by Michaels Broekers

"Bambi, the basketball fan who loved a beer" schreibt die Londoner "Times" über den in Italien gefaßten vermeintlichen "Selbstmordbomber" Osman Hussain. Der Bomber, den sie Bambi nannten, der sich mehr für Blondinen, Bier und Basketball als für den Islam interssierte usw. usw. - Geschichten, wie wir sie noch öfter lesen werden in nächster Zeit, die aber nur ablenken von dem eigentlichen und nach wie vor ungeklärten Verbrechen des 7.7. und seinen Hintermännern.

Michel Chossudovsky , Autor des Zweitausendeins-Buchs "Global Brutal", hat die Hinweise, dass es sich bei dem verdächtigten "Mastermind" um einen Agenten des MI-6 handeln soll, analysiert:

The Fox News report raises some very serious considerations.

Haroon Rachid Aswat was reportedly in London for two weeks before the July 7 attacks, "fleeing just before the explosions".

If Haroon Rashid Aswat had been working for MI-6, as suggested by intelligence analyst John Loftus, his movements and whereabouts, including his contacts with the alleged Yorkshire bombers, might have been known to British intelligence.

The nature of Haroon Rachid Aswat's links to Western intelligence agencies inevitably has a bearing on the conduct of the police investigation.

The broader role of Al-Muhajiroun since its creation in the 1990s, as well as its alleged links to MI-6 requires careful review.

Pakistan's ISI should not, for obvious reasons, be involved in the police investigation. In fact, Pakistan's ISI should be the object of the investigation in view of its documented links to the terror network, including Al Qaeda.

More generally, the intelligence agencies including M-I6 should not be involved in the police investigation.

An independent public inquiry should be launched as demanded by the Conservative opposition.

P.S.: Tom Flocco meldet unterdessen, dass Bush, Cheney und einige ihrer Top-Mitarbeiter von Staatsanwalt Fitzgerald, der im Plame/Rove-Fall ermittelt, angeklagt worden seien:

U.S. federal prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald's Chicago grand jury has issued perjury and obstruction of justice indictments to the following members of the Bush Administration: President George W. Bush, Vice-President Richard Cheney, Bush Chief of Staff Andrew Card, Cheney Chief of Staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez, former Attorney General John Ashcroft, imprisoned New York Times reporter Judith Miller and former Senior Cheney advisor Mary Matalin.

There were no indications given as to whether the President and his top staff members would appear publicly before cameras at the grand jury proceedings, given the gravity of the charges.

Besides the Valerie Plame CIA leak case, the Fitzgerald probe is reportedly far-reaching and expanding much deeper into past White House criminal acts involving Bush-Clinton drug money laundering in Mena, Arkansas to White House involvement in 9.11; but also for sending America's young people to their deaths or to be maimed in Iraq and Afghanistan under false pretenses.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair was indicted for obstruction of justice and is reportedly consulting with members of Parliament and legal aides regarding how to avoid appearing in the U.S.A. for interrogation before Fitzgerald in Chicago.

Leider sind aber die Quellen, auf die sich diese Meldung stützen, so dubios, dass wir dazu nur sagen können: zu schön, um wahr zu sein.

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