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The Sudan-Iraq-Afghanistan Alliance:and the Russian connection

Posted on 09/17/2001 7:59:23 PM PDT by robnoel

  By J.R. Nyquist

JRNyquist@aol.com

    The terrible events of last week were anticipated by the work of security expert Yossef Bodansky.  Readers are advised to study Bodansky's book, Bin Laden: The Man Who Declared War on America.  Using Bodansky's basic outline, recent news stories, the excellent research of John K. Cooley's Unholy Wars and Samir al-Khalil's Republic of Fear, I attempt to describe the forces at work behind the destruction of the World Trade Center.   In October, 1998, Sudan's Islamist ideologue, Sheikh Hassan al-Turabi, sent a delegation of terrorist commanders to Saddam Hussein in Iraq. Saddam's defiance of the United States had won much sympathy from the poor and humble folk of the Arab world. Turabi wanted to harness this sympathy. To do this, he envisioned a terrorist attack like none before, striking at the very heart of the United States. Since America is an open society governed by weak liberals, he argued, it would be helpless against a sustained terrorist onslaught. 

Furthermore, once enraged by the first wave of strikes, the United States might be counted on to blunder its way into the Middle East and South Asia, killing indiscriminately.  This, in turn, would inspire Islamic unity under new and more radical leaders. The Muslim world would then come together into a huge warlike coalition -- an effective fighting machine that would control the world's largest oil reserves. The West would be doomed and Israel would be driven into the sea.  

The operational details of Turabi's plan were left to Osama bin Laden, a Saudi national hiding from U.S. authorities in the wilds of Afghanistan. Western intelligence knew little, except that the plan involved "spectacular terrorist attacks" aimed at New York and Washington.

Saddam Hussein was intrigued by Turabi's plan of campaign, and perhaps flattered to be offered a leading role. In late October, 1998, Saddam sent his son Qusay on a secret mission to Peshawar, Pakistan. There he made contact with an officer of the Pakistani secret service (ISI) who led him deep into Afghanistan for a meeting with Osama bin Laden. In that meeting Qusay Hussein and bin Laden discussed a joint strategy against America. The Islamic extremists, led by Turabi and bin Laden, would form an iron alliance with Baghdad. According to intelligence sources sited by Yossef Bodansky, "The use of chemical and biological weapons in the anticipated terrorist strikes was explicitly addressed."

All the resources of militant Islam would be mobilized for a crushing series of strikes against America. As agreed at the meeting in Afghanistan, Iraq was tasked with constructing special chemical and biological bombs for use by bin Laden's terrorists. Qusay Hussein promised that Iraq would deliver whatever bin Laden's group needed. True to his word, by December 1998, Hussein sent 12 chemical munitions experts to Afghanistan to build the bombs. Iraq also dispatched a team led by Abu-Walid, an intelligence expert who felt out Afghanistan's leader, Mullah Omar. The purpose of Abu-Walid's visit was to ascertain Afghanistan's willingness to stand up to the full force of American wrath in the wake of the planned terrorist attacks, and to stand by Baghdad when the Americans unleashed their full fury. 

Due to Abu-Walid's efforts, Iraq and Afghanistan agreed to a quiet alliance that would unite their military forces and intelligence services.  Sudan's Turabi simultaneously prepared terrorists for operations against the oil sheikhdoms of the Persian Gulf. While the Iraqi's held out the prospect of supporting the Taliban against Iran, Turabi and bin Laden offered honeyed words to the Iranians. The war against America, they explained, would be "protracted." Many "martyrdom operations" would take place. There was lots of glory (and revenge) to be shared.  Why quarrel?  Kill Americans.

In November, 1998, bin Laden openly described his strategic objectives in a note to Islamist organizers in Pakistan. He said that non-Muslims should be driven from Jerusalem and Saudi Arabia. He wrote of the day when Islamic law will be enforced "in the land of God." The Jews and Christians will be pushed out, he said. 

As it is a religious obligation for every Muslim to support the mujahideen fighting for ... sacred places, similarly they are also obligated by their religion to support the Taliban government in Afghanistan, because by enforcing Sharia in Afghanistan, the Taliban have established the system of God on God's land.

In December 1998 the Ulema-i-Afghanistan, a key Islamic body in that country, declared an "armed jihad against America," saying that this was mandatory. "All Muslims are ordered to rise against America to kill Americans," said the decree, which was issued by leading Islamic clerics and scholars. 

It is curious that the Taliban, which is fighting Russian-supported forces in Northern Afghanistan, does not think to declare war against Russia. After all, it was the Russians who killed a million Afghans in the 1980s. It was the Russians who devastated the country and its infrastructure. In fact, it was the Americans who helped the Afghans in their struggle. But no, Russia somehow escapes the wrath of these curious agents of fanatical misdirection -- men with fishy backgrounds and unreal objectives. 

How do we explain Turabi and bin Laden's disinterest in Russia -- whose allies and surrogates the Taliban is ostensibly fighting? What is the real reason they have focused on America? Instead of avenging a million Islamic dead at the hands of Moscow, the Taliban looks to the other side of the globe, to Russia's "main enemy." How postively curious this is! Why should Turabi and bin Laden do Russia this favor? Why should they deliver crushing blows against the U.S. and not to Russia?

But there it is. The madmen of Islam have been led, step by step, to turn their enmity from Moscow and declare what the Ulema-i-Afghanistan says will be a "war of extermination" against the people of America. To be perfectly clear, this is not merely an effort to damage U.S. interests, but a declared campaign to eradicate America entirely -- to wipe the United States from the face of the earth. 

"...no steps for the total elimination of America by force should be avoided," said the assembled scholars and holy men. "America is an enemy of the Islamic world and should be annihilated."

In recent days we've heard that Pakistan has accepted U.S. proposals to cooperate in a war against Afghanistan. But can we trust Pakistan, whose secret service has been deeply involved in bin Laden's war preparations? American strategists should think this one over. If Pakistan appears to be our ally today, the tables may turn tomorrow. Radical Islamic groups in Pakistan are deeply committed to waging a jihad against America. You would think that these groups had fish to fry next door, in Kashmir -- against India. But here we go again. The immediate enemy, the historical enemy, is left in the lurch. The far away Americans, who don't even know where these people are on the map, are suddenly the main concern. 

It is amazingly absurd. 

One is reminded of what Gustav Le Bon has written on the suggestability of crowds. "Whatever be the ideas suggested to crowds," wrote Le Bon, "they can only exercise effective influence on condition that they assume a very absolute, uncompromising and simple shape." 

The Islamic crowd has fixated on an idea which has, in itself, become contagious. America is the root of all evil, and American must be destroyed. Who originated this infectious preoccupation with destroying America? Wasn't it Stalin and Mao? 

The regime in Iraq has committed all its resources to backing Turabi and bin Laden's assault on America. In early 1999 Saddam Hussein asked for assurances that his Islamist allies would not stab him in the back. It is reported by Bodansky that they assured the Iraqi leader of their good faith; that as long as he supported the Islamists, they would not betray him or undermine his rule. It should also be noted that many Islamist training camps were then opened in Iraq. Saddam even ordered his son, Qusay, to create a new terrorist army under Iraqi command -- the al-Nida. This force would support bin Laden's terror campaign against America when the time was ripe.

It should be noted that Iraq has long been a client of Moscow. It is a complex and many-sided relationship, like the alliance between Saddam and the Islamists. As long as the Iraqi dictator was allied with Moscow, the communists would not attempt to undermine him. 

The alliance began in 1973 when Saddam Hussein personally supervised the reorganization of Iraq's secret police. In order to guarantee his future control over the country, Saddam signed a secret intelligence agreement with KGB Chairman Yuri Andropov (who later became dictator of the Soviet Union). Building on key clauses of the Soviet-Iraqi Friendship Treaty of 1972, which Hussein negotiated, the Iraqi security services were reorganized to fit KGB specifications. According to extracts taken from stolen Iraqi documents and discussed by Samir al-Khalil in his book, "Republic of Fear," the KGB agreed to:

(1) Supply sophisticated surveillance and interrogation equipment to the Iraqis.

(2) Train Iraqi personnel in KGB and GRU schools in the Soviet Union.

(3) Exchange intelligence information.

(4) Assist the USSR with spying on countries which did not then have diplomatic relations with the Kremlin.

It could be argued that by 1980 Iraqi intelligence had become the Arab-speaking branch of the KGB. That is why, despite Soviet support for the Gulf War coalition, Russian technicians were aiming SCUD missiles at Americans and others. Even more telling, a continuous convoy of supply trucks poured into Iraq via Iran from the Soviet Union during the conflict. It is no wonder that Iraq's capabilities are being built up today by Russia's new ally and friend -- the Chinese!

If Saddam has long been in Moscow's pocket, one is left to wonder about Turabi and bin Laden. 

Journalist John K. Cooley, in his controversial book entitled "Unholy Wars," describes Sheikh Hassan al-Turabi as "brilliant, scholarly, elusive; profoundly opposed to American hegemony." What is most striking and unusual about Turabi, however, is his Western education. He was not brought up on the narrow and suffocating views of rustic holy men. He attended universities in France and England. He speaks French and English fluently. 

Did his Islamic faith really survive his Western education?

But the real dirt on Turabi has to do with drug trafficking. Both Turabi and bin Laden became involved with a double-dealing Afghan commander, Gulbaddin Hekmatiyar, who also distinguished himself a drug criminal -- exporting narcotics to the West. Those who are familiar with Joseph D. Douglass, Jr.'s work (see "Red Cocaine") will realize the significance of drug trafficking and organized crime as a conduit of corruption and control for KGB-sponsored gangsters. Since Hekmatiyar allegedly worked for the communists at times, leading holy fighters into ambushes, and since he ended up becoming Afghanistan's prime minister with the connivance of the CIA (and the KGB), his early financial relations with bin Laden and Turabi may provide the key to understanding Turabi and bin Laden's anti-American obsession.

While Russian tanks were crushing Chechnya there was no thought in Turabi or bin Laden's circle of eradicating Russia or declaring a war of extermination against the Kremlin murderers. And here is where the linkages become even more curious. The best observers on the ground in Chechnya believe that the Islamists in Chechnya were planted in the country by the Russian General Staff for reasons unknown and perhaps unfathomable. In fact, before 1996 there was no significant Islamist presence in Chechnya, and no Islamic power base. The religion of Chechnya is not the religion of Iran, Afghanistan or Arabia. Yet there suddenly appear these Arab gunman who -- with the help of the Russian Interior Ministry -- conducted an incursion into Dagestan during the summer of 1999. And this is what triggered the Russian invasion. 

Even more frightening, in December 1999 it was reported that the Chechin Islamists had smuggled suitcase nuclear bombs out of the former Soviet Union to Osama bin Laden. It was even alleged (by Yossef Bodansky) that Russian special forces commandos were being recruited to deploy these stolen Soviet nukes against the United States. It is with this stretching of the story that a fishy aroma reaches the suspecting nostril. As a wise old Chechin observer told French journalist Anne Nivat in 1999, "[Chechin leader] Maskhadov and all the others you hear about in the West, none of them has any power. We are all victims, manipulated by the politicians in Moscow." 

How could the former Soviet killers of Afghan woman and children, of Chechin women and children, become the "paid mercenaries" of drug-running Islamic fanatics bent on destroying America -- as opposed to Russia? The absurdity of these "pious" individuals -- Turabi and bin Laden -- supporting the Godless Iraqi dictator is almost humorous. 

Given such curious details, whatever the sincere beliefs of Turabi, bin Laden and Hussein, we see the hand of Moscow in the Iraqi security organs. Is it possible that Moscow's Arab pupils knew nothing of last week's terrorist strike in advance? 

As you watch TV and learn of the virtual non-existence of U.S. "Human Intelligence" assets in the Middle East, you should also realize that the Russians are the world's masters in "Human Intelligence." They are the ones who have, historically, penetrated the British Secret Service, the FBI, the CIA -- even Hitler's bunker during World War II. 

The West has never had equivalent successes against Russia or its clients. And that is the reason last week's terrorist attack met with success. American intelligence is weak. We do not have a winning team at the FBI and CIA. Without timely intelligence information, America cannot forestall major plots and conspiracies directed against our leaders, our economy or our citizens. And that's exactly what we're confronting today.

There is another Russian aspect to all this, as well. And it shouldn't go without being mentioned.

Through most of the summer, Russian analysts have been buzzing with talk of America’s coming economic crash. The collapse of the U.S. dollar has been anticipated.  Russian economist Tatyana Koryagina, for example, testified on this before the Duma.  According to Koryagina, the American dollar will soon be used as “wallpaper for toilet stalls.” 

Is this notion based on some solid bit of analysis, or does it derive from the necessities of Russian state propaganda -- as an excuse to move Russia out of dollars and into gold or other currencies? 

In anticipation of the U.S. crash, on July 10, the Russian Federation officially adopted the gold chervonet as legal tender.  This was an odd move, similar to what Lenin did 79 years ago in order to stem the tide of ruble inflation in the early Bolshevik economy.  

Now that the twin towers are down, the dollar is falling (or will be). Hundreds of thousands will be thrown out of work here in America. The capitalist system will be severely challenged. Karl Marx might even emerge from his moldy grave, along with the "undead" Lenin, and point an accusing finger at the money-men. "It is time to try a new system," the old worm-eaten ghoul will say with satisfaction. 

A spectre is haunting the Middle East, I fear. 

Readers should note that Col. Stanislav Lunev, the highest ranking defector from the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Russian General Staff, has issued a firm warning to all Americans. When he defected several years ago Lunev tried to warn the FBI, CIA and DIA "that the Russians already had elaborate war plans against the U.S. I suggested that such a war might begin with a diversion, some sort of terrorst attack. With people's attention focused elsewhere, special troops could storm Capitol Hill, the Pentagon, the White House -- to kill American leaders."

Lunev went on to emphasize something that many Americans don't fully appreciate. "I have no doubt," said Lunev, "that Russia has been behind many of these terrorist groups, financing and equipping them."

Yes, that's right. You heard it from a high ranking defector who has knowledge of Moscow's military plans. As it happens, Russia and China have been supporting rogue states all over the map. And now these states, in league with terrorist organizations, have killed thousands of Americans -- striking a real blow against our economy. "These terrorist groups," stated Lunev, "want nothing less than war against Western Civilization." 

And that is what, in my opinion, the leaders in Beijing and Moscow also want. The only thing holding them back all these decades has been their relative weakness. And today, after many years of reduced vigilance and severe military cuts on the American side, Russia and China's weakness may be at an end. 

It is good that Americans are rallying to their country. It is important that we pull together. The struggle ahead may be far more difficult and dangerous than any of us imagine.


TOPICS: Editorial; News/Current Events; Russia; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: afghanistan; africa; china; cnpc; darfur; iraq; russia; sudan; waronterror
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1 posted on 09/17/2001 7:59:23 PM PDT by robnoel
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To: robnoel
Many have been torn apart on FR when they are called the "blame America crowd"...let me say I have been accused of that however the facts were detailed decades ago when Joe McCarthy stated that the US State Department was stacked with Russian commies...it is not anti-American to point out that many in the US Government are working with and for Russia which in the end if left unchecked will be the death of this great nation.....
2 posted on 09/17/2001 8:06:51 PM PDT by robnoel
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To: robnoel
What I do not understand is, why at this point would the Russians support the muslims (Iraq, Sudan etc...)

The vast majority of Russia is non-muslim...can they not see that they also are "infidels"?

This may be one scenario where we and the Russians have a common enemy. As much as it may not be politically correct to say so, we are both majority "white" and non-muslim (so far...)

3 posted on 09/17/2001 8:07:02 PM PDT by Ethrane
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To: Ethrane
:-) ...bottom line as with everything it comes down to money and power

UNITED NATIONS, June 25 -- Russia has threatened to veto a U.S.-backed resolution in the Security Council that would revamp the embargo on Iraq and tighten United Nations controls over Baghdad's imports of military-related items, officials said.

Russian Foreign Minister Ivan Ivanov warned U.S. Secretary of State Colin L. Powell in a letter over the weekend that Moscow would block the resolution because it would damage commercial relations with Iraq.

"We see in the new scheme a major threat to Russian trade and economic interests in Iraq," Ivanov wrote. "We cannot allow it to pass."

Powell told reporters today that Washington may not meet its July 3 target for passage of the resolution. If so, it would be the second postponement because of strong opposition from Moscow and Beijing.

Powell said the Russians and others had rejected a U.S. list of "dual use" items -- goods with both a civilian and military application -- that Iraq could not import. "We have been unable to resolve the various technical issues with the list," he said.

4 posted on 09/17/2001 8:26:52 PM PDT by robnoel
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That is a scary read. One day though, Russia will have to engage the red dragon and the muslim infidals.
5 posted on 09/17/2001 8:30:33 PM PDT by winodog
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Both Russia and China support through the UN the philosphy of a One World Government....

The Russia-China Friendship and Cooperation Treaty: A Strategic Shift in Eurasia?

by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D.

On July 16, the presidents of Russia and China signed a Treaty for Good Neighborliness, Friendship and Cooperation in Moscow. 1 This treaty is the first such agreement between these two Eurasian powers since Mao Tse-tung signed a treaty with Joseph Stalin of the U.S.S.R. in 1950, four months before the outbreak of the Korean War. That treaty had been driven by anti-Western sentiments.

The motivations behind this new treaty are much more complex and involve serious geopolitical, military, and economic considerations. In a sense, this treaty is a logical product of the improvement in Sino-Russian relations that began under the last Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, and continued under Boris Yeltsin. The treaty should signal to the Western world that a major geopolitical shift may be taking place in the Eurasian balance of power, with serious implications for the United States and its alliances. The 2001 Russia-China treaty covers five important areas of cooperation:

* Joint actions to offset a perceived U.S. hegemonism; 2

* Demarcation of the two countries' long-disputed 4,300 km border;

* Arms sales and technology transfers;

* Energy and raw materials supply; and

* The rise of militant Islam in Central Asia.

The treaty comes on the heels of another recent security arrangement involving these two countries: On June 14, Russia, China, and four Central Asian states announced the creation of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), an arrangement ostensibly aimed at confronting Islamic radical fundamentalism and promoting economic development. 3 Together, the agreements portend an important evolving geopolitical transformation for Russia and China, two regional giants who are positioning themselves to define the rules under which the United States, the European Union, Iran, and Turkey will be allowed to participate in the strategically important Central Asian region.

Many analysts point out that while the United States should monitor these developments, there is still no cause for panic. Contradictions in political objectives continue to exist between China and Russia, including Russia's "primordial distrust" of the Chinese, according to Professor James Sherr of Great Britain's Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst. 4 Nonetheless, there is growing concern that the new treaty between Moscow and Beijing may increase coordination between the two countries against the United States.

The Bush Administration should take steps to protect U.S. interests, increase regional security, and counter the threat of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD). It should, for example, expand intelligence monitoring of the Sino-Russian strategic partnership, including assessing possible secret codicils in the treaty. It should boost military and security cooperation with India and Japan while developing joint efforts with Russia and China to counter radical Islamic threats in Central Asia. And it should offer Moscow incentives to scale down its military cooperation with China, especially with regard to weapons of mass destruction and advanced military technology.

6 posted on 09/17/2001 8:36:59 PM PDT by robnoel
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Yeah...point taken, but...

I think that Russia's support of removing sanctions on Iraq is paper-thin...don't you think the WTC disater/atrocity (I will not call it a tragedy) caught the Russian's attention? Plus, the Russians are supporting the Afghan rebels...

I'm not sure the Russians still want Afghanistan (they did in the past) but I say we collaborate with the Russians, take out the Taliban and BinLaden and let the Russians have Afghanistan if they want it. While were at it, we should do away with Iraq and Saddam (preferably BEFORE dealing with Afghanistan) and set up some international coalition government...let Russia be involved there too...

The bottome line is, in dealing with the islamic jihad, our caucasian brethren in Russia have more in common with us than the Muslims...

7 posted on 09/17/2001 8:39:22 PM PDT by Ethrane
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America is disclosed to be the target of a nuclear attack conspiracy by Russia & China & the Islamic Arab world, leading to World War III.

Top defected Russian spy Col. Stanislav Lunev, investigative journalist Bill Gertz, and other experts on national security and foreign policy have released alarming research on the Russia and China threat to the U.S.A.

This research along with news reports about international defiance (e.g. communist and rogue or terrorist states) to U.S. hegemonism and U.N. sanctions

America is viewed by the Islamic and culturally/religiously orthodox world as a major source of worldwide moral contamination and destructive materialism.

As Israel's only unconditional ally, hatred towards America is also growing in direct proportion to hatred towards Israel. And Russia and China are the only military superpowers with the technology to empower Israel's enemies and unite with them in removing the U.S. roadblock to the obliteration of Israel.

8 posted on 09/17/2001 8:56:14 PM PDT by robnoel
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To: robnoel
Who benefits? Russia for one.
9 posted on 09/17/2001 8:58:26 PM PDT by remaininlight
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To: robnoel
Your posts are scary, however in the event of a total destruction of American option, we whould be launching on Russia, china and all others that helped, it would be rather insane for them to help.
10 posted on 09/17/2001 9:03:07 PM PDT by Dosa26
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In defense of freedom and liberty....all my posts are scary.....I am moved by the return to patriotism in America this past week...I just hope and pray Americans don't overlook her enemies which have always and will be anti-freedom and liberty
11 posted on 09/17/2001 9:08:43 PM PDT by robnoel
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To: robnoel
Political science's best kept secret:

We are, all of us, useful idiots.

12 posted on 09/17/2001 9:33:51 PM PDT by martian_22
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Don't stop with the scary posts and article. May you succeed in your quest to educate.

In these times, realism is mistaken for cynicism, and even a lack of partiotism, by those who feel rather than think.

13 posted on 09/17/2001 9:53:01 PM PDT by rightofrush
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To: Serge
You post sir is not scary but the flight of demented imagination.

Was the destruction of the WTC an act of reasoned thought or demented imagination?

15 posted on 09/17/2001 10:15:55 PM PDT by PuNcH
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To: robnoel
I can forsee these plans and events as a possible. I think it more realistic, however, to make the Russian link with the Russian mafia and not the bumbling government.
16 posted on 09/17/2001 10:25:36 PM PDT by Azzurri
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America is disclosed to be the target of a nuclear attack conspiracy by Russia & China & the Islamic Arab world, leading to World War III

The guy who wrote this article is an idiot.... If you read any of hes other articles, you'll realise that he blames Russia for all of America's problems... What the F--K is this crap about the so-called "nuclear conspiracy" leading to World War III? If that happened it would be World War III and it would be over in a matter of minutes..... Also, IF Russia wanted to destroy the US with a nuclear strike, it would have to be sectretive, so the US does not suspect they will attack, and it will have to be very quick to minimise the amount of time the US has to react......... Does putting them on a war footing do that?

Why should Turabi and bin Laden do Russia this favor? Why should they deliver crushing blows against the U.S. and not to Russia? I suppose the hundreds of Russians killed in the apartment blocks were dolls hey? I suppose the thousands of Russian soldiers killed in Chechnya fighting bin Laden's boys were fake? I suppose the fact that Russia has lost nearly all of its influence in the Balkans and around the world was planned? I suppose Russia's f--cked economy was planned? I suppose the sorry state of the Russian defence force was planned? Maybe they killed the sailors on the Kursk too? Instead of avenging a million Islamic dead at the hands of Moscow, the Taliban looks to the other side of the globe, to Russia's "main enemy

They are avenging these "deaths"... Who is fighting against Russia in Chechnya? Who is fighting the Serbs (Russia's ally) and Macedonians (not really an ally, yet, but same culture, religion etc...) in the Balkans?....... Point 2: Who does Iraq, and all arabs really blame for the deaths of millions (note that!!!! MILLIONS - more than a million) of Iraqi's in Iraq, Palestinians in Israel, Arabs throught the MidEast... throughout history? Who has troops stationed in nations that house the most holy sites in Islam? Who is supporting Israel, in their attempt to keep a united Jerusalem, which coincidently, is home to the third most holy site in Islam (regardless of whether they are justified or not)?

17 posted on 09/17/2001 11:23:29 PM PDT by enrg
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To: robnoel
Why does the idiot writing this piece of b--lsh--t propaganda fail to mention that Bin Laden was trained, armed and supported by the CIA during the Afghan wars in the 80's..... Did the Afghani's make the Stinger missiles themselves?

But the real dirt on Turabi has to do with drug trafficking. Both Turabi and bin Laden became involved with a double-dealing Afghan commander, Gulbaddin Hekmatiyar.......will realize the significance of drug trafficking and organized crime as a conduit of corruption and control for KGB-sponsored gangsters Wow.... now its getting interesting..... Who is the US supporting in the Balkans? You guessed it, the Albanian Terrorists, who coincidently have major links to the Albanian mafia, while many claim they are the one and the same..... And what do these nice terrorists do? Export humans, drugs, arms and everything else imaginable to Europe.... The Albanian mafia has been said to control 70% of the drug trade in Europe.... Kosovo is the worlds biggest drug centre and brothel, courtesy of NATO (US led) "intervention" (bombing the crap out of Serbia).... And this wanker (J.R. Nyquist), has the tenacity to say that Russia supports terrorism.... Heres some food for thought......

SKOPJE - An islamic terrorist, who had once lived in Macedonia, took part in last Tuesday's terrorist attacks in the United States, the Skopje daily Dnevnik said on Monday. Osama Bin Laden's terrorists are operating in Macedonia together with the ethnic Albanian paramilitary organisation, the NLA, the newspaper said quoting intelligence sources and thus confirming information received by some foreign media. Who has come to the aid of the Albanian terrorists? NATO (US led)? Who provided an ARMED escort to the Albanian terrorists (in air-conditioned buses, with ALL of their weapons)out of Aracinovo when they were surrounded by the Macedonian security forces, and where on the verge of being wiped out, and dumped them 5 miles away so they could fight another day? What did these terrorists say to reportes who went to interview them after the Macedonian government was forced to sign the b--lsh-t aggreement? "Thanks to Uncle Sam, Macedonians are no match for us!" Here is a link to that too

America the great supporter of freedom and liberty hey? Maybe you are, but not your imperialistic government......

19 posted on 09/17/2001 11:54:07 PM PDT by enrg
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