A brief summary of a few of the details to emerge from the US embassy cables leaked by WikiLeaks
Saudi donors were chief financiers of militant groups such as al-Qaeda2
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah “frequently exhorted the US to attack Iran to put an end to its nuclear weapons programme” and asked them to “cut off the head of the snake” at a meeting in 2008.2
Leaders in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt referred to Iran as "evil", an "existential threat" and a power that "is going to take us to war"3
Officials in Jordan and Bahrain have openly called for Iran's nuclear programme to be stopped by any means, including military.3
Iranian Red Crescent was used by Iran to smuggle Iranian weapons and agents to Hezbollah during 2006 Israel-Lebanon war.4
'He [a credible source] said Iran used the IRC to enter Iraq during the 1980-86 war between the two countries, to get into the Balkans in the 1990s and to support Shia opposition in Bahrain and Yemen from 1997-2000. According to the cable, he said he was asked to sign certificates for two or three al-Quds officers to travel to Iraq under cover of the IRC after the US invasion. He was then asked to sign between 10 and 30 certificates. He said he refused and they were signed by a superior.'4
Israel says Palestinian Red Crescent also help move Palestinian fighters around.4
Kim Jong-il, of North Korea, was said to suffer from epileptic fits2
'Iran had obtained missiles from North Korea to give it the capacity to launch strikes on capitals in Western Europe for the first time.'2
'According to a cable dated last Feb 24, North Korea sent to Iran 19 of the missiles, capable of carrying a nuclear warhead' and it 'significantly advanced Iran’s development of intercontinental ballistic missiles'2
'UAE foreign minister says Iran's support for terrorism is far broader than Hamas and Hizbollah'1
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is described as being 'like Hitler'.1
'King Abdullah who called President Asif Ali Zardari the greatest obstacle to progress, adding: “When the head is rotten, it affects the whole body.”'2
Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi is accompanied everywhere by a ‘voluptuous blonde’ Ukrainian nurse.1
Sources:1. Daily Mail (U.K.), 2. The Daily Telegraph (U.K.), 3. 4. The Guardian (U.K.)
Comment: Not very politically correct talks in secret while censoring everyone else. Nothing too new or too much either. It can all be easily guessed even with the tiny amount of information that had been put up on this site over the past two months.
The real revelation from these leaks is the absence of any mention by the polite PC diplomats of the religion of Islam or Muslims and their culture, and the role they play in all of the world's problems.
As Germany's Family Minister Kristina Schröder said 'Religion was part of culture and culture shaped behaviour'
Or could it be that WikiLeaks did not leak any critical assessment of Islam, Muslims or their culture?
There is no hope of a solution unless the problem is honestly and truthfully stated.
And it is no time for political correctness when innocent people are being persecuted and even killed daily.
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Monday, November 29, 2010
“Don't reward bad behaviour.” “A club is the only medicine for a mad dog” North Korea – Strategies that should also be adopted against Islamists
The communist North Korea attacked the South Korean Island of Yeonpyeong a few days ago by firing 50 heavy artillery shells, killing two marines3 and two civilians,4 injuring 17 other marines and three civilians, and setting 60 civilian homes on fire.3
The North claims it was attacked first but the South said it was carrying out military exercises and had only fired to the West of the Island, outside the North's territory.3
The attack came days after 'Pyongyang defiantly showed off a new uranium-enrichment facility to the world' and 'eight months after the North had torpedoed a South Korean warship killing 46 sailors'.3
Analysts say the latest attack was 'yet another calculated attempt by the regime to exploit divisions and extract concessions from the international community.'3
South Korean newspaper Dong-A Ilbo recommended that “A club is the only medicine for a mad dog” and demanded 'a strong military' response.4
Chosun Ilbo daily said “North Korea is putting a dagger to our throat," and also called for a strong response saying “Let's retaliate against North Korea's illegal attacks immediately, sternly and precisely.”4
Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff said on CNN's 'Fareed Zakaria GPS' program that the North Korean leader Kim Jong Il "is belligerent, dangerous, consistently destabilizing and is only predictable in his unpredictability.”2
"I am one who believes we shouldn't be rewarding bad behaviour here. And yet he continues to generate that behaviour in hopes that he can get attention - enough attention to move in some direction that's, quite frankly, not determined," Mullen said.1
Sources: 1. AFP, 2. CNN, 3. 4. The Daily Telegraph (U.K.)
Comment: North Korea and Iran have ties and both behave similarly. The chest-pounding violent belligerent attention seeking behaviour of North Korea can also be seen in many other different situations from the individual up to the civilisational level. No matter whether individual terrorists or groups of nations behave this way, they should never be rewarded. Instead they should be punished.
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The North claims it was attacked first but the South said it was carrying out military exercises and had only fired to the West of the Island, outside the North's territory.3
The attack came days after 'Pyongyang defiantly showed off a new uranium-enrichment facility to the world' and 'eight months after the North had torpedoed a South Korean warship killing 46 sailors'.3
Analysts say the latest attack was 'yet another calculated attempt by the regime to exploit divisions and extract concessions from the international community.'3
South Korean newspaper Dong-A Ilbo recommended that “A club is the only medicine for a mad dog” and demanded 'a strong military' response.4
Chosun Ilbo daily said “North Korea is putting a dagger to our throat," and also called for a strong response saying “Let's retaliate against North Korea's illegal attacks immediately, sternly and precisely.”4
Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff said on CNN's 'Fareed Zakaria GPS' program that the North Korean leader Kim Jong Il "is belligerent, dangerous, consistently destabilizing and is only predictable in his unpredictability.”2
"I am one who believes we shouldn't be rewarding bad behaviour here. And yet he continues to generate that behaviour in hopes that he can get attention - enough attention to move in some direction that's, quite frankly, not determined," Mullen said.1
Sources: 1. AFP, 2. CNN, 3. 4. The Daily Telegraph (U.K.)
Comment: North Korea and Iran have ties and both behave similarly. The chest-pounding violent belligerent attention seeking behaviour of North Korea can also be seen in many other different situations from the individual up to the civilisational level. No matter whether individual terrorists or groups of nations behave this way, they should never be rewarded. Instead they should be punished.
Previous similar or related stories:
A UN report says North Korea supplying Iran, Syria and Myanmar with ballistic and nuclear equipment
Ahmadinejad in Lebanon promises Zionists and filth of occupation will disappear
Death threats against Swedish Mohammed cartoonist Lars Vilks by Swedish al-Shabaab member Abu Zaid – migration for terror also urged
Finally some PROOF: German studies find religious and cultural roots to Muslim propensity to violence, PC excuses can't explain all – like so DUH!!!
Problem of Asian (MUSLIM PAKISTANI?) gangs luring and sexually abusing young White girls in Northern England but PC authorities won't admit
ISLAMIC TERROR 101: A case study in race-card, victim-card, blaming victims & isolated explanations, using UK 'anti-terror' police John Larkin
Sunday, November 14, 2010
A UN report says North Korea supplying Iran, Syria and Myanmar with ballistic and nuclear equipment
The report was completed in May but was only published on Friday after being blocked by China. Trade in ballistic and nuclear equipment is banned by the U.N. security council.
AFP reports,
Another thing to note here is the Unholy alliance among the axis of evil countries and how the dinosaur leftist and liberal countries align themselves with Islamofascist countries that suppress the values, rights and freedoms that they claim to care about.]
Source: AFP
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AFP reports,
It did not give details but said North Korea used "masking techniques" including mislabelling containers, falsifying ships' manifests and destination details "and use of multiple layers of intermediaries, shell companies, and financial institutions."[Emphasis added][ Currently, it appears certain that Iran has been caught shipping weapons illegally to Nigeria. Some of the methods used by Iran in the shipment includes mislabeling containers and a claim, rejected by Nigerian authorities, that the cargo ended up in Nigeria by accident. This suggests the North Koreans are not only trading weapons but might also be sharing information with Iran on how to illegally transfer cargoes. Iran seems to be using the same methods the U.N. says North Korea uses to transfer illegal cargoes.
Another thing to note here is the Unholy alliance among the axis of evil countries and how the dinosaur leftist and liberal countries align themselves with Islamofascist countries that suppress the values, rights and freedoms that they claim to care about.]
Source: AFP
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