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チェスのフィッシャーさん、アイスランドへ『小泉とブッシュは戦争犯罪者、死刑に』
チェス競技の元世界チャンピオン、ボビー・フィッシャーさんが、日本の入管の収容施設を出所し、成田からアイスランドへ向かった。
フィッシャーさんは「これは逮捕などではない。小泉とブッシュがでっち上げた拉致だ」。「小泉とブッシュは戦争犯罪者だ。したがって絞首刑にすべきだ」と語り、 また、日本政府を『チンピラども』、米国を『ユダヤに支配されている』と非難した。
"This was not an arrest," said Fisher. "It was a kidnapping cooked up by [U.S. President George W.]Bush and [Japanese President Junichiro] Koizumi."
"They are war criminals and should be hung." called Japan's government "gangsters" and said the U.S. was "Jew-controlled."
フィッシャーさんはアイスランド政府から市民権を与えられ、日本人の妻と共にアイスランドへ無事飛び立った。
※米国籍のフィッシャーさんは、米の不当な経済制裁下にあったユーゴスラビア（当時）で、チェスの国際競技に参加、米から事実上の国外追放処分を受けていた。
《英語》
http://www.cbc.ca/story/world/national/2005/03/24/fischer-japan050324.html
Bobby Fischer leaves Japan detention centre
Last Updated Thu, 24 Mar 2005 09:36:44 EST
CBC News
NARITA, JAPAN - Accusing Japan and the United States of "kidnapping" him, chess legend Bobby Fischer left a Japanese detention centre Thursday to board a flight to Iceland.
Fischer, now with a long white beard, had been held in Japan since July 13. The 62-year-old chess whiz is fighting a deportation order to the United States for allegedly violating sanctions imposed on the former Yugoslavia by playing a chess match there in 1992.
However, last week Iceland granted him citizenship.
As he left the detention centre, Fischer took a few parting shots at the U.S. and Japan.
"This was not an arrest," said Fisher. "It was a kidnapping cooked up by [U.S. President George W.]Bush and [Japanese President Junichiro] Koizumi."
"They are war criminals and should be hung."
In more bizarre behaviour, Fischer pretended he was going to urinate on a wall, called Japan's government "gangsters" and said the U.S. was "Jew-controlled."
Fischer was accompanied out of the centre by his fiancée, Miyoko Watai, the head of Japan's chess association and Iceland's ambassador to Japan.
Moving to Iceland likely won't end U.S. extradition attempts, as the country has an extradition treaty with the U.S.
However, last week Iceland granted him citizenship.
As he left the detention centre, Fischer took a few parting shots at the U.S. and Japan.
"This was not an arrest," said Fisher. "It was a kidnapping cooked up by [U.S. President George W.]Bush and [Japanese President Junichiro] Koizumi."
"They are war criminals and should be hung."
In more bizarre behaviour, Fischer pretended he was going to urinate on a wall, called Japan's government "gangsters" and said the U.S. was "Jew-controlled."
Fischer was accompanied out of the centre by his fiancée, Miyoko Watai, the head of Japan's chess association and Iceland's ambassador to Japan.
Moving to Iceland likely won't end U.S. extradition attempts, as the country has an extradition treaty with the U.S.
http://www.cbc.ca/gfx/pix/fischer_cp_7337697.jpg
Bobby Fischer waves at New Tokyo International Airport in Narita. (AP Photo/Katsumi Kasahara)
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