FABRICAMOS TERRORISTAS
Y NOS ATERRA LO QUE PASO EN
NAIROBI, KENYA
COMO
EXPLICAR LO OCURRIDO?
Hugo Adan
Viernes
Sept 27, 2013
Ayer apareció
una entrevista a un militante del grupo terrorista musulmán que perpetró el
asalto a un shopping center de Nairobi donde murieron más de 60 personas y hubo
más de 150 heridos de gravedad. Por qué
se atacó la población civil indefensa de Kenya y no una barraca militar del Estado,
de este que el 2011 invadió Somalia y que hasta hoy ocupa parte del territorio
sur de este país?. La entrevista en Ingles y la puede Ud leerla en Aljazeera
(la adjunto) http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2013/09/2013923628350977.html
Cuando lei
este reporte de lo ocurrido en Kenya, el
recuerdo de lo ocurrido en Peru en la decada del 80 me asaltó la memoria. Los maoístas de Peru habían volado un edificio
del centro de Lima donde se alojaban turistas y gente rica de la capital, murieron
mas de 100 civiles, ningún militar. Se dijo que quienes perpetraron el crimen fue un comando de 3 personas. De kenya
se dice que fue un comando de 10 quienes tomaron el shopping center más
concurrido por foráneos y gente de dinero en la capital Nairobi. Se sabe que estos evacuaron a los musulmanes y exigieron el
inmediato retiro de las tropas que invadieron el sur de Somalia donde el ejército perpetró muchos crímenes. Los terroristas de Peru dijeron que su ataque en Lima fue también en venganza
contra el terrorismo del ejército que había bombardeado comunidades enteras de
zonas quechuas por la sola sospecha de que allí había maoístas.
El que ambos
grupos terroristas actúen motivados por el deseo de vengar crímenes anteriores cometidos por las “fuerzas
del orden”, no es nada nuevo. Lo nuevo
es que estamos creando el contexto más fértil para que estos grupos se reproduzcan como pandemia: las guerras.
Donde
existan ex -soldados organizados en grupos clandestinos, existe la posibilidad
de que ocurran estos ataques terroristas. El resto lo hace el contexto socio-político y
militar. Revisemos algunas experiencias. Los comandos argelinos volaron shopping
de Paris y por lo que Francia tuvo que
retirar sus tropas de Argelia, estuvo compuesto por ex soldados preparados por
los mismos franceses. Se dice que por venganza
contra el crimen ocurrido en Waco, Texas, se voló el edificio de Oklahoma en los EU y por la técnica allí usada se sospechó
de que sus autores también fueron ex -militares. Y se sabe también que el comando clandestino
que cometió el horrendo crimen en Rusia, ese que exigía el retiro de las tropas que
ocupaban Chechenia, fue preparado por las mismas sectas fundamentalistas que
hoy operan en Syria. En todos ellos fue
la población civil, niños incluidos, las víctimas de este terrorismo. En todos ellos hubo venganza, motivación política y gente preparada para ejecutar
esos actos horrendos. Y esto último es lo grave del contexto actual.
Digo grave
porque en las guerras que patrocinamos en Iraq, Libya y Syria estamos creado un inmenso contingente de
grupos clandestinos que más tarde podrán operar con total autonomía y/o vender sus servicios a quien mejor les pague por ello. La mercerización es ya un
oficio legal que no tiene fronteras, ni nacionalidad, ni atavió ideológico
alguno. El mercenario terrorista puede ser un musulmán, un soldado
neo-conservador americano, o un
libertario “demócrata” de EU, UK o
Israel y cualquier grupo de soldados de diferente nacionalidad que fue enviado a los diversos campos de batalla que
hoy existen en el mundo. Los motivos psicológicos
encontraran el dispositivo que hará estallar esa violencia contenida, en el contexto guerrerista que alimentamos
Por que
alarmarnos de los ocurrido en Nairobi, Kenya?. Por que del crimen de la Embajada americana en
Bengazi , Libia? Por que, si a la vez estamos
convirtiendo muchos shopping centers y embajadas de EU como blanco preferido de
un ataque terrorista. Por qué, si estamos preparando la gente que habrá de operar esos crimenes?. Por que aterrarnos si la TV pública nos
bombardea todos los días con sus reclutamiento de soldados para nuevas guerras?
Sin duda, es gracias a la TV que promueve un sinnúmero de
rituales pro-guerra que nuestros niños y adolescentes son
predispuestos para ese crimen subterráneo que es el reclutamiento. Por que nos
aterra el terrorismo si lo estamos creándolo dia a día.
No
necesariamente el terrorista tiene que ser un musulmán jihadista nacido en los
rincones de una Mezquita. Puede nacer en
una Iglesia cristiana o en templo judío o simplemente en cualquier centro social
que ofrezca la posibilidad de construir networks secretos. Y ya no se necesita
de partidos políticos para ello. Lo único que se necesita es que existan
soldados entrenados en los campos de batalla para el manejo del instrumental bélico. Lo demás lo dará el contexto guerra,
los motivos jamás faltaran.
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LEAMOS LA
ENTREVISTA:
MILITARY SPOKESMAN
EXPLAINS TO AL JAZEERA WHY MALL SIEGE WAS LAUNCHED, AND WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT.
Q&A: AL-SHABAB DEFENDS NAIROBI ATTACK
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2013/09/2013923628350977.html
Por Hamza Mohamed Publicado el 25 Sep 2013
Mogadishu, Somalia - Al-Shabab - the al-Qaeda-linked Somali-based group - has
claimed responsibility for an attack in the Kenyan capital Nairobi.
The attack launched on
Saturday on the upscale Westgate shopping mall has killed at least 62 people
and wounded more than 150 others. Heavy gunfire continued to ring out on
Monday.
Al Jazeera's Hamza Mohamed
interviewed al-Shabab's spokesman for military operations, Sheikh Abulaziz Abu
Muscab, as the siege at the mall entered its third day. Abulaziz spoke about
why the group attacked Nairobi now. He also provided insight into al-Shabab's
relations with the Mombasa Youth Centre, a group the Kenyan government
designated as a terrorist organization
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Sheikh Abulaziz Abu Muscab (SA) We have
been late in attacking Nairobi. We did not attack before because they were
expecting us to attack. Our aim is to attack our enemy when they least expect
us to attack. This time they were not expecting us to attack. We choose when to
attack, and best time to attack.
AJ: Is this al-Shabab's first attack
in Nairobi?
SA:
Thats not the importing thing. The important thing is it is us who attacked
now. It is not important to say we attacked before or not.
AJ: This
attack is happening at Westgate Mall, which, when the attack started, was full
of shoppers. Why is al-Shabab attacking a place that is full of civilians?
SA:
The place we attacked is Westgate shopping mall. It is a place where tourists
from across the world come to shop, where diplomats gather. It is a place where
Kenya's decision-makers go to relax and enjoy themselves. Westgate is a place
where there are Jewish and American shops. So we have to attack them.
On civilian deaths, Kenya should
first be asked why they bombed innocent Somali civilians in refugee camps, why
they bombed innocent people in Gedo and Jubba regions. They should be asked
that first before us.
AJ: Al-Shabab claims to work to
protect Muslims and Somalis in particular. Some of the people killed in this
attack suggests otherwise.
SA:
History supports our claim. We are the only ones protecting Somalis and
Somalia. We are the only group fighting Somalia's historic enemies. We are the
only one who can say "no" to Somalis' enemies.
On the loss of lives, there were
Kenyan soldiers firing back at our fighters. There was an exchange of gunfire.
There is no evidence it was our bullets that killed them. We released all
Muslims when we took control of the mall. Witnesses have backed us on this.
AJ: Do you
think this attack will make Kenya withdraw its troops from Somalia?
SA:
That question is not for us to answer. That is for the Kenyan government to
answer. It is up to them to withdraw their soldiers or not. If they don't
withdraw, attacks like this will become common in Kenya. It is possible if they
don't withdraw attacks like this will happen in Kenyan cities and towns every
day.
AJ: Before
Kenyan troops went into Somalia in October 2011, what was al-Shabab's relation
with the Kenyan government?
SA:
We always knew Kenya is the enemy of the Somali people. We knew this when we
controlled the border towns. Kenya invading us was not unexpected. We don't
believe them and we dont trust them.
AJ: Kenya
says it will go after the perpetrators of this attack and won't stop until they
are defeated. What do you say to that?
SA: We are not perpetrators. We are only defending ourselves and
defending our rights, the rights of the Somali people.
Today no one has a worse criminal
record than the Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta. He's talking about tens of
people killed at Westgate while he's responsible for the deaths of thousands of
people killed when he was running for the presidency. If Kenyans want to hold
someone accountable for crimes they should first start with him.
AJ: Many,
including the Somali and Kenyan governments, are saying al-Shabab targeting a
place full of civilians is a sign of weakness, that al-Shabab is on the back
foot and will soon be history. Is that the case?
SA:
Whom are these people judging us? These people's weakness is public for
everyone to see. The Somali government is protected by tanks for them to stay
in power. The Kenyans rely on foreign support, even to deal with a small matter
like Westgate. They asked for Western support.
AJ: Finally,
Kenya has designated the Mombasa Youth Centre
(MYC) as a terrorist organisation. The group has on many occasions endorsed al-Shabab.
What is al-Shabab's relationship with MYC?
SA:
The relations between MYC and us are the same relations between Muslims. They
are our Muslim brothers. Islam is our common relation, and they have the same
right from us like any other Muslim
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Having pre-positioned weapons they were able to re-arm quickly and repel the security forces.
Sixty-seven people are known to have died in the four-day siege. Kenya's Red Cross says 61 others are still missing.
Forensic experts are still combing the complex, looking for bodies and clues.
Updates on the Kenyan
terrorist attack. HERE THE LATEST & BEST
BLOWBACK'S REVENGE
September 27, 2013
Does the War on Terror actually generate more terrorists and
victims? What are the lessons to be learned from the attack in Kenya? And,
where is the logic in Washington indirectly backing Al-Qaeda in Syria and
fighting terrorists elsewhere? CrossTalking with Kelley Vlahos, Richard Barrett
and Stephen Zunes. MUST WATCH VIDEO!! http://rt.com/shows/crosstalk/usa-syria-war-terror-432/
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BBC 27 September 2013
Last updated at 12:00 ET
MILITANTS 'HIRED
KENYAN MALL SHOP'
The militants who led the attack on a Kenyan mall hired a
shop there in the weeks leading up to the siege, senior security sources have
told the BBC.
This gave them access to service lifts at Westgate enabling them to
stockpile weapons and ammunition. Having pre-positioned weapons they were able to re-arm quickly and repel the security forces.
Sixty-seven people are known to have died in the four-day siege. Kenya's Red Cross says 61 others are still missing.
Forensic experts are still combing the complex, looking for bodies and clues.
The Somali Islamist group al-Shabab, which is part of
al-Qaeda, says it was behind the attack and the following siege at the upmarket
mall in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.
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