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Ｗポストはロンドンに集まる「イスラム過激派」特集！？イエロー・ペーパーの伝統は生き生きと！
Ｅ−ｍａｉｌで送ってきた７月１０日付のワシントン・ポストを覗きますと、いきなり『イスラム過激派たちがロンドンに隠れ家を見つけた』との見出しが目を引きました。「靴爆弾」のRichard Reidや「ハイジャック教官」Zacarias Moussaouiが心酔していたと言われるエジプト生まれのイスラム僧Abu Hamza Masriの話から始まって、「いかに「欧米の市民社会にとって危険なイスラム教徒たちがロンドンに集まっているのか」を強調する形で書かれています。
記事中では彼らと今回の７・７事変との直接の関係は書かれていませんが、まあ、読む人間に大量集団洗脳を施すのには十分でしょう。
さすがはユダヤ資本で動かされる大新聞だけある！ 大量集団洗脳には１００年の年期が入っている。彼らは戦争というものの本質を十分に自覚して、その役割を果たしている。
以下には本文の主要部分だけを貼り付けておきます。（これはe-mail配信記事ですから下のＵｒｌには入れないかもしれません。簡単な手続きでe-mail配信を受けることはできますが、その代わり毎日送ってきます。）
In London, Islamic Radicals Found a Haven
By Steve Coll and Susan B. Glasser
Washington Post Foreign Service
Sunday, July 10, 2005; Page A01
LONDON, July 9 -- On the morning after bombs ripped through the London Underground and crumpled a double-decker bus, four security guards escorted a one-eyed, Egyptian-born cleric, his arms amputated below the elbows from Afghan war injuries, onto the elevated dock of Courtroom No. 1 in Old Bailey, the capital's principal criminal court.
Abu Hamza Masri, for years a blood-curdling preacher at a North London mosque allegedly visited by shoe bomber Richard Reid and hijacker trainee Zacarias Moussaoui, listened silently Friday as his lawyer argued about his indictment last January on nine counts of incitement to murder for speeches that allegedly promoted mass violence against non-Muslims. In one speech cited in a British documentary film, Masri urged followers to get an infidel "and crush his head in your arms, so you can wring his throat. Forget wasting a bullet, cut them in half!"
Masri's case is just one of several dozen that describe the venom, sprawling shape and deep history of al Qaeda and related extremist groups in London. Osama bin Laden opened a political and media office here as far back as 1994; it closed four years later when his local lieutenant, Khalid Fawwaz, was arrested for aiding al Qaeda's attack on two U.S. embassies in Africa.
As bin Laden's ideology of making war on the West spread in the years before Sept. 11, 2001, London became "the Star Wars bar scene" for Islamic radicals, as former White House counterterrorism official Steven Simon called it, attracting a polyglot group of intellectuals, preachers, financiers, arms traders, technology specialists, forgers, travel organizers and foot soldiers.
Today, al Qaeda and its offshoots retain broader connections to London than to any other city in Europe, according to evidence from terrorist prosecutions. Evidence shows at least a supporting connection to London groups or individuals in many of the al Qaeda-related attacks of the past seven years. Among them are the 1998 U.S. Embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania; the assassination of Afghan militia leader Ahmed Shah Massoud on Sept. 9, 2001; outer rings of the Sept. 11 conspiracy, involving Moussaoui and the surveillance of financial targets in Washington and New York; Reid's attempted shoe bomb attack in December 2001; and the murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in 2002.
The evidence in these and other cases describes al Qaeda connections here as remarkably diverse, ranging from the core organization's early formation through its phase of elaborately planned global strikes between 1999 and 2001, to its more recent period of diffuse franchises and younger volunteers to an attack this week that authorities here said bears al Qaeda's stamp. In the 1980s and 1990s, between 300 and 600 British citizens passed through Afghan training camps, officials here have acknowledged. Today, several recent cases suggest the seeding of a new generation of British residents who traveled as volunteers to fight with the insurgency in Iraq.
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