Terrorysta z Bali dziekuje "peace lovers"

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Bali bomber thanks anti-war protesters
By Cindy Wockner in Denpasar
27 August 2003
THE man who helped mix the deadly one-tonne Bali nightclub bomb
Sawad, alias Sardjiyo, yesterday said he wanted to thank the Australian
people who had supported his cause during recent Australian anti-Gulf
War protests.

And fellow bomb-mixer Abdul Ghoni urged Australians against forming
friendly alliances with America.

The pronouncements of the two Bali bombing suspects came as they and
the evidence against them was handed from Bali police to prosecutors.

"I want to thank the Australian people who supported our cause when they
demonstrated against the policies of George Bush. Say thank you to all of
them," Sawad said.

Ironically, from a terrorist accused not only of the Bali bombing but of
church bombings and the bombing of an ambassador's residence in
Jakarta, Sawad claimed he had a message of peace for the world.

"For all human beings to stop now in this world, destroy all of the
destructive weapons . . . if there were no weapons then peace can be
created," he said.

Terrorism, he said, was a reciprocal action.

Terrorist cohort Ghoni had his own warning for Australians: "Be careful
about making friends with America because actually America wants to
control the world . . . all of us will be colonised so we have to be careful
about making friends with the USA . . . if they are shaken continuously,
definitely, they will be smashed."

Both men claimed to be unafraid of the death penalty, which they will very
likely face, and had no regrets about the 202 innocent lives lost in the
October 12 Bali bombings.

They are accused of coming to Bali and helping to mix the chemicals
which were turned into the car bomb which exploded outside Kuta's Sari
Club.

Sawad claimed to have learned about mixing chemicals in Pakistan.

Prosecutors are yet to decide but it is likely the two men will be charged
under Indonesia's anti-terrorism laws.

This means they face the death penalty for their role in making the bomb.

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Bali bomber thanks anti-war protesters
By Cindy Wockner in Denpasar
27 August 2003
THE man who helped mix the deadly one-tonne Bali nightclub bomb
Sawad, alias Sardjiyo, yesterday said he wanted to thank the Australian
people who had supported his cause during recent Australian anti-Gulf
War protests.

And fellow bomb-mixer Abdul Ghoni urged Australians against forming
friendly alliances with America.

The pronouncements of the two Bali bombing suspects came as they and
the evidence against them was handed from Bali police to prosecutors.

"I want to thank the Australian people who supported our cause when they
demonstrated against the policies of George Bush. Say thank you to all of
them," Sawad said.

Ironically, from a terrorist accused not only of the Bali bombing but of
church bombings and the bombing of an ambassador's residence in
Jakarta, Sawad claimed he had a message of peace for the world.

"For all human beings to stop now in this world, destroy all of the
destructive weapons . . . if there were no weapons then peace can be
created," he said.

Terrorism, he said, was a reciprocal action.

Terrorist cohort Ghoni had his own warning for Australians: "Be careful
about making friends with America because actually America wants to
control the world . . . all of us will be colonised so we have to be careful
about making friends with the USA . . . if they are shaken continuously,
definitely, they will be smashed."

Both men claimed to be unafraid of the death penalty, which they will very
likely face, and had no regrets about the 202 innocent lives lost in the
October 12 Bali bombings.

They are accused of coming to Bali and helping to mix the chemicals
which were turned into the car bomb which exploded outside Kuta's Sari
Club.

Sawad claimed to have learned about mixing chemicals in Pakistan.

Prosecutors are yet to decide but it is likely the two men will be charged
under Indonesia's anti-terrorism laws.

This means they face the death penalty for their role in making the bomb.
- Gość: chello polscy pic lovers IP: *.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net 28.08.03, 17:46
  
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  - Gość: chello Re: polscy pic lovers IP: *.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net 28.08.03, 17:49
    
    Sorry, daje podpis pod zdjeciem:
    
    Polish national Ewa Jasiewicz, an activist with the human rights group
    Voices In The Wilderness, is pulled by U.S. soldiers from a news
    conference in Baghdad for Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, commander of U.S.
    forces in Iraq (news - web sites) Thursday Aug. 28, 2003. Members of the
    group, who entered the news conference as correspondents for a website
    called Electronic Iraq, stopped the event to call attention to what they say
    are continuing deaths of Iraqi civilians by American troops. (AP
    Photo/David Guttenfelder)

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