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Exclusive telephone interview for Salahuddin, with The Indian Express


By G Shukla ji, Section News
Posted on Mon Aug 21, 2006 at 04:57:51 AM EST

Al-Qaeda neither has any role in Kashmir nor any target. I can say with full confidence that they are not present in Kashmir

HIZBUL Mujahideen chief commander Syed Salahuddin favours self-rule to resolve the Kashmir dispute, but says it wouldn't be possible without complete demilitarisation.

In an exclusive telephone interview with The Indian Express from Muzaffarabad in Pakistan occupied Kashmir, Salahuddin one of India's most wanted Kashmiri militants explained that demilitarisation means, as President Musharraf puts it, both Pakistan and India call back their forces from all regions of Jammu and Kashmir''. He says ceasefire will not be a problem if the Government of India releases all innocent people in jails, stops its operations and takes the Army to a pre-1989 position.

On Al-Qaeda in Kashmir?
I say with full authority that it is purely a disinformation campaign. Al-Qaeda neither has any role in Kashmir nor any target. I can say with full confidence that they are not present in Kashmir. After the Mumbai serial blast, Indian agencies are misguiding the international community, especially the US, to get their support and malign our legitimate movement.

On London blasts and the Kashmir link?
As far as I know, nobody has related it (London Blasts) to Kashmir and it has nothing to do with Kashmir. It has been said that the people who were involved in the plot and who were arrested were of Pakistani origin and were supported by Pakistanis.

On accusations of diversion of quake relief funds
This is a disinformation campaign. Be it the London blasts or the Mumbai blasts, the Government of India is trying to relate it to Kashmir so that it can malign our movement.

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Al-Zarqawi Promises No "Peace Of Mind" For The Dog George Bush


By Sanjay Sharma, Section News
Posted on Fri Apr 29, 2005 at 09:02:59 AM EST

Emir Of Al Qaeda In Iraq - Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi
A purported audio tape from al-Qaida’s leader in Iraq has called for more suicide attacks on U.S. forces and vowed not to let President Bush enjoy “peace of mind,” according to a Web posting on Friday.

Al-Zarqawi’s group has claimed responsibility for some of the bloodiest attacks against U.S. forces and Iraqi officials. He was publicly appointed by al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden as his deputy in Iraq last year.

The speaker, who made a reference that suggested the tape was recorded in late March, identified himself as Jordanian Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and said that the holy war, or jihad, was still being waged vigorously two years after the U.S. invasion.

“We promise God that the dog ... Bush will not enjoy peace of mind and that his army will not have a good life as long as our hearts are beating,” the speaker said.

“We are coming.”

At one point, the speaker referred to a newspaper article as being published on March 19 and described that as “the current month”.

“O martyrs’ brigades, set out with God’s blessing. And do not leave a single convoy on course or a checkpoint for them to stand at. And turn their nights into day,” he said.

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The Relentless Slaughter & Rape Of Iraq By The Countrymen Of George Bush - US Occupation Forces


By Sanjay Sharma, Section News
Posted on Sun Apr 24, 2005 at 12:15:47 PM EST

An American patrol roared past us with the soldiers gesturing furiously with their guns for traffic to keep back on an overpass in central Baghdad.
  • A black car with three young men in it did not stop in time and a soldier fired several shots from his machine gun into its engine.
  • The driver and his friends were not hit, but many Iraqis do not survive casual encounters with US soldiers.
  • It is very easy to be accidentally killed in Iraq.
Every Iraqi has stories of friends or relatives killed by US troops for no adequate reason. Often they do not know if they were shot by regular soldiers or by members of western security companies whose burly employees, usually ex-soldiers, are everywhere in Iraq.
It was obvious to many American officers from an early stage in the conflict that the Pentagon's claim that it did not count civilian casualties was seen by many Iraqis as proof that the US did not care about how many of them were killed.

The failure to take Iraqi civilian dead into account was particularly foolish in a culture where relatives of the slain are obligated by custom to seek revenge.

US soldiers treat everybody as a potential suicide bomber, and for what they are doing in Iraq under the direct orders of their now re-elected President George Bush, deservedly so.
  • But, If they are right they have saved their lives
  • and
  • if they are wrong they face no penalty. Remember Abu Ghraib? The goons under the lunatic Donald Rumsfeld have "cleared" all officers of Abu Ghraib from wrong-doing in a white-wash of a report.
"We should end the immunity of US soldiers here," says Dr Mahmoud Othman, a veteran Kurdish politician who argues that the failure to prosecute American soldiers who have killed civilians is one of the reasons why the occupation became so unpopular so fast. He admits, however, that this is extremely unlikely to happen given the US attitude to any sanctions against its own forces.

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Al Qaida & Other Groups In Unusual Show Of Cooperation Target Attacks On Occupying Forces Across Ira


By Sanjay Sharma, Section News
Posted on Thu Apr 14, 2005 at 07:17:11 PM EST

911 Final Report - Suicide Bombers Target In Baghdad Again
Smoke rises above the scene of dual explosions Thursday near an Iraqi police headquarters in Baghdad. (Muhannad Fala'ah / Getty Images.)

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Two car bombs ripped through a crowded street Thursday in front of an Interior Ministry office in central Baghdad, killing 18 people and wounding some three dozen others. The death toll from Thursday’s twin car bombs was the highest from an explosion since March 10, when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a Shiite mosque during a funeral. The force of the attack threw people to the ground, and thick, black smoke billowed over the city.

  • Abdullah Hussein Zamel was cleaning tables at a local restaurant near the heavily fortified Green Zone (The Green Zone is where the Occupying American Forces have established their bases) when the blast shattered the windows. “I went outside and saw dead and injured people,” he said. “After that, I heard police open heavy fire on a second car.”
  • Interior Ministry official, Capt. Ahmed Ismael, said the first two blasts killed 18 and wounded 36. One government worker said five garbage collectors he was supervising were among the dead.
Al-Qaida in Iraq said it carried out the country’s bloodiest explosion in a little over a month, detailing the third straight day of large attacks claimed by the terror group. In a statement posted on the Internet, al-Qaida in Iraq, headed by Jordanian militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, said Thursday’s bombings targeted a patrol outside the office of Interior Minister Falah al-Naqib, who is in charge of the nation’s police. The claim couldn’t be independently verified.
  • Militant group Ansar al-Sunnah claimed responsibility for a recent attack, saying in an Internet posting that its “knights of Islam” attacked “renegade policemen doing their morning training.” Ansar al-Sunnah also said it had teamed up with Zarqawi’s al-Qaida in Iraq for an attack earlier this week in Kirkuk — an unusual mention of cooperation among Iraq’s disparate and sometimes competing militant groups.
  1. On Tuesday, the group said it was responsible for bloody clashes with U.S. soldiers in the Syrian border town of Qaim, and on Wednesday it claimed an attack on a U.S. convoy that killed five Iraqis and injured four U.S. contract workers on Baghdad’s infamous airport road. None of the claims could be verified.
  2. In Mahawil, 50 miles south of Baghdad, a suicide bomber blew himself up near an Iraqi police checkpoint, killing four policemen and wounding six others, the Polish-led military force said in a statement.
  3. There were other bloody battles Thursday across the country, mostly targeting Iraqi security forces being groomed to eventually take over form U.S. troops.
  4. Seven gunmen riding in two vehicles fired on the police station just south of Kirkuk shortly after dawn, killing five police officers and one civilian, police Brig. Sarhat Qadir said.

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Iraqi Resistance Captures An American Businessman Near Baghdad - No Word Yet On His Execution


By Sanjay Sharma, Section News
Posted on Wed Apr 13, 2005 at 04:42:49 PM EST

911finalreport - American Ake captured by Iraqi Resistance
Al-Jazeera broadcast a video Wednesday showing an American, identified by the U.S. Embassy as Jeffrey Ake, a contractor taken hostage in Baghdad.

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Al-Jazeera television broadcast a video Wednesday showing an American who had been kidnapped two days before. The U.S. Embassy said the man on the video appeared to be Jeffrey Ake, a contract worker who was kidnapped Monday while working on a water treatment plant near Baghdad.

Al-Jazeera didn't broadcast the tape's audio, but said the hostage asked the U.S. government to start a dialogue with the Iraqi resistance. It also said the man asked the U.S. government to begin withdrawing from Iraq and to save his life.

The tape showed a man sitting behind a wooden desk as three men pointed their guns toward him. He was holding what looked like a passport and a photo that appeared to show his wife and their three children.

Ake’s family and his company inthe US were following the FBI’s advice in not commenting, police Chief David Gariepy told reporters after meeting with the family.

More than 200 foreigners have been taken captive in Iraq in the past year, and more than 30 have been killed.

Iraqi resistance has not died out as Bush and the Neocons promised. American President George Bush invaded Iraq on cooked up premises and lies. No one in the Bush administration has been punished for the killing and slaughter they conducted and are conducting in Iraq. In fact the American electorate rewarded the spectacle of blood created by George Bush by re-electing him.

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Iraq War Was Declared "Crime Of Aggression"- Attorney General Apparently Changed Mind At Last Moment


By Sanjay Sharma, Section News
Posted on Wed Mar 23, 2005 at 06:36:01 PM EST

911Final Report - Suicide Bombers
What were the reasons for this Britisher to have fallen in line on Tony Blair's quest for blood and Glory with Texan George Bush in the holy land of Iraq?

The Iraq war amounted to a "crime of aggression", the former deputy legal adviser to the United Kingdom Foreign Office, Elizabeth Wilmshurst, has said. In her resignation letter,

  • Ms Wilmshurst says military action in Iraq was "an unlawful use of force" which "amounts to the crime of aggression."
  • "Nor can I agree with such action in circumstances which are so detrimental to the international order and the rule of law," she says.

    Another significant point that emerges from the released section is that Ms Wilmshurst specifically rejects the grounds on which Lord Goldsmith said that the war was legal. He apparently changed his mind from illegality of war to it being legal just before the war was launched. The letter was requested by the BBC News Website's World Affairs correspondent Paul Reynolds under the Freedom of Information Act - but part of the letter was not revealed. The significance of the missing paragraph is that it appears to show a late change of mind by the attorney general.

    The UK under Tony Blair joined hands with George Bush to to the chagrin of the rest of the world attacked Iraq. The former deputy legal adviser made the claim before war in her resignation letter. Ms Wilmshurst resigned from her post on the eve of war because she did not believe military action in Iraq was legal.

    Also a report on Channel 4 claims it shows the attorney general Lord Goldsmith changed his mind on the legality of the war at the last moment - declaring it legal just before Mr. George Bush premptively launched the war 90 minutes before the deadline he set himself. Up until his letter to the government of 7 March, in which he supported the legality of the war, he had apparently been of the view that it was not legal. Channel 4, without giving a source for the information, quotes Ms Wilmshurst as indicating that the attorney general changed his mind at the last minute, giving approval for the war after having previously opposed it.

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    Ukraine Begins Iraq Pullout - One Less "Coalition Pardner" For The Lying Cowboy Bush' Administration


    By Sanjay Sharma, Section News
    Posted on Sat Mar 12, 2005 at 07:49:37 PM EST

    March 12, 2005 (Kiev): Ukraine withdrew 150 servicemen from Iraq today, starting a phased pullout that officials have said will be completed by October. Earlier this month, President Viktor Yushchenko and top defence officials ordered phased withdrawal of Ukraine's 1,650-strong contingent from the US coalition in Iraq. Ukraine has lost 17 soldiers in Iraq, and the deployment is deeply unpopular among people in the former Soviet republic. (Eventually the world must turn against the American occupation and the Bush Administration's Neo-Con policies, and drive out the Americans from the Holy Land - by covert or overt force in a cycle of endless death, just like the one the Americans have unleashed on the Iraqis, and consequently the rest of the world.)

    A company that was based near As Suwayrah left Iraq and is expected to return to Ukraine by Tuesday, the Defence Ministry said.

    Ukraine strongly opposed the US-led war, but later agreed to send a large contingent to serve under Polish command in central and southern Iraq. The move was widely seen as an effort by former President Leonid Kuchma to repair relations with Washington, frayed by allegations that he had approved the sale of radar systems and other military equipment to Saddam Hussein's regime in violation of UN sanctions.

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    Osama Bin Laden Instructs al Qaeda's Emir In Iraq, al-Zarqawi, Attack American Targets Outside Iraq


    By Sanjay Sharma, Section News
    Posted on Mon Feb 28, 2005 at 07:33:17 PM EST

    911 Final Report - Osama To Zarqawi
    Osama tells Zarqawi to expand the successful rebellion against the American Occupation in occupied holy land of Iraq, to the George Bush targets outside Iraq.

    WASHINGTON - The United States has intercepted a message believed to be from fugitive al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, instructing the leader of the Iraqi insurgency to expand his operations and begin attacking U.S. targets outside Iraq, intelligence officials told NBC News on Monday.

    Al-Zarqawi, the Emir of al Qaeda in Iraq, is a leading figure among Islamic insurgents who are waging a deadly campaign against U.S.-led Occupation forces in Iraq. The original explanations by the George Bush administration for invading Iraq have proven to be fabrications and lies. The US occupiers and occupation forces in Iraq are intensly hated for obvious reasons, and are now the rallying point for all Islamic forces world-wide.

    US Homeland Security spokesman Brian Roehrkasse confirmed Monday that the department had sent out a classified intelligence bulletin to state homeland security advisers over the weekend to give details of “recent credible but nonspecific” threat information. “This nonspecific information reiterates al-Qaida’s desire to potentially target the homeland,” Roehrkasse said.

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    India's Ex-Army Chief Gen VP Malik's Leadership & Judgement During Kargil War Questionable & Dubious


    By Sanjay Sharma, Section News
    Posted on Fri Feb 25, 2005 at 06:08:14 PM EST

    Former Air Marshal Vinod Patney who participated in the 1999 Kargil conflict has raised questions over the attitude of top army officials, including the then army Chief Gen VP Malik, towards the Pakistani action. He has asserted, as have many people, that Gen VP Malik failed to recognize the seriousness of the situation, and he was severely lacking in intelligence about the incursions. Frontline Magazine has more details.
    • He also said that there was hesitation to recognise the seriousness of the problem and sought to question the attitude of the then army chief. "The fact is there was a degree of hesitancy within the system. Apparently, there was inadequate information and some hesitancy to recognise that there was a serious problem," the then chief of Western Air Command said.
    • Asked whether the absence of the chief of defence staff had in any way affected India's reaction, he said it could be no excuse for being indecisive. "But is the absence of a CDS an excuse for inefficiency?" he asked. "As far as Gen Malik is concerned, did he elect to stay back (in Poland) even after being told that the situation in Kargil was serious?" Vinod Patney said.
    Disagreeing that possession of nuclear weapons by Pakistan delayed India's response to the Kargil aggression, a top-ranking former Air Force officer has alleged there was indecision on the part of the government. "To my mind the threat of a nuclear war was a bogey. The value of a deterrent is lost when you shout from the rooftops that you will use nuclear weapons," he said.

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    Top Iraqi Rebel Leaders Fighting The Occupation Forces Prove Elusive In Their Holy Land


    By Sanjay Sharma, Section News
    Posted on Tue Feb 15, 2005 at 01:16:37 AM EST

    Intensified military raids in Iraq over the past few months have significantly battered the ranks of mid-level insurgents but have scored few gains against the 30 or so most wanted rebels, according to senior U.S. military officers here.
    • "Are we having success rolling up some of the top-tier leaders? Not at this time," said Brig. Gen. John DeFreitas, the highest-ranking Army intelligence officer in Iraq. "But we're successfully working the second- and third-tier leaders to put pressure on the top tier."
    • The operations by the Occupation forces killed several thousand suspected insurgents, and swelled the number of detainees to more than 8,000, according to U.S. figures. This is the score of the "football" match.
    As much as a third of this group is thought to move in and out of Iraq with some frequency, the officers said. Many have eluded U.S. and Iraqi forces by a combination of moving constantly, avoiding use of telephones and receiving protection from family or tribal connections.

    Further, after a lull in the days after the Jan. 30 election, insurgents have resumed bombings, suicide attacks and assassinations, an increasing share of them directed against Iraqi civilians and security forces.

    • There are now an average of about 60 attacks each day, close to the rate before the election, according to U.S. military tallies, and most remain concentrated in Sunni Muslim-populated provinces of central and northwestern Iraq.
    From msnbc.com - February 14, 2005 - By Bradley Graham
    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6970538/

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