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(回答先: 【田中宇の国際ニュース解説 09/4/14】テロ戦争の終わり （貿易センタービル倒壊は爆破だった／自作自演性） 投稿者 passenger 日時 2009 年 4 月 14 日 03:46:48)
あの慎重居士の田中宇さんが、ここまではっきりと言い切るということは、先日のジョーンズ達がコペンハーゲン大学の協力を得て一般論文誌に発表した研究論文がよっぽど重大な意味を持っていると確信したわけでしょうね。
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http://www.asyura2.com/09/wara8/msg/169.html
ＷＴＣ解体：軍用ナノ・サーマイト（スーパー・サーマイト）使用を決定付ける論文
（ただし、この中の訳に一部ミスあり。コペンハーゲン大学の先生はNiels H. Harritだけで、Jeffrey FarrerとDaniel Farnsworthはブリガムヤング大学の物理学教授。）
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次のまっぴらさんのご投稿にあるビデオで、
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http://www.asyura2.com/09/wara8/msg/264.html
コペンハーゲン大学のナノ化学者、TVでWTCナノサーマイト論文について語る（英語字幕付き）
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Niels H. Harrit先生が最後にこんなことを言っています。「陰謀論と呼んでよいものは、１９人のハイジャッカーが事件を起こしたというものだけだ」。もちろん以前には「サダム･フセインが９・１１の黒幕である」などというトンデモ陰謀論もありました。これはいつの間にか消え失せましたが。
ところでこのオバマの発言は･･･、（情報源のタイムズ記事は下に貼り付けます。）
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またオバマは、大統領就任の直前に「もはやアルカイダは逃げ回っているだ
けの弱体化した組織なので、オサマ・ビンラディンを殺したり捕まえたりする
ことを最重要の目標にしておく必要はない」と表明している。
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これは今年の１月１５日のニュースです。大統領選の時にはブッシュと同じ「生きていようが死んでいようが」をぶち上げていたようですが、大統領が確定してからは急にニュアンスを変えてしまったようですね。もしオバマが本気でビンラディンとアルカイダが９・１１の犯人だと考えているのなら、あの３０００人近い人間を殺した重大犯罪の犯人を捕まえることが「was no longer essential」と言うのは奇妙な話になります。
もちろん「My preference obviously would be to capture or kill him」とは言っていますが、政治家の言葉というのはどこの国でも面倒なものです。いくら「obviously」と言っていても「My desire」ではなく「My preference」、「is」ではなく「would be」などとなっていますね。だいたいこういうようなニュアンスの発言をする際には「もうやる気が無い」という表明と受け取れるのではないでしょうか？
これは事実上「ビンラディンとアルカイダは９・１１の犯人とは考えていない」ことをほのめかしたと受け取ることが十分に可能でしょう。そういえばＦＢＩもいまだに指名手配するだけの「確たる証拠」を持っていないようですし。
（参照：ＦＢＩホームページ USAMA BIN LADEN）
http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/terrorists/terbinladen.htm
ところで、このオバマの発言を田中さんが引用したのは英国のタイムズ紙です。ちょっと調べてみただけですが、米国の主要新聞に同様の記事はやはり見当たらないようです。（米国じゃとても書けないか。）欧州が率先してこういった情報を発しているようですね。問題はいつ米国でこういったことが話題として取り上げられるのか、という点になるでしょう。どうせ日本の新聞と大多数の「言論人」は米国の金魚のクソですから、その後になるでしょうが。
参考までに、タイムズの記事を貼り付けておきます。
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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/article5520116.ece
From The Times
January 15, 2009
Barack Obama: it is no longer essential to kill Osama bin Laden
Barack Obama suggested last night that removing Osama bin Laden from the battlefield was no longer essential and that America's security goals could be achieved merely by keeping al-Qaeda "on the run".
"My preference obviously would be to capture or kill him," he said. "But if we have so tightened the noose that he's in a cave somewhere and can't even communicate with his operatives then we will meet our goal of protecting America."
His comments, in a CBS interview, represent a significant watering down of the "dead or alive" policy pursued by President Bush since the terror attacks of September 11, 2001. They also appear to contradict Mr Obama's own statements made in the election campaign.
As recently as October 7, in a presidential debate, Mr Obama said: "We will kill bin Laden. We will crush al-Qaeda. That has to be our biggest national security priority."
Yesterday, the President-elect adopted far less aggressive language, saying his "No 1 priority" was to protect America from further attack.
"I think that we have to so weaken [bin Laden's] infrastructure that, whether he is technically alive or not, he is so pinned down that he cannot function," he said. "And I'm confident that we can keep them on the run and ensure that they cannot train terrorists to attack our homeland."
A new audio tape thought to be from bin Laden was broadcast yesterday, taunting President Bush for leaving his successor "with a heavy inheritance" that would force Mr Obama to choose between military defeat or drowning in economic crisis.
Asked about the tape, Mr Obama confirmed that the focus of his national security priority would be Afghanistan and the border region with Pakistan, saying: "We took our eye off the ball when we invaded Iraq."
He added: "We have to put as much pressure on them as possible. I've already spoken to my National Security team about how we're going to do that."
The White House has dismissed the latest propaganda shot from al-Qaeda, saying that it reflected bin Laden's "isolation" and desperation to remain relevant at a time when his ideology and mission were being challenged.
The tape, entitled "a call for jihad to stop the aggression on Gaza," was played over a still picture of bin Laden and the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem's Old City, one of Islam's holiest sites.
Pointing to wars in Afghanistan and Iraq since the September 11, 2001, attacks, bin Laden said that al-Qaeda was prepared to fight "for seven more years, and seven more after that, then seven more...we are on the way to opening new fronts".
He urged Muslims to "join hands with the Mujahidin to continue the jihad against the enemy, to continue bleeding them", adding: "The question is, can America continue the war against us for several more decades? The reports and signs show us otherwise."
Joe Biden, the Vice President-elect, briefed Mr Obama yesterday after spending this week on a Senate fact-finding mission to Iraq and Afghanistan.
He said: "Things are going to get tougher in Afghanistan before they get better. There needs to be more resources to attend to in the situation of Afghanistan."
Dick Cheney, the Vice-President, has recently stated he still hopes to capture or kill bin Laden before leaving office. "We've got a few days left yet," he said on Friday.
Last night, however, in another round of interviews, Mr Cheney cited the containment of the terror network as an important achievement of the past seven years.
"Osama bin Laden is ― wherever he is ― he's in a deep hole. He does not have much impact on the organisation as best we can tell. The important thing was to go after the organisation, after al Qaeda," he said.
"Even if you got Osama bin Laden tomorrow, you'd still have a problem in terms of whatever residue of al-Qaeda is out there.
"The situation now obviously is that we've got to continue to be engaged in Afghanistan. It's one of the most difficult places to work in because of the territory, the geography, the terrain, but also because it's one of the poorest countries in the world."
- 【訂正：陳謝】Jeffrey FarrerとDaniel Farnsworthは教授ではありません バルセロナより愛を込めて 2009/4/14 05:55:52
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