"Osama bin Laden era ‘operador’ de Bush pai em 1989, para ‘desestabilizar’ Benazir Bhutto", diz presidente do Paquistão ( em inglês )

Osama bin Laden was US operator: President Asif Ali Zardari

By Arun Kumar

May 11, 2009 “New Karala” — Washington, May 11 : Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has alleged that elusive Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was a US operator who had tried to destabilise his late wife Benazir Bhutto’s government back in 1989.

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In fact, as premier Bhutto had “warned America about Osama bin Laden in 1989 with a call to then US president George H. Bush”, Zardari said on NBC’s Meet the Press programme Sunday.

“She rang senior Bush and asked of him: ‘Are you destabilizing my government?’ because he (apparently referring to bin Laden) paid the then opposition $10 million to overthrow the first woman elected (prime minister) in an Islamic country,” Zardari added.

“So, we knew that he was your operator,” said Zardari responding to a question about bin Laden’s whereabouts.

“You’ll have been there (in Afghanistan) for eight years. (So) you tell me. You lost him in Tora Bora, I didn’t, I was in prison,” he countered when asked where bin Laden was before hurling the allegation at Washington.

Asked if Pakistan was actively looking for bin Laden, Zardari replied: “The world is looking for him and we are part of the world look-out brigade.”

Zardari also reiterated his belief that bin Laden is dead. “I have a strong feeling and I have reason to believe that because I’ve asked my counterparts in the American intelligence agencies and they have not heard of him since seven years.”— IANS

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"Osama bin Laden era ‘operador’ de Bush pai em 1989, para ‘desestabilizar’ Benazir Bhutto", diz presidente do Paquistão ( em inglês )

Osama bin Laden was US operator: President Asif Ali Zardari

By Arun Kumar

May 11, 2009 “New Karala” — Washington, May 11 : Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has alleged that elusive Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was a US operator who had tried to destabilise his late wife Benazir Bhutto’s government back in 1989.

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In fact, as premier Bhutto had “warned America about Osama bin Laden in 1989 with a call to then US president George H. Bush”, Zardari said on NBC’s Meet the Press programme Sunday.

“She rang senior Bush and asked of him: ‘Are you destabilizing my government?’ because he (apparently referring to bin Laden) paid the then opposition $10 million to overthrow the first woman elected (prime minister) in an Islamic country,” Zardari added.

“So, we knew that he was your operator,” said Zardari responding to a question about bin Laden’s whereabouts.

“You’ll have been there (in Afghanistan) for eight years. (So) you tell me. You lost him in Tora Bora, I didn’t, I was in prison,” he countered when asked where bin Laden was before hurling the allegation at Washington.

Asked if Pakistan was actively looking for bin Laden, Zardari replied: “The world is looking for him and we are part of the world look-out brigade.”

Zardari also reiterated his belief that bin Laden is dead. “I have a strong feeling and I have reason to believe that because I’ve asked my counterparts in the American intelligence agencies and they have not heard of him since seven years.”— IANS

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"Osama bin Laden era ‘operador’ de Bush pai em 1989, para ‘desestabilizar’ Benazir Bhutto", diz presidente do Paquistão ( em inglês )

Osama bin Laden was US operator: President Asif Ali Zardari

By Arun Kumar

May 11, 2009 “New Karala” — Washington, May 11 : Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has alleged that elusive Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was a US operator who had tried to destabilise his late wife Benazir Bhutto’s government back in 1989.

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In fact, as premier Bhutto had “warned America about Osama bin Laden in 1989 with a call to then US president George H. Bush”, Zardari said on NBC’s Meet the Press programme Sunday.

“She rang senior Bush and asked of him: ‘Are you destabilizing my government?’ because he (apparently referring to bin Laden) paid the then opposition $10 million to overthrow the first woman elected (prime minister) in an Islamic country,” Zardari added.

“So, we knew that he was your operator,” said Zardari responding to a question about bin Laden’s whereabouts.

“You’ll have been there (in Afghanistan) for eight years. (So) you tell me. You lost him in Tora Bora, I didn’t, I was in prison,” he countered when asked where bin Laden was before hurling the allegation at Washington.

Asked if Pakistan was actively looking for bin Laden, Zardari replied: “The world is looking for him and we are part of the world look-out brigade.”

Zardari also reiterated his belief that bin Laden is dead. “I have a strong feeling and I have reason to believe that because I’ve asked my counterparts in the American intelligence agencies and they have not heard of him since seven years.”— IANS

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Convidados do "Guantanamo Spa DeLuxe" processam governo e serviços secretos britânicos em milhões de libras por péssimo serviço de quarto ( ENG )

From The Times
April 19, 2008
Guantanamo Britons to sue MI5 over ‘illegal interrogation’

The eight men were detained in Afghanistan and Pakistan at various times

Fiona Hamilton
Eight men freed from Guantanamo Bay are suing the British Government for millions of pounds, claiming that it was complicit in the process in which they were detained and sent for interrogation at the detention camp.
The group have issued writs against MI5 and MI6 and said that the British authorities had knowledge of their illegal abduction, treatment and interrogation.
The eight men were detained in Afghanistan and Pakistan at various times. It is understood that they claim that the British authorities were aware that they would be removed to Guantanamo but nonetheless continued to co-operate with the Americans. The Daily Mail last night reported that two separate writs had been lodged by the group, with five Britons and three foreign citizens naming “The Security Services”, “The Secret Intelligence Agency” and “The Attorney-General” as defendants.
The first writ was issued at the High Court in London by lawyers acting for Omar Deghayes, a Libyan, Jamil el-Banna, a Jordanian — both released last December — and Bisher al-Rawi, an Iraqi, released this year. All three men live in Britain but are foreign nationals.

The second names five Britons as claimants: Moazzam Begg, released in 2005, Richard Belmar, and the so-called “Tipton Three” — Ruhal Ahmed, Shafiq Rasul and Asif Iqbal. All were released in previous years.
The newspaper reported that one of the eight men claimed that the group were put on CIA “torture flights” to the prison camp in Cuba.
The Government has faced calls recently to order an independent inquiry into the process, known as “extraordinary rendition”, in which terrorism suspects are sent for interrogation in states where they have no legal protection.
Irene Membhard, a solicitor with Birnberg Pierce, confirmed that writs had been issued on behalf of the men. She told the Daily Mail: “Service is not imminent but watch this space within the next two months.”
Mr Begg, who was arrested by the CIA in Pakistan in 2002, said that the case would centre on the “general behaviour and complicity in the abuse of British citizens” by MI5 and MI6.
Mr Begg, from Birmingham, told the newspaper: “It is actual involvement in some cases, in the process of interrogation, in the process of us being handed over. It is culpability by the British authorities in being involved in most of the process, their presence on every step of the journey before we got to Guantanamo.”
The eight men were all re-arrested when they returned to Britain but freed without charge.
The three men from Tipton launched a lawsuit against the American authorities two years ago, alleging they were mistreated during their time in captivity. The US Court of Appeal dismissed their action earlier this year but they are appealing to the Supreme Court.
News of the lawsuits came as it was reported that America’s most senior general was “hoodwinked” by officials in the Bush Administration in relation to interrogation procedures at the prison.
The Guardian reported that General Richard Myers, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff from 2001 to 2005, wrongly believed that inmates at Guantanamo were protected by the Geneva conventions. It said that he was duped by senior officials in Washington who believed that the Geneva conventions and other traditional safeguards were out of date.
The disclosures were contained in a new book by Philippe Sands, QC, a professor at University College London. The book, Torture Team, also claims that the Guantanamo lawyers charged with devising interrogation techniques were inspired by the character Jack Bauer, from the television series 24.

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Para o Estadão, Al-Qaeda governa o Paquistão!!!

Na verdade, gostaria de saber o que ocorreria se, por algum acaso esquisito, algum opositor de Saddam, Hugo Chávez ou de Evo Morales fosse dinamitado em praça pública.

O Estadão é que é cuidadoso com as palavras: disse que Benazir Bhutto era vista pelos “radicais islâmicos” ( ou: os suspeitos de sempre ) como pró-Ocidente e que a Al-Qaeda teria assumido a autoria do atentado. Mas como o jornal disse isso, seguido da informação que o governo falou que interceptou ligações de um tal líder da Al-Qaeda, Mustafá, fica difícil entender se o cara disse isso ao vivo, confessando publicamente, ou por carta, ou se o que haveria, na verdade, seria a declaração do governo pró-americano de que o Mustafá teve uma conversa interceptada, em que admitia ter sido o autor do atentado.

Sem contar que o jornal dos cafeeiros fez questão de dizer que Bhutto era oposição, porém dando a entender que quem mais desejaria sua morte seriam os “radicais islâmicos”. A questão é que a Al-Qaeda não governa o Paquistão; logo, ela só poderia ser oposição a Musharraf ( golpista e pró-americano ). Olha, eu nunca tinha visto tanta certeza por parte de autoridades, a respeito da autoria de algum atentado, desde que Aznar disse que o ETA explodira aqueles trens. E a adesão do imprensalão à versão oficial ( e, cacete, sempre pró-americana ) é impressionante.

Vamos aguardar as edições seguintes.

Trivia geopolitica

Que país é esse?

É governado por um tirano que deu um golpe na Constituiução do País ( Não é a Venezuela )

É um país islâmico e lida com energia nuclear ( Não é o Irã )

Teve homens treinados pela CIA para combaterem inimigos dos Estados Unidos ( Não é o Afeganistão )

É governado por um louco ( Não são os EUA )

Endureceu contra a imprensa de seu país e impôs limites a ela ( Não é a Venezuela, já falei… Que obsessão, pô!! )

Enfrenta problemas com separatistas ( E não é a Bolívia, a Índia, a Rússia, o México, a Turquia, o Iraque… )

Nesse lugar, você pode estar inocentemente tomando um cafezinho quando, sem mais nem menos, um fanático religioso cheio de bombas pode explodir do seu lado ( E não é o Iraque )

Tem rivalidades com o país vizinho ( Não é a Argentina )

Templos sagrados, como mesquitas, não são nada seguros ( Não é o Iraque e nem a Palestina )

Tem histórico de enfrentamentos bélicos com a Índia ( E não é o Império Britânico )

Há perseguições religiosas contra cristãos ( E não é a China e nem Roma )

Há conflitos étnicos ( Não é a Sérvia ou a Yugoslávia )

A oposição pede mais Democracia ( Não é a Venezuela )

Como disse o cantor: “O mundo anda tão complicado”.