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Re: Powell's Exquisite Evidence: Internet Plagiarism by Norberto Valdez 12 February 2003 21:09 UTC |
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I read the situation differently:
- Al Jazeera apparently has an agreement with the US to provide copies
of materials from Al Queda.
- Osama bin Laden wants the US to attack Iraq to escalate the conflict.
The timing of Osama's release is designed to support the (false) US
argument that there is a link between Al Queda and Iraq.
Elson
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Subject: VB: Powell's Exquisite Evidence: Internet Plagiarism
This is interesting:
http://europe.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/02/11/sprj.irq.wrap/index.html
Osama bin Laden more or less disproving MI6:s conclusion: hey
look y'all, we're real buddies, me and Mr Hussein.
To start off with, what I find interesting here is the timing
of this message. Either Osama, alive and kicking, want the allegded Iraq - al-Qaeda connection accentuated (something Blair & c:o utterly have failed to do), thus further increasing US public opinion for going to war with Iraq, which in turn most probably would reinforce al-Qaedas own agenda of increased support for getting rid of US forces in Saudi and the Gulf, as well as recruiting more followers to "the base", of course sacrificing Iraq in the process but hey, they're too secular anyway according to Mr Osama.
But apparently, Mr Powell today knew in advance that
al-Jazeera was going to broadcast an audio tape from Osama later today. Which is of course highly surprising, unless Mr Powell himself practiced his impersonating skills earlier today. And it's an incredible coincidence that this alledged Osama statement is released just a couple of days after Powell's and Blair's utter failure to convince the public and the reasonable intelligent governments to go to war.
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Carl Nordlund, BA, PhD student
carl.nordlund(at)humecol.lu.se
Human Ecology Division
www.humecol.lu.se
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