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(回答先: Re: [Guardian] 投稿者 F 日時 2003 年 4 月 15 日 03:09:30)
１３日に、「解放」されたバグダッドで、その「解放軍」にたいする抗議行動があったと、アルジャジーラが伝えているね。その記事を、ここに転載しておこう。これで、果たして「解放軍」だと言い張れるかどうか、大いに疑問になるだろうしね。
バスラでは、イギリス軍とイラク警察が協力していると言う記事が、ここであっしらの転載した記事にあるね。そのバスラでも、多くの市民が、占領軍を「悪党」と見なしているとある。「解放軍」では無いとね。「略奪者どもは、イラクを破壊したい奴らが持ち込んだスパイだ」と、ある市民は言っている。それは、一面の真理みたいだがね。
イラクに混乱を持ち込む事は、イラク「革命」を惹起する事とは、次元が違うね。しかし、侵略軍の中枢をなすアメリカ人には、すでにその差を認識する事さえ出来ないみたいでね。「自由イコール社会の混乱」だと、国防長官が自分で認めるような発言をしているしね。もともと、道義的優位性の失われた侵略軍だから、この後「解放軍」になる事は、もはや不可能だと言うべきだろうね。
ちなみに、関心のある読者は、イラク情勢についても特別に情報提供をしている、カナダの「グローバルサーチ」サイトを、定期的にひもとく事を勧めたいね。これは、９１１に関する情報を掲載した事でも知られたサイトだね。
このアルジャジーラ記事も、そこに、リンク先が掲示されている。アルジャジーラサイトは、攻撃されているらしいから、このカナダサイトを「窓」としても損は無いね。記者たちを殺されたばかりのロイターを含め、国際メディア自体が、侵略軍側の欺瞞情報の渦に、陥っているみたいだからね。
「Anti-US protest in Baghdad」
http://english.aljazeera.net/topics/article.asp?cu_no=1&item_no=2529&version=1&template_id=277&parent_id=258
A noisy crowd of Iraqis gathered around Baghdad’s Palestine Hotel and raised anti-American slogans on Sunday, signaling that the popular mood in the besieged capital was fast turning against the US troops.Fed up with the anarchy and looting as also the breakdown of essential services ever since the start of the war, the protestors yelled that the US troops were doing nothing to help restore normal life in the city.
A young Iraqi girl asks for food at an American checkpoint
“They are guarding oil facilities, but have not done anything as yet to restore essential services like power and water, “ alleged Ali Zuhair. Another of the protestors said that the “Americans were interested only in oil.”Stung by the pitch of the protests, US soldiers quickly set up barricades round the hotel to keep the protestors at bay.But the US soldiers could do little to silence the protestors. They shouted slogans in praise of Iraq and warned against any attempt to thrust upon the Iraqis a military of a “foreign” government.“Iraq, you are our beloved country and your sun will never set,” they chanted.As everyone in the crowd expressed their collective dismay over the anarchy, one university teacher said he had witnessed some US soldiers encouraging the looters to plunder a university.“I saw for myself how the US troops goaded Iraqis to loot and burn the University of Technology,” claimed the professor Shakir Aziz.Elsewhere too, Iraqis both inside and outside of Baghdad poured scorn over the US and British troops for having done precious little to prevent the country from spiraling into lawlessness.The dean of Basra university, Abdul Jabar al-Khalifa was gripped with rage as he surveyed the charred remains of what once used to be his office. “Is this freedom of Iraq or the freedom of thieves,” he questioned.Southern Iraq’s prestigious university has suffered terrible losses in the anarchy that followed the war. Looters over ran it and computers, air conditioning units and furniture were carried away before the mobs set large parts of the campus on fire.The disconsolate University dean was convinced that the British were to be blamed. “They didn’t do anything to stop the looters. I hold them therefore responsible,” he said.Other Basra residents were equally bitter of the British troops. “They did not make any effort for the first few days. They did not move until too late,” alleged Al-Habib, a US-returned academic.As in Basra, many in Baghdad have begun to eye the foreign troops more as villains than “liberators.”“The last few days have been worse than all my days under Saddam,” insisted Ahmed al-Khatib, an elderly resident.Many also suspected sinister designs behind the lawlessness. In between patrolling his neighborhood of Al Mansura against looters, Ahmed Aziz al-Hadithi alleged that “the looters were spies bought off by those who wanted to destroy Iraq.”“One day or another, honest Iraqis are going to force out the Americans, not for the sake of Saddam Hussein, but for the sake of Iraq,” Hadithi said. --- Al Jazeera with agency inputs
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