02. 2012年1月22日 16:37:57
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自由シリア軍がフランス人記者を殺した ル・フィガロ紙
2012/01/22 09:32[下へ]
（1つ目）表題の記事。（2つ目）殺された記者は、フランス情報部のスパイで、先に誘拐されたイラン人技術者の誘拐犯と接触するため、シリアに記者資格で入国し、取材班を案内するシリア情報省のコーディネートを無視し、勝手に動き回った。 イラン人技術者の釈放交渉の前提として、イラン政府は彼らの安否確認を舞台裏の交渉で求めていたが、その証拠写真は、なんとフランスのパリマッチ誌に掲載された。つまり、誘拐犯とフランスは直接つながっている。 死亡した記者は、この取材班に加わる前の12月初め、シリアの第4師団への取材を申し込んだ。シリアに攻撃を仕掛けている国のジャーナリストが、攻撃を取り締まる部隊と行動を共にしたいと面と向かって申し込む面の皮の厚さに、シリア側は驚愕した（笑）。
Jacquier aurait été victime d'une bavure des insurgés
Jacquier was the victim of a smear insurgents
By Georges Malbrunot
Updated 20/01/2012 at 20:09 | posted on 20/01/2012 at 18:54 Comments (145)
http://www.lefigaro.fr/international/2012/01/20/01003-20120120ARTFIG00667-jacquier-aurait-ete-victime-d-une-bavure-des-insurges.php
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"We know that there was a blunder committed by the Free Syrian Army," said Le Figaro an official of the Arab League, confirming the words of a leader of an organization of human rights. Hours after the attack that killed Gilles Jacquier in Homs, Wednesday, January 11, an officer of an organization of human rights of the city appointed a head of the Syrian opposition in France that He was "a big stupidity" committed by opponents of Bashar al-Assad. "On the phone, my friend, I know for many years, told me in Arabic that it was a" djahachaneh ", that is to say a big blunder on the part of opponents," we said the top opposition leader. For the latter, the speaker knew who was behind the mortar shell that killed instantly journalist of France 2, who was visiting that day in Homs, the epicenter of the revolution against the power of Assad. "Shortly after the attack, we knew pretty quickly in some quarters of Homs, who fired," added the source. Immediately after, and opponents to Syria accused each other of being responsible for the death of Gilles Jacquier. The opposition leader confided the day after the attack. But we had to have other elements before Le Figaro do not condition. The same day, Thursday, January 12, our source transmitted the contents of his conversation with the correspondent of Homs to Nabil al-Arabi, the Secretary General of the Arab League. As part of a plan to end the crisis, the pan-Arab organization had observers on the ground in Homs. "We have sought so that the whole truth about this matter," one diplomat told us this Wednesday at the Quai d'Orsay. The rebels' pushed to fault " In the field, the research of Arab observers seem to have progressed quite quickly. Friday, an official of the Arab League told the BBC that "we now know that there was a blunder committed by the Free Syrian Army (which killed Gilles Jacquier, Ed). The ASL has been pushed to the fault by the militia pro-Assad, who defied his men for several days. The deserters wanted to give them a lesson and scare them. We know that the shots came from Bab Sbah "a bastion of the opposition, which faces that of Nouzha, populated by Alawites pro-Bashar, was killed when Jacquier. For security reasons, the head of the organization of human rights in Homs and its corresponding opposition in France asked to remain anonymous. But it is ready to testify before a commission of inquiry. "I am an independent judge is appointed, he said. Even if it is against us, the truth must be. "He says to have received in recent days, some phone calls from Homs, confirming the thesis of the burr free by the Syrian army. These revelations contradict the hypothesis of a manipulation by the Syrian government, fueled by the testimony of several journalists alongside Gilles Jacquier at the time of the attack. They were state of "disturbing elements" as the abrupt departure of the military in charge of supervision at the time of first shelling. For them, the regime wanted to discredit his opponents by showing the world that journalists were targeted by "armed gangs". Gilles Jacquier, 43, was in Homs with several journalists, Swiss, Belgian and Lebanese. Their stay was organized by Sister Mary Agnes, a Lebanese nun installed near Homs. Many Syrians also died that day in the neighborhoods of Nouzha and Akrimi, hit by several bullets in the space of half an hour, shortly after 15 hours. "For me, these shots were from Bab Sbah" also ensured Thursday night on France 2 Lebanese photographer Joseph Eid, AFP, who was in the group of journalists. According to members of the opposition, the Syrian army deserters have free mortars. "This type of weapon is too imprecise for a mission targeted liquidation", told us several French generals.
Gilles Jacquier: The follow up (Sister Agnes-Mariam's full interview)
Saturday, 21 January 2012
http://lizzie-phelan.blogspot.com/2012/01/gilles-jacquier-follow-up-sister-agnes.html
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Following the attack on Homs that killed eight Syrian civilians and France 2 journalist Gilles Jacquier, the west's mainstream media for the most part parroted the accusations of the Syrian opposition that the attack was perpetrated by the Syrian Army. But today anti-Asad, pro-war French newspaper, Le Figaro, has quoted Syrian opposition figues laying the blame for the attack with the so-called "Free Syrian Army" (FSA). The quoted officials have called the killing of Jacquiers a "terrible blunder", but no remorse has been shown for the murder of eight civilians in Akrama, an area well known for its support for Syrian President Bashar al-Asad. Some senior FSA officials continue to blame the Syrian government, saying they do not have the kind of weapons used in the attack, but he Fench Ambassador swiftly whisked away Jacquier's body from the hospital in Homs, peventing Syrian doctors from carrying out a post-mortem, which would have given the public more evidence as to whom was responsible fo the attack. Moreover, Arab League officials who are by no means allies of the Syrian government having suspended its membership to the league amongst othe hostile acts, have also held the FSA responsible. This admission is extraordinary because it is highly damaging for the FSA - one can only speculate as to why it has come now, is it a sloppy damage limitation exercise? There are many question marks surrounding the death of Jacquier and indeed just Jacquier himself and the delegation of foreign journalists that entered Syria at that time. I am not going to make any of my own conclusions, although of course I have my opinions, I am simply going to present all of the things I know. The testimony of some sources such as Sister Agnes-Mariam (below), as well as some others, indicates that perhaps Jacquier had contact with the groups from the so-called “Free Syrian Army” who captured five Iranian engineers on December 20. Prior to Jacquier’s visit, his channel sent a letter to the Syrian Ministry of Defence and Ministry of information, requesting that Jacquier be embedded with the Syrian Army’s most key batallions, including that of President Bashar al-Asad’s brother, Maher al-Asad. THE FULL LETTER CAN BE VIEWED HERE The request was immediately rejected by the Syrian Government. At the very least, the French media, in tow with its government has been at the forefront of demonising the legitimate Syrian Army. Jacquier however did produce a report some months previously that lent credence to the Syrian government’s insistence that its army is coming under attack by armed gangs. However, once his chance to be embedded with the military had been blown out of the water, he had less to lose and I witnessed myself how he was no longer concerned with winning browning points with the Syrian government. At a press conference on January 9th in the Dedeman Hotel, Damascus, where we were both present, Jacquier seized the opportunity to criticise the Syrian government, accusing it of having no evidence for its insistence that there was a media war against the country, and condemning it for not allowing journalists in the country earlier. （以下長いので割愛） http://m.webry.info/at/hibikan/201201/article_336.htm;jsessionid=BE84B5A012CD32FB895368ED3FD874D7..32790bblog?i=&p=&c=m&guid=on |
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