送信日時 :2001年 11月 20日 火曜日 2:27 PM
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『亜空間通信』105号(2001/11/20)
【パキスタン人ほぼ半数は9.11. モサド謀略説で83%がタリバンに同情の世論調査】
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転送、転載、引用、訳出、大歓迎!
本日(2001/11/20)、在日アメリカ人から電子手紙が届いた。用件は、来年の1月9日に私が企画し司会する新宿歌舞伎町情報発信基地こと討論飲み屋のロフトプラスワンでの出し物で、舞台に上がってくれるかどうかの問い合わせへの返事だが、彼の電網宝庫の紹介があったので覗いてみたら、以下の最新情報へのリンクが貼ってあった。
またもや、インドの『タイムズ』に掲載されたフランスの通信社AFP配信記事であり、パキスタンでアメリカの雑誌『ニューズウイーク』が実施した世論調査結果の論評である。つまりは、インド、フランス、パキスタン、アメリカの諸国が関係する情報の流れである。わが日本は、情報の世界でも島国根性が抜けないのであろうか。
簡単に言うと、パキスタン人のほぼ半数は、あの「9.11.アメリカ重大事件」の背後にイスラエル(モサド)の存在ありと考えており、83%がタリバンに同情的だということである。これが、
。しかもそのパキスタンで、既報のごとく、連日の死者まで出るデモ行進のシュプレヒコールで、小泉と日本は「犬」(クッター)と吐き捨てられる事態になっているのである。http://www.hindustantimes.com/nonfram/141001/dlame130.asp
Half of Pakistanis believe Israel behind US terrorist attacks: PollAFP (New York, October 14)
Almost half of all Pakistanis believe Israel carried out the September 11 attacks on the United States and 83 percent sympathize with the Taliban in the ongoing conflict, according to a poll commissioned by Newsweek.
The US weekly, in its edition to be published on Monday, gives the results of a poll by the Gallup organisation's Pakistan affiliate which also shows strong opposition to the use of Pakistani soil by US troops.
The poll showed 48 percent of Pakistanis believe Israel carried out the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon near Washington, compared to 12 percent who blame Saudi dissident Osama bin Laden.
It said 25 percent of people polled believe a US group carried out the attacks, which killed more than 5,000 people, while five percent blame the Palestinians.
The poll found 51 percent of Pakistanis agree with their president's cooperation with the United States, while 41 percent disagree.
Thirty-seven percent of Pakistanis viewed President Pervez Musharraf's performance during the crisis as very good or good, 42 percent as okay, and 21 percent bad or very bad.
Only three percent sympathised with the United States in the conflict, compared to 87 percent with Afghanistan's Taliban Islamic militia, and 75 percent opposed the use of Pakistani airfields by US forces.
Bin Laden, the Afghanistan-based Islamic militant accused by the United States of masterminding the September 11 attacks, is viewed by 82 percent as a "mujahid" or freedom fighter, while just six percent consider him a terrorist.
US-led forces were Sunday entering their second week of military strikes on targets in Afghanistan linked to bin Laden's al-Qaeda network or the ruling Taliban, which is blamed for sheltering bin Laden.
A Newsweek statement said Gallup Pakistan polled 978 adults across the country on October 11 and 12. It said the survey had a margin of error of three to four percentage points.