salam, bonjour
Une piste très intéressante.
Rappelons que Massoud avait été formé par les "Frères musulmans" tant abhorrés par certains intellos sionistes...
On serait bien avisé de lancer une enquête sur les disparitions entourant le 11 septembre. Le site
http://globalfreepress.com/ewing2001 a commencé à aborder la question à la rubrique "Death cases" de la 911encyclopedia.
Considérons la première affaire de la liste, survenant le 8 ou le 9 septembre : l'assassinat du commandant Massoud dans le Nord de l'Afghanistan. On retient généralement l'idée que Massoud faisait la guerre aux taliban, et que les taliban, alliés a Al-Qaida, auraient décidé de l'assassiner dans le cadre de leur vaste offensive anti-démocratique. Mais un article de CNN apporte du nouveau (" How much did Afghan leader know ? "
http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/11/06/ma...able/index.html )
On y apprend qu'un cable du DIA datant de Novembre 2001 traitant de son assassinat a été déclassifié. Certes l'hypothèse est que les tueurs appartenaient à Al-Qaida. Mais on y lit aussi que Massoud ne constituait pas une menace pour Al-Qaida ! : "Although commander Massoud was fighting taliban forces over the control of Afghanistan, he was not a threat to UBL and the Al-Qaida Organization"
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB97/tal32.pdf Le site
http://new.globalfreepress.com/ émet l'hypothèse que Massoud a été assassiné par les services secrets Pakistanais (ISI). Rappelons que le paradoxe du Pakistan est qu'il était l'allié à la fois des Etats-Unis et du mollah Omar.
Massoud critiquait donc souvent l'aide que les Américains apportaient aux taliban via le Pakistan. Il avait beau les alerter contre de possibles attaques par des terroristes dirigés par le dénommé Ben Laden, ceux-ci n'y prêtaient pas attention. Les journalistes américains ne daignaient pas non plus l'interviewer. Et sans doute n'était-ce pas seulement parce qu'il ne parlait pas l'angliche, mais parce qu'il ne montrait pas pâte blanche aux grands industriels qui financent la plupart des média.
On peut donc avancer une autre hypothèse plus complète sur la disparition d'Ahmad Shah "le chanceux" (massoud). La piste qu'avait commencé à suivre Xymphora, le 14 Octobre 2002, par un simple examen de la chronologie et des circonstances du meurtre (caméra piégée façon scénario James Bond), mérite d'être prise en compte
(http://xymphora.blogspot.com/2002_1...ra_archive.html ) :
"10. Just a few days before September 11, on September 8 to be exact, some men posing as journalists visited Ahmed Shah Massood, the most plausible man to lead Afghanistan once the Taliban were removed. In their camera was a bomb, and it exploded killing the fake journalists and Massood (although this is supposed to be an al-Qaeda assassination, the use of a bomb in a television camera sounds more like James Bond than bin Bond, and may betray at least the assistance of a sophisticated intelligence agency). The removal of Massood was probably a precondition of the September 11 attack on the United States, as it created a vacuum of leadership in Afghanistan if the Taliban were removed. Since this assassination occurred before September 11, it is possible to see the U. S. attack on Afghanistan as being part of a larger plan which might have included at least some foreknowledge on the part of the U. S. government of the timing and general nature of the attack on September 11 (it had to be sufficiently serious to be used as an excuse for the already-planned attack on Afghanistan). Once Massood was removed, the American removal of the Taliban wouldn't just lead to the replacement by the Taliban by Massood, a man who would have been independent of the U. S. Although Massood was not a friend of the Taliban, there was no obvious reason for al-Qaeda to kill him unless it was part of a larger plot."
Nous ne saurions dire, en l'état actuel qui des services américains ou pakistanais ont pu fournir les hommes ou le matériel relativement sophistiqué pour l'assassiner, ou à qui les services pakistanais ont fourni leur aide : Américains ou taliban. Mais une chose est pratiquement sûre, invoquer Al-Qaida pour tout et n'importe quoi permet aux Américains de faire oublier la façon dont ils ont lutté pour placer leurs marionnettes à la tête de l'Afghanistan. Xymphora notait cette coïncidence : un autre dirigeant afghan avait été assassiné après le 11 Septembre, après avoir contacté l'américain Robert 'Bud' McFarlane !
"11.Perhaps the single most insightful article I've read on the politics of the situation in Afghanistan was published by the Washington Post in November 2001. It is mainly about the extraordinary trip of Abdul Haq across Afghanistan by horse, practically unarmed, to get to Kabul and perhaps negotiate to become leader of the country. The trip ended in the capture, torture, and death of Haq. It has largely been forgotten in the ensuing Afghan war, but is one of the two incidents that are the most important for understanding what is really going on (the other important domestic Afghan incident was the assassination of Massood, the two Afghan assassinations which nicely bookend September 11). Haq was sponsored by the Ritchie brothers, Chicago commodity traders who grew up in Afghanistan and have a special, and suspicious, interest in it (and possible CIA connections). When Haq got into trouble he used his satellite phone to call Robert 'Bud' McFarlane (YES! - of Iran-Contra fame, pardoned by Bush's father, and exactly the kind of guy who would be up to his neck in the Iran-Contra style of intelligence-political intrigue - you just can't make this stuff up!), who arranged for a CIA rescue operation. Unfortunately, but not surprisingly, the CIA arrived just too late to save him (you know you're really in trouble if the guy who you have to phone to be rescued is Robert McFarlane!). It is indeed quite possible that the CIA tipped the ISI off as to Haq's whereabouts, and the ISI then told the Taliban. Haq, who after the equally convenient assassination of Massood was the most plausible man to lead the country, was now out of the picture, and a stooge less likely to be independent could be installed as leader."
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