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（写真はアブ・ダーダーことイマッド・エッディン・バラカット・ヤルカス氏）
【９・１１の嘘デタラメがまた一つ剥げ落ちた！】スペイン最高裁、アブ・ダーダーの９・１１容疑を完全否定！
６月１日付で、スペインの新聞ABC、および米国のａｂｃが報道した事実です。「９・１１事件の最高責任者の一人」として訴えられていたアブ・ダーダー（Abu Dahdah）ことイマッド・エッディン・バラカット・ヤルカス（Imad Eddin Barakat Yarkas）被告に対して、スペイン最高裁は９・１１に関する容疑を完全に否定しました。
（参照）
http://asyura2.com/0601/war79/msg/1069.html
『アルカイダ９・１１最終会議』は存在しなかった！（スペイン検察庁が認めダーダーの減刑を要求！：エル・ムンド）
まるで昨日のことのように思い出します。４年前の今頃のことです。
テレビで毎日のように、２００１年７月１６日、バルセロナに程近い地中海岸の都市タラゴナ（Tarragona）で、『ＷＴＣ特攻隊』モハメッド・アッタ（Mohamed Atta）およびラムジ・ビン・アル-シャイバー（Ramzi bin al-Shaibah）と、この「スペイン・アルカイダ支部長」ダーダー、「同幹部」ドゥリス・チェブリ（DRISS CHEBLI）、および「欧州アル・カイダ軍事長官」アメル・アジジ（Amer Azizi）が会合を開き、『９・１１アタックの最終打ち合わせを行った』と、俳優を使った再現シーンまで活用して、まことしやかに放映していたことを！
全てが嘘デタラメでした！ 分かりきっていたことだけど！
裁判ではダーダーとチェブリに７万年を越すムチャクチャな懲役刑を求刑していたスペイン最高検察庁と、ダーダーだけに９・１１に関してわずか１５年だけを科刑した最高裁判所が、そろいもそろって、「全ては間違いでした」と白状したわけです。
ヤツラも始めから分かっていたのだ！ 自分たちが嘘デタラメをやって世界をたぶらかしていることを！！
２００１年１１月、「ナツメヤシ作戦」と銘打って、「アルカイダ」を逮捕しまくったのは「現代の異端審問官」バルタサル・ガルソンという最高裁判事です。
なお、ダーダー（ヤルカス）は、「スペインのアルカイダ支部の責任者だった」ということで科された１２年の刑をそのまま残しています。しかしその「スペイン・アルカイダ」が具体的に何をしたのか、は一切問われていません。要するに「アルカイダにいたから１２年の刑」という、･･･、こんなのって、法哲学の上ではどう説明できるんですかねぇ。法学部出身の人がいたら、ぜひ教えてください。先日の米国での「供述のみで一切の証拠が無い無期懲役」にしても、･･･、法って一体何なのでしょうか？
以下に、米国ａｂｃニュースが報道した記事内容を貼り付けておきます。
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http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory?id=2028901
Spanish Court Throws Out 9/11 Conviction
Spain's Top Court Overturns Suspect's 9/11-Related Conviction; Prosecutors Acknowledged Weak Case
By MARIA JESUS PRADES
【下はイマッド・ヤルカス（アブ・ダーダー）氏の写真の説明です。】
Accused cell leader Imad Yarkas, center, looks on in the National Court in Madrid in this Sept 26, 2005 file photo. Spain's Supreme Court on Thursday, June 1, 2006, overturned the al-Qaida suspect's conviction for conspiracy to commit murder in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, weeks after prosecutors acknowledged the case against him was weak. The high court threw out a 15-year sentence against Syrian-born Imad Yarkas for conspiracy to commit murder in the airliner attacks in the United States, but upheld a 12-year sentence he received for belonging to a terror organization. (AP Photo/Juanjo Martin, Pool)
【本文はここから】
MADRID, Spain Jun 1, 2006 (AP)— Spain's Supreme Court on Thursday threw out an al-Qaida suspect's conviction for conspiracy to commit murder in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, weeks after prosecutors acknowledged the evidence against him was weak.
The court upheld a separate conviction against Syrian-born Spaniard Imad Yarkas for belonging to a terrorist organization.
Before the ruling, Yarkas had been the only person in the world with a standing conviction over the Sept. 11 attacks after a trial. Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person charged in the United States, pleaded guilty in April 2004 and was sentenced to life in prison in May. He did not stand trial. A Moroccan convicted in Germany in 2003 was later acquitted on appeal.
The Supreme Court also confirmed the acquittal of three other suspects accused of belonging to or collaborating with al-Qaida. Moroccans Driss Chebli, Sadik Merizak and Abdelaziz Benyaich had already been released in April at the request of prosecutors.
The court announced only its verdicts in the Yarkas appeal and the other cases, not its grounds for the decisions. The explanation is expected to be released in a few days, court officials said.
Yarkas is alleged to have founded and led an al-Qaida cell in Spain, which investigators say was a key staging ground for the attacks along with Germany. He was one of 18 people found guilty of terrorism charges in a trial that ended in September 2005.
Yarkas was sentenced to 15 years for conspiracy to commit murder in the Sept. 11 attacks and 12 years for belonging to a terrorist organization. He was the only person at the Spanish trial convicted specifically of Sept. 11 involvement. Chebli and one other man facing charges of planning Sept. 11 were acquitted.
Yarkas appealed his convictions. In April, a new set of prosecutors different from the ones at the first trial asked the Supreme Court to overturn his conviction in the U.S. attacks, citing a lack of evidence.
A three-judge panel of a lower court that returned the initial ruling against Yarkas in September said he was innocent of a more serious charge of being accomplice to mass murder. But it found him guilty of "conspiracy with the suicide terrorist" Mohamed Atta, the lead hijacker, and other members of the Hamburg, Germany-based cell that staged the Sept. 11 attacks.
The sentence said Yarkas "knew of the sinister plans" for Sept. 11 and "assumed them as his own, receiving regular updates on the preparations that preceded the attacks."
However in April, prosecutor Fernando Sequeros said that while Yarkas was an "evil" man who embraced al-Qaida's ideas, there was no firm evidence he took part in Sept. 11 planning.
He said the proof presented against Yarkas at the trial his phone number was found in an address book located at Atta's Hamburg apartment, and Yarkas was once wiretapped while talking to a man who spoke about aviation classes was "inconsistent, almost nonexistent."
Sequeros said it might be argued that Yarkas knew of plans for Sept. 11.
"That is one thing," the prosecutor said. "But it is another thing altogether to say he planned it and assumed the conspiracy as his own."
Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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