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(回答先: 問題のAFP記事【日本人外交官2名がイラク援助会合に向かう途中、停車しているときに殺された】 投稿者 佐藤雅彦 日時 2003 年 12 月 05 日 00:13:53)
佐藤雅彦さん,こんにちは.
ご指摘のAFPの記事は非常に重要な内容を含んでいると思います.熟読する必要があります.
奥さんと井ノ上さんが参加することになっていたティクリットの復興支援のための会合の場所
はなんと第4歩兵師団の本部そのものだったんですね.第4歩兵師団司令官のレイモンド・
オディアーノ少将はこの会合のオープニングで「開会の辞」さえ述べています!(記者は少将
がスピーチの中でこの事件に一言も触れなかったという奇妙な事実を指摘しています.)
米軍側の事件の描写が無茶苦茶な作り話であることはあらゆる物証から万人が認めざるを
得ないところだと思います.この事件はマクドナルド報道官によって,この会合の始まる前に
まさにその場所=第4歩兵師団本部で発表されています.外務省はそれを(イラクからの連
絡によれば)「事件は午後5時頃(日本時間の午後11時)に発生した」と強弁しています.
ほとんどロジック(頭?)が崩壊していると言うしかありません.怖くなってきましたね...
実はこの会合にはもう一つ奇妙なことがあって,私の見る限り国内の報道機関はまったくそ
のことに触れていないようですが,実は(この会合には)日本側からは殺害された2人を含め
総勢11人の外交官が出席することになっていた(現地に向っていた)という事実があります.
これは翌日の外務省での記者会見できっちり公表されています.下記の共同の英文記事を
ご参照ください.人民日報(英語版)もほぼ同様の内容を報じています.
被害者を除く残りの9人の日本人外交官はどこに消えてしまったのでしょう?本当のミステリ
ーです.もし岡本補佐官がこのような構図を(あらかじめ)知っていたとすれば,到底バグダッ
ドに足を向けることはできなかっただろうというのもうなづけます.9人の生者と3人の犠牲者
と,もちろん米軍の関係者すべては(もしかするとその犯行グループも),同じ時間にティクリ
ットにいたのですよ!(たかだか人口10万の小さな町です.)このような事実関係を踏まえて
あの写真を見ると,その奇怪さはもはや封じようもないほど赤裸々に迫り来るものがあります.
あまりぺらぺらしゃべるんじゃないよ!ですか?ということはすべてご存知だったという...
愚民党さん:あなたはもう縄に紙を結び舞台をしつらえて仕込みに入るしかありませんね.
People's Daily "Two Japanese diplomats killed in Iraq identified"
http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/200311/30/eng20031130_129328.shtml
KYODO NEWS http://home.kyodo.co.jp/
(共同の記事はアーカイブにありますが,メンバーでないとアクセスできません.)
Japan to fight terrorism, Iraq policy unchanged: official
TOKYO, Nov. 30, Kyodo - (EDS: UPDATING WITH IDENTITIES OF JAPANESE DIPLOMATS KILLED)
Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi said on Sunday that there is no change in Japan's policy on reconstruction work in Iraq, making the pledge after two Japanese diplomats were ambushed and killed in northern Iraq.
''There will be no change in Japan's policy on Iraq reconstruction,'' Kawaguchi told reporters on arrival at the Foreign Ministry to oversee the events in Iraq.
Kawaguchi said Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi has been notified that the attack in Iraq, the first Japanese death toll since the start of the U.S.-led war in Iraq last March.
''Japan will continue to fight terrorism,'' Kawaguchi said.
Foreign Ministry officials, citing reports from Iraq, said the attack -- by small arms -- occurred near Tikrit, about 150 kilometers north of Baghdad, around 5 p.m. local time (11 p.m. Japan time).
The two diplomats killed were identified as Masamori Inoue, 30, a third secretary from the Japanese Embassy in Baghdad, and Katsuhiko Oku, 45, a counselor from the Japanese Embassy in London.
The two Japanese were riding in a black four-wheel drive vehicle that bears a Lebanon registration number. The driver of the car, a Middle Eastern man, was seriously injured.
In a news conference held early Sunday, ministry officials acknowledged that the two Japanese killed may be diplomats. None of the victims was identified.
Deputy Vice Foreign Minister Shinichi Kitajima said two Japanese diplomats who were scheduled to attend a meeting in Tikrit were missing.
Kitajima said the two were among 11 Japanese diplomats traveling to Tikrit for the meeting, a conference on reconstruction work in northern Iraq.
According to the Foreign Ministry, the Japanese Embassy in Baghdad was notified of the attack by the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA).
In Baghdad, the U.S.-led CPA said the vehicle was a lightly bullet-proof car and was probably a Japanese diplomatic vehicle.
The Foreign ministry set up an emergency task force headed by Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi to handle the case. Kazunori Tanaka, parliamentary secretary for foreign affairs, will be sent to Iraq, possibly later Sunday, the ministry said.
While there is little information about the assailants, the al-Qaida terrorist network has warned that Japanese nationals would be targets of attack if Japan send troops to Iraq.
The Japanese government has indicated that it plans to send about 550 ground troops to southern Iraq early next year to take part in the U.S.-led reconstruction work.
Tikrit is the ancestral hometown of deposed Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and located in the violence-torn Sunni Triangle where the anti-American sentiment remains strong.
Ensuring air safety over the triangle is becoming an urgent task for the U.S. military. A U.S. military helicopter was shot down Nov. 7 near Tikrit, killing all six soldiers on board.
Recent attacks on the U.S.-led occupation forces and the latest episode involving the two Japanese nationals are troubling news to Japan which is preparing to send its Self-Defense Forces troops to Iraq to assist in Iraq's reconstruction efforts.
Meanwhile, seven Spanish intelligence agents were killed and an eighth injured Saturday evening in an ambush south of Baghdad, the Spanish Defense Ministry said.
Spanish Defense Minister Federico Trillo said in Madrid that the agents were ambushed by attackers who deployed rocket-propelled grenades and rifles on a highway near the Iraqi capital.