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TAG SP 480: AS Merencana Perang Berlanjutan Selepas Afghanistan By Rense 26/11/2001 1:01 am Mon |
Baghdad, Iraq Amerika Merencana Perang Berlanjutan Selepas Afghanistan
(US To Contrive Successive Wars After Afghanistan)
Amerika Syarikat akan meneruskan usaha memprovokasi konflik
bersenjata di merata dunia sehaik sahaja ia berjaya
membungkus perang salibnya di Afghanistan, demikian pendapat
seorang pegawai Iraq pada Selasa lalu. "Washington akan
merencana perang di sini dan sana dalam usaha mencetuskan
alasan untuk mengekalkan bala tenteranya" menyibuk di beberapa
wilayah di bawah tipu muslihat menegakkan panji-panji yang
mempertahankan maruah Amerika Syarikat "dan apa yang disebut
sebagai sekutunya". Demikian yang disiarkan oleh Atti-Thawra,
lidah rasmi Baath Party di Iraq. Amerika Syarikat sedang berlagak seolah-olah dia sahaja
pemimpin unggul dunia, polis dunia dan hakimnya, dan seluruh
dunia mesti menerima segala peraturannya dan
penghukumannya," kata akhbar itu. Akhbar harian tentera
Al-Qadissiya berkata bahawa dengan memanjangkan bidang
"penekanan", AS sebenarnya mencari helah "menutup tipu
muslihat yang menghantuinya selepas menyerang Afghanistan
dan mengisytiharkan perang kepada negara lain yang tidak
menyokong perang salibnya itu." Washington juga ghairah mahu "memperkasakan kepimpinannya
dalam order dunia," kata akhbar itu. Baghdad merupakan musuh
ketat Washington sejak Perang Teluk 1991, berpendapat ia
berkemungkinan menjadi sasaran yang lagi satu oleh Amerika
Syarikat. Inipun telah disebut-sebut oleh Amerika dalam usaha
untuk meneruskan kempen anti-keganasannya setelah tamatnya
perang di Afghanistan nanti. Tamat. Terjemahan: SPAR Asal: http://www.rense.com/general17/iraq.htm
US To Contrive Successive Wars After Afghanistan
Iraq 11-20-1 BAGHDAD - The United States will continue to provoke armed
conflicts around the world once it has wrapped up its "crusade" in
Afghanistan, Iraq's official press said on Tuesday. Washington "will
contrive wars here and there in order to create pretexts to keep its
forces in occupation" of various regions under the banner of
defending the United States "and its so-called allies," wrote
Ath-Thawra, mouthpiece of Iraq's ruling Baath Party.
The United States "is behaving as if it were the world's leader,
policeman and judge, and the world must accept its rulings and
punishments," the paper said. The army daily Al-Qadissiya said
that by expanding the scope of its "aggression," the US would be
seeking to "cover up the impasse in which it finds itself after
attacking Afghanistan and declaring war on all countries that do not
support its crusade." Washington would also be seeking to "assert its leadership of the world order," the paper said. Baghdad, Washington's sworn foe since the 1991 Gulf War, says it expects to be the next target of the United States, which has indicated it will pursue its anti-terror campaign after the end of the war in Afghanistan. |