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Monday, November 17, 2003  David
Irving comments: PENDING the release of further reliable
information, that was my initial opinion
also. I remarked at once that if these
were suicide blasts, then Islamic
organizations would be behind them; if
somebody merely parked the vehicles and
detonated them from a safe distance, that
had all the hallmarks of a Mossad
operation. The car bomb has been their
weapon of choice for at least the last
twenty-five years.
Remember the car bomb
that ended the life of Bashir Gemayel the
Christian president of Lebanon, shortly
after his appointment?
A few days later -- it
was the summer of 1982 I think -- the
International Herald Tribune had a
small story reporting that Beirut police
had stopped a car driven by a woman across
the Israeli-controlled cordon ringing the
city. The car was laden with explosives in
packets bearing Hebrew markings. The woman
told police she had been directed by
Israeli agents to park the car near
another important Beirut politician's
home.
I scoured all the other
newspapers of that day for further details
-- the item was not even mentioned.
I HAVE long had my suspicions about the
car bomb which detonated in the garage
beneath the Buenos Aires headquarters of
the DAIA, the umbrella organization for
all Jewish bodies in the Argentine in
April 1992. It killed scores of people in
the building, and has never been
satisfactorily explained. Israel recently
pointed the finger at an Iranian diplomat;
he was held briefly in London but released
a few days ago, because there was no
evidence linking him to the atrocity which
could convince even a British
magistrate.
I remember the story,
because the Argentinian prime minister
Carlos Menem, who was very close to
Israeli organized crime, made a speech in
which he linked the blast to the recent
presence in that country of a British
historian (namely myself, on a speaking
tour); the DAIA had launched a widely
publicized attack on me on the day of
my arrival, calling me an "agitador
internacional", which resulted in the
cancellation of most of the television
interviews, and several university
invitations.
Menem's speech also had
the effect that my main South American
publisher, Planeta, cancelled all further
book contracts -- though expressing the
utmost regret in the process. So I was
annoyed, but not that annoyed.
Another detail: A few
years later, in 1995, the Associated Press
stated that I was believed to have
supplied the trigger mechanism used by
Timothy McVeigh for his Oklahoma
City bomb. McVeigh's attorney
Stephen Jones repeated this, and
later apologized to me -- his source had
been the Jewish Telegraph Agency, he
said.
Simple fact: I wouldn't
know which aisle of Kmart you buy "trigger
mechanisms" in. THE initial story from Istanbul was
that two "suicide" bombers planted the
vehicles near the synagogues. It has now
been discounted by CCTV video evidence
which shows drivers walking away from the
red Fiat and the other vehicle before they
blew up. |
Commentary Turkey Synagogue
Bombing -- 'It's The Mossad Stupid' By Margalit Cohen
Sydney,
Australia JUST like with the bombings of
Iraqis and other Arabs . . . which are
blamed on 'al Qaeda' . . . this one
smells of the Mossad. Please read an almost
identical Mossad operation (very
well documented) on our
Iraqi Jews. As hard for it is for decent people of any
religion to believe, Zionists have sacrificed Jews
for their own devices many times . . . it
is a fact. The bombings in Iraq against Iraqis and
especially the most recent blasts in Saudi Arabia
killing Arabs are both Mossad templates. For the
most part, Arabs don't kill Arabs in bomb blasts if
it can be avoided. In Iraq, killing civilians in 'suicide bombings'
can serve to turn Iraqis against the 'resistance'
and toward the US occupation forces . . .
at least that would be the logic for a Mossad
operation. In Saudi Arabia, the bombings were immediately
labeled as the work of 'Al Qaeda' . . . a
transparent joke. And now Turkey. Remember always to ask yourself
immediately: geopolitically who benefits the
most? The majority of phone calls and reports of
organizations taking 'credit' for bombings are
probably bogus and not made by the people actually
responsible. It's all too easy to manipulate. I just watched the BBC report from the synagogue
bombing in Turkey . . . blood
everywhere. I listened very carefully to this initial report
. . . so as to soak up every detail
before the spins began. - Some 'official' said that they had received
one telephone from a Moslem organization taking
credit for the bombs.
- The reporter was very careful to emphasise
that this organization has been quiet for a long
time, apparenty inactive, and that everybody in
Turkey was more than surprised to hear that this
organization would allegedly be involved in such
a major bombing.
- The reporter, to my surprise, was also very
careful to emphasize that this Moslem
organization has never attacked Jews, and had
always concentrated only on objecting to secular
Turkish institutions.
- CNN few minutes ago, 'reluctantly' announced
that the Turkish government does not believe
that this crime was done by ANY local Turkish
organization, but it is the work of an
international organization. CNN, 'as usual',
immediately contributed their own opinion: that
the bombing was done by 'al Qaeda'. It has
become very clear that CNN and Fox have turned
into mouthpieces for the Zionist Israeli
government.
- I would hope that the public will finally
realize that there is scant evidence that al
Qaeda exists today. Most of al Qaeda was
vaporized in their caves in the Afghan
mountains. This allows the CIA, Zionist, and
Pentagon to conduct their manipulative wave of
terrorism undisturbed, and no one will ever
blame them. Please pay attention that ALL
references and innuendos in the 'news' are just
assumptions coming from 'experts' or
'authorities' provided to CNN and Fox by
'confidential unidentified military
sources'.
My conclusion: - The 'telephone call' claiming credit for the
bombing means nothing, zero.
- Traditionally, many people make calls after
bombings to put the blame on someone else.
- This was likely an Israeli job with the
trained media putting the blame on an 'Islamic'
organization which the current Turkish
government hates.
Talking about crocodile tears, Israel just
announced, as I am writing this, that they will be
glad to help Turkey to 'fight terrorism and find
the terrorists. ' Sure. 
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