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Auf einem Treffen der Thai Muslims vor 2 Tagen in Krabi wurde Einigkeit erzielt das man gegen die USA mit ihren Kriegsplänen ist.
Auf die blosse Verdächtigung, das bin Laden der Drahtzieher sei, kann man keinen Krieg führen, und unschuldige Zivilopfer dabei in Kauf nehmen.
Weiter erhielt die Thaksin Regierung Unterstützung, bei dem laufenden Gesellschaftsumbau /Einschränkung des Nachtlebens und Durchsetzung der asiatischen Werte.
Über Berichte, das bereits 50 malaysische ´Volksmujaheedin´ in Südthailand untergetaucht seien, werde morgen mit dem Innenministerium besprochen.
Der Vorsitzende der Songklah Universität sagte, die Thai Muslims stehen hinter bin Laden.
MUSLIM REACTION: Clerics oppose US strategy
The Nation
Published on Sep 23, 2001
Thai Muslim leaders from nine southern provinces meeting in Krabi
yesterday issued a joint statement opposing the United States plan to
attack Afghanistan.
In their statement, the leaders said that America cannot justify
punishing innocent people based on the unproven allegation that Osama
bin Laden is the prime suspect in last week´s terrorist attacks on the
US.
Kariya Kitjarak, secretary to the Islamic Executive Board, said the
leaders agreed that the US should suppress global terrorism.
But they said the US should not punish the Afghan people as a whole or
even the Taleban government, solely on the belief that bin Laden,
believed to be hiding in Afghanistan, was behind last week´s kamikaze
attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon.
The US has demanded that Afghanistan hand over the alleged prime
suspect in the worst terrorist attack on US soil. "We oppose such a
war, because massive numbers of innocent Muslims would fall victim to
the attack," Kariya said.
The leaders also decided to issue protest letters to foreign media for
blaming the attacks on Muslims. They called on the media to stop using
the word "Muslims" to refer to the perpetrators.
"We want the media to refrain from using words such as ´Muslim
extremists´ or ´Muslim terrorists´. These words dishearten all
Muslims," he said.
The Muslim leaders also decided to issue letters to every embassy in
Thailand, urging the countries they represent not to engage in war
with Muslim countries.
Speaking on another matter, the leaders also voiced their support for
the Interior Ministry´s measures to establish social order in Thailand
by enforcing strict laws for operating hours for nightspots.
Meanwhile, Communications Minister Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, also a
member of the National Security Council, said the council would meet
tomorrow to discuss unconfirmed reports that about 50 mujahideen from
Malaysia have fled into Thailand.
He said that while the report was unconfirmed, the government would
close the border and enforce strict immigration regulations.
Also yesterday, about 2,000 people from the Southern provinces
attended a seminar held in Yala organised by the Muslim Organisation
Council of Thailand to discuss the planned US attack on Afghanistan.
Council chairman Apinan Buranaong, expressing concern that the planned
attack on Afghanistan would turn into a war between Muslims and
Christians, said the US action amounts to a declaration of war against
Islam. "It might be the crusade of the 21st century," he said.
President Bush on Friday apologized to the world´s estimated one
billion Muslims for using the word "crusade", derived from Christian
military campaigns that overran Muslims 1,000 years ago, to describe
his plans to fight international terrorism.
Dr Charan Maluleen of Thammasat University´s faculty of political
science, said the US is stumbling in its effort to persuade other
countries to join its attack on Afghanistan. "The US has tried to
justify an attack but it has made Muslim countries feel uneasy about
giving their support," he said.
Abdullah Abru, of Prince of Songkla University, said most Thai Muslims
support Osama bin Laden and believe his claim that he was not behind
last week´s attacks. "He has denied any involvement, not only to the
world but to Allah," he said.
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Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com
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Die amerikanische Einstellung gründet sich auf die Zeugenaussagen eines Ahmed Ressam, der bin Laden als Drahtzieher von früheren Anschlägen bezichtigte.
Links darüber :
http://www1.cnn.com/1999/US/12/17/border.arrest.03/
http://www8.cnn.com/LAW/trials.and.cases/case.files/0012/embassy.bombing/trial.report/trial.report.05.15/
Nach Umfragen in der japanischen Bevölkerung herrscht Symphatie mit bin Laden, der Wertvorstellungen vertritt, die mit asiatischen Werten vergleichbar seien.
Zu den zur Zeit übelsten Gerüchten gehört wohl die Geschichte, das angeblich keine jüdischen Angestellten bei dem Anschlag vom 11.9.01 betroffen waren, weil keiner zur Arbeit erschienen sei, und die ganze Aktion vom Mossad gesteuert sei, die sich umgedrehte Araber als Werkzeug bedient hätten, um die USA stärker an Israel zu binden.
Zwar haben die USA den Nachweis, das bin Laden bei früherer Aktionen gemäß Aussage von Ahmed Ressam der Drahtzieher gewesen sei, ob man aber daraus für den Vorfall vom 11.9.01 atomatisch den Schuldigen hat, ist vielen fraglich.
Weiter zeigt sich zur Zeit ein Kampf der Berater von Bush ab.
Während Rice die Taleban aus dem Amt jagen will, ist Powell dort sehr viel vorsichtiger.
Auf die blosse Verdächtigung, das bin Laden der Drahtzieher sei, kann man keinen Krieg führen, und unschuldige Zivilopfer dabei in Kauf nehmen.
Weiter erhielt die Thaksin Regierung Unterstützung, bei dem laufenden Gesellschaftsumbau /Einschränkung des Nachtlebens und Durchsetzung der asiatischen Werte.
Über Berichte, das bereits 50 malaysische ´Volksmujaheedin´ in Südthailand untergetaucht seien, werde morgen mit dem Innenministerium besprochen.
Der Vorsitzende der Songklah Universität sagte, die Thai Muslims stehen hinter bin Laden.
MUSLIM REACTION: Clerics oppose US strategy
The Nation
Published on Sep 23, 2001
Thai Muslim leaders from nine southern provinces meeting in Krabi
yesterday issued a joint statement opposing the United States plan to
attack Afghanistan.
In their statement, the leaders said that America cannot justify
punishing innocent people based on the unproven allegation that Osama
bin Laden is the prime suspect in last week´s terrorist attacks on the
US.
Kariya Kitjarak, secretary to the Islamic Executive Board, said the
leaders agreed that the US should suppress global terrorism.
But they said the US should not punish the Afghan people as a whole or
even the Taleban government, solely on the belief that bin Laden,
believed to be hiding in Afghanistan, was behind last week´s kamikaze
attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon.
The US has demanded that Afghanistan hand over the alleged prime
suspect in the worst terrorist attack on US soil. "We oppose such a
war, because massive numbers of innocent Muslims would fall victim to
the attack," Kariya said.
The leaders also decided to issue protest letters to foreign media for
blaming the attacks on Muslims. They called on the media to stop using
the word "Muslims" to refer to the perpetrators.
"We want the media to refrain from using words such as ´Muslim
extremists´ or ´Muslim terrorists´. These words dishearten all
Muslims," he said.
The Muslim leaders also decided to issue letters to every embassy in
Thailand, urging the countries they represent not to engage in war
with Muslim countries.
Speaking on another matter, the leaders also voiced their support for
the Interior Ministry´s measures to establish social order in Thailand
by enforcing strict laws for operating hours for nightspots.
Meanwhile, Communications Minister Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, also a
member of the National Security Council, said the council would meet
tomorrow to discuss unconfirmed reports that about 50 mujahideen from
Malaysia have fled into Thailand.
He said that while the report was unconfirmed, the government would
close the border and enforce strict immigration regulations.
Also yesterday, about 2,000 people from the Southern provinces
attended a seminar held in Yala organised by the Muslim Organisation
Council of Thailand to discuss the planned US attack on Afghanistan.
Council chairman Apinan Buranaong, expressing concern that the planned
attack on Afghanistan would turn into a war between Muslims and
Christians, said the US action amounts to a declaration of war against
Islam. "It might be the crusade of the 21st century," he said.
President Bush on Friday apologized to the world´s estimated one
billion Muslims for using the word "crusade", derived from Christian
military campaigns that overran Muslims 1,000 years ago, to describe
his plans to fight international terrorism.
Dr Charan Maluleen of Thammasat University´s faculty of political
science, said the US is stumbling in its effort to persuade other
countries to join its attack on Afghanistan. "The US has tried to
justify an attack but it has made Muslim countries feel uneasy about
giving their support," he said.
Abdullah Abru, of Prince of Songkla University, said most Thai Muslims
support Osama bin Laden and believe his claim that he was not behind
last week´s attacks. "He has denied any involvement, not only to the
world but to Allah," he said.
---
Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Die amerikanische Einstellung gründet sich auf die Zeugenaussagen eines Ahmed Ressam, der bin Laden als Drahtzieher von früheren Anschlägen bezichtigte.
Links darüber :
http://www1.cnn.com/1999/US/12/17/border.arrest.03/
http://www8.cnn.com/LAW/trials.and.cases/case.files/0012/embassy.bombing/trial.report/trial.report.05.15/
Nach Umfragen in der japanischen Bevölkerung herrscht Symphatie mit bin Laden, der Wertvorstellungen vertritt, die mit asiatischen Werten vergleichbar seien.
Zu den zur Zeit übelsten Gerüchten gehört wohl die Geschichte, das angeblich keine jüdischen Angestellten bei dem Anschlag vom 11.9.01 betroffen waren, weil keiner zur Arbeit erschienen sei, und die ganze Aktion vom Mossad gesteuert sei, die sich umgedrehte Araber als Werkzeug bedient hätten, um die USA stärker an Israel zu binden.
Zwar haben die USA den Nachweis, das bin Laden bei früherer Aktionen gemäß Aussage von Ahmed Ressam der Drahtzieher gewesen sei, ob man aber daraus für den Vorfall vom 11.9.01 atomatisch den Schuldigen hat, ist vielen fraglich.
Weiter zeigt sich zur Zeit ein Kampf der Berater von Bush ab.
Während Rice die Taleban aus dem Amt jagen will, ist Powell dort sehr viel vorsichtiger.
