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Demokraci a Bin Laden

04.06.04, 21:24
Wychodza wiadomosci- w grudniu 2000 roku w Niemczech
spotkali sie Talibowie z rzadem Clintona, talibowie
chcieli dostarczyc Bin Ladina za darmo amerykanskim ,
czerwonym skunksom ale berbeluchy czerwone powiedzialy
ze niesa zainteresowane jakims Bin Ladenem.Trzeba dodac
ze Bush objal wladze w styczniu 2001 roku.Dzis zas
lewackie scierwa w USA nazekaja na Busha ze
niezapobiegl atakowi 9-11.Co za wstretne kurwy
lewackie.cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/story.jsp?
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    • maniekxxx Re: Demokraci a Bin Laden 04.06.04, 21:24
      cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/story.jsp?photoid=/cp/news/top/i/osama_pic135.jpg&floc=NW_1-T&oldflok=FF-RTO-
      PLS&idq=/ff/story/0002/20040604/0935099146.htm
      • maniekxxx Re: Demokraci a Bin Laden 04.06.04, 21:26
        Taliban told US it would give up Osama - middleman
        By Mark Trevelyan

        BERLIN, June 4 (Reuters) - U.S. and Taliban officials met secretly in Frankfurt
        almost a year before the September 11 attacks to discuss terms for the Afghans
        to hand over Osama bin Laden, according to a German television documentary.

        But no agreement was reached and no further negotiations took place before the
        suicide hijackings in 2001, which bin Laden subsequently hailed in a videotape
        as the work of his al Qaeda network.

        ZDF television quoted Kabir Mohabbat, an Afghan-American businessman, as saying
        he tried to broker a deal between the Americans and the purist Islamic Taliban
        rulers of Afghanistan, who were sheltering bin Laden.

        He quoted the Taliban foreign minister, Mullah Wakil Ahmed Mutawakil, as
        saying: "You can have him whenever the Americans are ready. Name us a country
        and we will extradite him."


        A German member of the European Parliament, Elmar Brok, confirmed to Reuters
        that he had helped Mohabbat in 1999 to establish initial contact with the
        Americans.


        "I was told (by Mohabbat) that the Taliban had certain ideas about handing over
        bin Laden, not to the United States but to a third country or to the Court of
        Justice in The Hague," Brok said.


        "The message was: 'There is willingness to talk about handing over bin Laden',
        and the aim of the Taliban was clearly to win the recognition of the American
        government and the lifting of the boycott," he said, referring to the
        international isolation of the Taliban.


        Brok said he was not in a position to judge how credible the offer was, but he
        passed it to the U.S. ambassador to Germany, John Kornblum. He said Mohabbat
        was then summoned to Washington to be interviewed by U.S. officials.


        This led in turn to the German meeting, which ZDF said took place between
        Taliban ministers and U.S. officials in a Frankfurt hotel in November 2000.


        The documentary, broadcast on Thursday evening, said the Afghans put
        forward "several offers" and there was talk of holding further negotiations at
        the U.S. embassy in Pakistan on where and when bin Laden would be handed over.


        In fact, no more talks took place before September 11. But negotiations did
        resume five days after the attacks, in the Pakistani city of Quetta, ZDF said.
        This meeting has been previously reported in U.S. media.


        Mohabbat said the Americans pressed in Quetta for the handover of bin Laden
        within 24 hours, but the Taliban were unable to meet that demand.


        Within weeks, U.S.-led forces intervened in Afghanistan to drive the Taliban
        from power and kill, capture or disperse al Qaeda fighters based in Afghan
        training camps. Bin Laden himself is still at large.


        Brok said he had not personally taken part in either of the reported meetings
        between the Taliban and the United States but believed there had been
        a "political decision" not to pursue negotiations after the one in Frankfurt.


        He told ZDF: "I have to say that I consider this offer (on bin Laden's
        handover) very much more seriously with hindsight than I did at the time."


        Former U.S. envoy Kornblum is now head of investment bank Lazard in Germany,
        and his office said he had no comment. A U.S. embassy spokesman said he was not
        familiar with the ZDF programme.



      • maniekxxx Re: Demokraci a Bin Laden 04.06.04, 21:27
        This led in turn to the German meeting, which ZDF said took place between
        Taliban ministers and U.S. officials in a Frankfurt hotel in November 2000.
    • jersey_guy Bin Laden popiera Busha na prezydenta 04.06.04, 21:27
      OBL chce zeby jego niedawny partner handlowy zostal ponownie wybrany, tak zeby
      mu dostarczyc nowych rekrutow dla al Kaidy i otworzyl nowe rynki dla al Kaidy,
      tak jak Irak.

      Wybor Kerry'ego bylby tragedia dla Osamy bo taki ktos kto wie co robi moglby
      doprowadzic do zakonczenia sukcesow bin Ladena & co.

      Fahrenheit 9/11 w kinach juz za 3 tygodnie!!!
      • maniekxxx Re: Bin Laden popiera Busha na prezydenta 04.06.04, 21:37
        oczywiscie niech zyje wolny IRAK! od terrorystow arabskich-
        tego zapomniales dodac!.Wczoraj powiedzialem Splitowi a
        dzisiaj tobie: kiedy wywiad USA zlamal kody iranskie-
        dowiadujac sie prawdy o Chalabim , podeslano przez CIA
        podchwytliwe pytania do strony iranskiej:gdzie jest
        ukryta WMD?.Jezeli amerykanie falszowali informacjie o WMD-
        czy ryzykujac dekonspiracjie zadaliby takie pytania dla
        iranskiej strony!
        • jersey_guy To nie Amerykanie falszowali info o WMD 04.06.04, 21:40
          Tylko Iranczycy, poprzez swojego waszyngtonskiego agenta Chalabiego. A debilni
          buszysci na czele z naczelnym debilem Debilju w te wszystkie bajki uwierzyli i
          wyslali prawie 1000 Amerykanow na smierc!
          • maniekxxx Re: To nie Amerykanie falszowali info o WMD 04.06.04, 21:46
            To ze Chalabi mogl urobic Busha podziekuj tylko
            Clintonowi -ktory obcial mase forsy na dzialania(szpiegow)
            amerykanskich w tamtym regionie, gdzie praktycznie potem
            kazdy rzad dzialby na oslep, lub tzw:przyjaciol
            amerykanskich!.Clinton nie Bush.Demokraci nie Republikanie
            winni sa tego co tam sie dzisiaj dzieje!
    • Gość: jarek-Zyd W to moze trudno wirzyc, bo juz zaoferowali IP: *.fastres.net 04.06.04, 21:33
      Bin Ladena w roku 1993, ale nikt go nie chcial.
      A tak pozatym to juz od 1992 roku Saddam czynnie popieral Al-Kajde a w roku 2003
      przed ofensywa USA chwalil sie w Syrii ze tych uzytecznych pacyfistow ma w
      garsci i go uratuja.
      A pozatym wyszla pewna ksziazka pewnego Stephema F Haves- The Connection, ktora
      tym uzytecznym glupkom duzo krwi zepsuje.
      • maniekxxx Re: W to moze trudno wirzyc, bo juz zaoferowali 04.06.04, 21:40
        dzieki za informacjie o tej ksiazce-Jarek, ciekawe czy te
        lewaki pozwola na jej sprzedaz w Kanadzie.
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