an
organization long ago penetrated and compromised by the CIA and MI6. In
fact, according to Peter Goodgame, the Brotherhood was created by
"the great names of British Middle East intelligence, T.E. Lawrence,
E.G. Browne, Arnold Toynbee. St. John Philby and Bertrand Russell,"
and that their mission was to "keep the Middle East backward so that
its natural resource, oil, could continue to be looted." In the
current context, it may also be tasked with keeping pesky peace
activists out of Iraq as well.
It is difficult to believe an Iraqi resistance group would abduct and
then kill a member of an organization that worked with Iraqis detained
by occupation forces and collected stories of detainee abuse. It should
be noted that the Christian Peacemaker Teams released a report
documenting routine abuse of Iraqi prisoners held at Abu Ghraib, well
before photographs of abused prisoners were published by the corporate
media. "We were the first to publicly denounce the torture of the
Iraqi people held by occupation forces," CPT co-director Doug
Pritchard told the BBC. In short, the Christian Peacemaker Teams are a
thorn in the side of the brutal occupation.
Cui bono once again comes into play-who benefits from the capture and
murder of CPT members? Certainly not the Iraqi resistance.

 
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