投稿者 佐藤雅彦 日時 2001 年 10 月 29 日 19:30:07:
●表題どおりの報道が米国に現れました。
●米軍は、カーター政権当時の在イラン米国大使館員救出作戦
で大失敗していますが、そうした過去の例を出すまでもなく
今回の戦争ですでに充分に失敗を重ねている様子。
●米国とイスラエルの特殊部隊が、合同でパキスタンの核弾頭
を強奪すれば、成功しても回教圏から囂々[ごうごう]たる非難
が出るのは必死ですし、失敗してもそうした結果になる。
●米国は、回教圏の憎悪を煽りたくて、こういう行動をわざわざ
とっているのでしょうか？（藁
●サミュエル・ハンティントンの「文明の衝突」大予言を自己
成就させようというサル芝居……。オウムのサル真似をしている
ブッシュ政権はよほどのお馬鹿さんですな。(苦笑)
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http://portal.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2001/10/29/war129.xm
l&sSheet=/news/2001/10/29/ixhome.html
US special unit 'stands by to steal atomic warheads'
By Ben Fenton(Filed: 29/10/2001)
AN elite American military unit is preparing for possible incursion into
Pakistan in order to steal its nuclear weapons arsenal, it is reported
today.
The special forces unit is training with Israel's most trusted
anti-terrorist unit, and would be called into action in the event that Gen
Pervaiz Musharraf lost power in Pakistan, the New Yorker magazine said.
The CIA believes that Pakistani army officers sympathetic to the Taliban
could pose a threat to Gen Musharraf, and that some of the country's
estimated 24 nuclear warheads could be stolen by renegades within Pakistan's
intelligence service, the ISI.
Seymour Hersch, a journalist whose reporting on the post-September 11 crisis
has been broadly accurate so far, said that members of Israel's Unit 262, or
Sayeret Matkal, came to America soon after the attacks and have been
training with Pentagon special forces.
Mr Hersch quoted a "senior military officer" as confirming that intense
planning was going on for the "exfiltration" - theft - of warheads. But
there are doubts about whether the CIA - or any other intelligence agency -
knows the exact location of Pakistan's warheads, which were first tested, to
the surprise of American intelligence agencies, in 1998.
The fear that Gen Musharraf could lose control of the country and some or
all of the warheads is based on the close links between the ISI and the
Taliban. Last week, the Pakistani president dismissed such concerns.
"We have an excellent command-and-control system which we have evolved, and
there is no question of their falling into the hands of any
fundamentalists," Gen Musharraf said. Pakistan is thought to have a number
of intermediate-range missiles to carry its warheads as well as using F-16
fighter-bombers.
There are a number of possible targets for the use of these weapons by
renegades sympathetic to the Islamic extremists in Afghanistan. These
include India, itself a nuclear power, or the four American aircraft
carriers and British vessels currently cruising off Pakistan's coastline as
bases for air and commando attacks on the Taliban and al-Qa'eda.
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