IntolerableBehaviour

The Database

Al-Qaeda – Where Does the Truth Lie

Al-Qaeda simply translates into the word 'database'. This refers to the CIA database created to hold information of the thousands of loosely knit groups and individuals in Afghanistan brought together by the CIA to defeat the Russians invading Afghanistan.

During the 1980s the CIA heavily recruited thousands of oppressed Muslims and this became Al-Qaeda – The Database. The CIA continued to recruit, to train and to arm many thousands of Mujahideen to attack and to disable the Russian military machine.

At that time they were referred to as freedom fighters and now they are referred to as insurgents and are arrested as illegal combatants. The manipulation of values and intent and to the adherence to International Law is right out of some spy novel. The inconsistencies we are to accept is just too ridiculous for words.

The Saudis had a big hand in financing Al-Qaeda and Afghanistan against the invading Russians. But, of course, now America and its puppet NATO are invading Afghanistan and the Saudis are not, up front at least, financing Al-Qaeda. Nevertheless, America and friends are now having to deal with the Database of, shall I say, Freedom Fighters.

President Bush claims that his war on terror is stopping terrorist from attacking Americans on American soil. The small picture seems to suggest this as being a truth. But this we surely prove to be just a mist as the American terror in the Middle East creates a host of people hating America.

It is quite obvious that Bush's big plan is to grab control over all the oil he can in the Middle East. He has already stolen the Iraqi control of its own oil and sold it off to Big Oil western multinationals.

The other part of Bush's plan is to isolate Russia from oil in the Middle East while, at the same time, taking away one of Iran's biggest markets. All of these wars and conflicts Bush has attached himself to are set up to give America:

    *power over world oil

• to make sure that Russia can neither sell nor purchase oil or natural gas through various pipelines in Eastern Europe.

• To break promises that were made to Russia that no nation bordering Russia would be admitted into NATO.

This is why Bush and his America want to exert control over Iraq and Afghanistan while carrying on with agreements made with their, non-democratic, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

America then moved her CIA focus and military advisers into the fledgling country of Georgia. Bush wants Georgia to become a member of NATO and Russia does not. Remember promises had been made; but America isn't too good with promises.

As it stands now, and before the Ossetia conflict in Georgia, the Americans are surrounding the Russian southern borders with 'friends' and, of course, Russia is on alert.

The problem in Georgia had been going on for some time with the province of Ossetia striving to separate from the country of Georgia. Anticipations began to rise as the Americans began taking a strong notice of Georgia and infiltrated the country and government with CIA personal and American military advisers. Russia, always being nervous of its borders began to move their military to the logical areas where trouble might start. I think it's not far fetched to suggest that where there is America interference there is usually trouble. I am certain that Russia is of this mind set; and not without reason.

The American interference began with a push to have Georgia become a part of NATO foregoing promises to the contrary. The Americans are training the Georgian military. The country is now rampant with CIA agents and military advisers as the arms sales to Georgia grow making Georgia the second biggest recipient of American arms. Actually the USA is going full throttle to arm the whole world.

The result of the arms build up in Georgia became quite clear when Georgia attacked and bombed Ossetia in quite the American way. There was no doubt that the military advance was not only to gain strong control over Ossetia but to kill many in an unrestricted manner. The Ossetians were terrified; may fleeing to Russia for safety.

The Russians felt they had to engage in this war to save the people, many of whom were Russian who had lived and worked in Ossetia for life times. So in the attack on Ossetia was an attach on Russian people. The Russian military moved in and went deep into Georgia to capture dumps of American weapons.

It is quite obvious that this whole scenario was developed by the presence of America advisers and CIA terrorists and that it was branded with the Bush Administrations mark.

This has happened before. In the late 1970s and 1980s America armed Iraq and sent in many military advisers and CIA terrorists. Saddam's invasion of Iran was a prefabricated assault coming straight out of Washington as was a good bit of funding. The Invasion of Iran caused an 8 year bloody war as well as the gassing of 3 thousand Iranian defenders on Iranian soil. Saddam also, used gas on the Kurds in the north who were fighting Iraq with terror attacks to separate from Iraq and form their own country.

The Big Picture; the point I'm making here is that America is at war with the world. America is strategically creating for itself power positions in oil rich countries on the one hand and moving to isolate Russia on the other. All along the Russian southern border the USA is pushing for the new countries created by the folding of the USSR to become members of NATO which is an alignment of countries primarily interested in defense/offense against Russia. In these countries and others the US is pushing for “defensive” missile bases. Defensive right now but shortly they will become offensive as well.

It is quite clear that the USA, having made many promises to Russia, will renege on all of them. Much in the same way they have reneged on the Nuremberg Principles as well as the Geneva Conventions except when they determine an enemy not to be living up to them.

RC