イラク占領反対言論抵抗イスラム党復活に望む電網情報伝達世界平和革命の思想

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亜空間通信号外03.5.4.イラクにも、言論で占領に抵抗するイスラム政党「アル・ダワ」が復活の朗報。
http://www.asyura.com/0304/war33/msg/592.html
投稿者 木村愛二 日時 2003 年 5 月 04 日 11:06:50:

イラクにも、言論で占領に抵抗するイスラム政党「アル・ダワ」が復活の朗報。
武闘派よ、去れ！
しからば、世界の民衆の世論は、こぞってイラクの味方にならん。

Iraqi Da'wa Party Resists Occupation By "Word"/rejecting the U.S. occupation/islamonline/May 3

http://www.islamonline.net/English/News/2003-05/03/article08.shtml
Iraqi Da'wa Party Resists Occupation By "Word"

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Al-Da'wa party’s website

By Imam El-Liethy, IOL Iraq Correspondent
BAGHDAD, May 3 (IslamOnline.net) - After more than 20 years of banned and underground activities, al-Da'wa (Islamic Call) Party has come to light after the downfall of Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, calling for the establishment of an Islamic government that represents all ethnic and religious Iraqi communities and rejecting the U.S. occupation.
The party's platform, however, calls for resisting the occupation by "word", not by arms.
"We are, no doubt against the U.S.-Anglo occupation and our advice to the U.S. troops is to withdraw (form Iraq) to avoid being bogged down in a quagmire. The Iraqis are sensitive to the occupation and their backlash would be violent….The U.S. troops should put that in mind," the spokesman for the Shiite party, Abdul Kareem al-Enezi told IslamOnline.net Saturday, May 3.
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http://www.jca.apc.org/~altmedka/aku580.html
http://asyura.com/0304/war32/msg/740.html
『亜空間通信』580号(2003/04/23)
【目下最大の謎イラク主要閣僚と数十万の軍勢はどこに消えたかへの答えは地下か】[中略]

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バグダットの聖戦士指導者シェイク・アブ・イヤドからのメッセージ
http://www.asyura.com/0304/war32/msg/466.html

http://worldofislam.info/tonline/mpn/article.php?sid=560&mode=thread&order=0
http://worldofislam.info/tonline/mpn/article.php?sid=561&mode=thread&order=0
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http://www.asyura.com/0304/war33/msg/596.html
投稿者 木村愛二 日時 2003 年 5 月 04 日 13:43:10:
痛烈皮肉出現：クリントンが国内政治上の都合で軍の技術を公開して情報ハイウエイを築き始めたのが、今では逆に、世界中からアメリカを批判する「言論の自由の道」になってしまった。

　以上の主旨の最新の英語の論評を紹介する前に、わが「預言」を再録する。今から5年ほど前に、冒険心に富む私が、無精で気障な自称文化人らから「ほとんどゴミばかり」と言われていた電網に、危険は承知の上で、潜入し始めたころの拙文の一部である。

　以下が、この状況に関する最新のアメリカ人の皮肉たっぷりの論評である。要するに、クリントン大統領が、国内政治上の都合で、軍の技術を公開して情報ハイウエイ（高速道路）を築き始めたのが、今では逆に、世界中からアメリカを批判する「言論の自由の道」になってしまったという主旨である。

　以下が、その英語の原文の全文紹介である。これまた、大変な情報洪水なので、今後は、「木村愛二の選択による英語情報」と明記して配信することにした。

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While the mainstream media churns out war propaganda, the Internet quickly mobilizes counter movements of dissent/interventionmag/May 2

http://www.interventionmag.com/cms/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=393

While the mainstream media churns out war propaganda, the Internet quickly mobilizes counter movements of dissent.
By William Marvel
In their desperation to find some pretext that would allow them to use "hypocrite" to describe something besides their own party leaders, a lot of right-wing Republicans recently hurled the word at opponents of George Bush's needless war. As they saw it (or as they wished others to see it), those war protestors should have demonstrated just as furiously against Bill Clinton when he used American military might.

There were those who did object to Clinton's more moderate military ventures, including Republican congressmen who accused him of trying to distract the public from his domestic problems. Even if Clinton had acted as unilaterally and recklessly as Bush, and even if he had cowed Congress into the infringement of as many civil liberties, I doubt we would have seen such massive anti-administration demonstrations as descended on our cities last winter. The main reason for that is the recent surge in internet use.

The internet grew to maturity during Clinton's administration, but as late as the waning years of his presidency it had not invaded the homes of most Americans. It was not until 1998 that I connected at home, and even then I used it only for occasional communication with a few chosen friends. Searching the web proved too tedious and time-consuming, yielding spotty, unreliable information. It was not until the last year or two that I began checking newspapers and university websites for useful material. Now I can read this morning's news from Britain, France, or anywhere else with a decipherable language, and that access has been especially important since network television and radio started pandering to popular sentiment.

Reuters reported last week that the head of the British Broadcasting System was "shocked" by the unquestioning regurgitation of government propaganda by U.S. networks. While Fox News drew his greatest scorn, BBC Director General Greg Dyke also specifically named Clear Channel Communications, a radio conglomerate owned by a friend of the Bush family, which Dyke criticized for organizing pro-war rallies to accompany its news. "For the health of our democracy," said Dyke, "it's vital that we don't follow the path of many American networks. If Iraq proved anything, it was that the BBC cannot afford to mix patriotism and journalism. This is happening in the United States and, if it continues, will undermine the credibility of the U.S. electronic news media."

For my money, that credibility evaporated a long time ago, and I stopped watching television altogether in 1998. I have never seen Fox News, but the quotes of its announcers are all I need to convince me of its newsworthlessness. When Dan Rather melodramatically remarked to an interviewer that he would "go anywhere my president tells me," I wrote him off as not being any kind of a journalist. Now that Disney owns ABC, I consider ABC News just another animation of cartoon characters. A powerful few now control our once-independent news media, using it as little more than a means of manipulating the public to favor this-or-that war, this-or-that candidate, or whatever legislation might be most favorable to their corporations.

Over the internet this winter came news from countries with truly independent presses, allowing potential dissenters to make more informed decisions. When dissent reached a certain threshold, antiwar websites appeared, giving readers an opportunity to discover that they were not alone in their concerns. That encouraged activism and enabled the quick and efficient organization of protests electronically. I decided to attend the February 15 demonstration in New York only nine hours ahead of time because a group email acquainted me with a bus that was leaving Portsmouth. I attended the March 22-24 veterans' protest in Washington because of a similar last-minute announcement.

That explains in large part why the latest Bush war drew so much more heat. That is also why I expect the Republicans to act soon to regulate and tax the internet: if they do not cripple it as a means for the people to communicate, the people might take the information highway as the path to real freedom.

　William Marvel is a freelance writer in New Hampshire and served in the U.S. Army from 1968-1971. His many books include the award-winning Andersonville: The Last Depot and Lee's Last Retreat: The Flight to Appomattox.

Posted Friday, May 2, 2003
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イラク軍指導部との協議の時期が不明ではあるが、基本的には、わが「焦土作戦」構想の線に沿っている。Re: バグダット聖戦士指導者メッセージ
http://www.asyura.com/0304/war32/msg/482.html
投稿者 木村愛二 日時 2003 年 4 月 20 日 04:52:18:

(回答先: バグダットの聖戦士指導者シェイク・アブ・イヤドからのメッセージ 投稿者 ドメル将軍 日時 2003 年 4 月 20 日 00:07:35)
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　全部読みドメル将軍情報の実績を勘案し論理的と判断する。

　イラク軍指導部との協議の時期が不明ではあるが、基本的には、わが「焦土作戦」構想の線に沿っている。

　私は、すでに、残存しているはずの兵力を指摘し、可能性を広く考えるように示唆した。
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