Foreign Correspondence

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The US protection of the MEK, an anti-government militia now based in Iraq that has conducted terrorist actions in Iran and is listed on the State Department's roster of terrorist organizations should come as no surprise as Bush has pushed to support the terrorist TNI, proposed the use of taxpayer money to fund the terrorist organization, AUC, is backing the separatists and the establishment of a Uighur Government-in-Exile in Washington some of which are considered terrorists and is harboring the Chechen terrorist Akhmadov, an accomplice of Basayev whose bloody trail has lead to the heinous attack in Beslan resulting in the deaths of a large number of Russian school children, an attack in which Bush must share blame.

So it goes in Bush’s ‘War on Some Terror’.

-Am


United Press International also recently quoted unnamed US officials claiming that Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf had granted the Mujahideen-e-Khalq (MEK) organization permission to operate from Pakistani Balochistan.

If true, this is sure to escalate tensions between Islamabad and Tehran over the controversial Marxist-Islamist group that has assassinated several top Iranian government figures since 1979 and enjoyed Saddam Hussein's protection until 2003. The MEK are reportedly in talks with Washington, while their fighters are under US protection in Camp Ashraf in Iraq.
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In a more significant indication of White House attitudes on the subject, the Department of Defense has failed to fully disarm the People's Mujahideen of Iran (or Mujahideen-e Khalq, MEK), an anti-government militia now based in Iraq that has conducted terrorist actions in Iran and is listed on the State Department's roster of terrorist organizations. In 2003, the Washington Post reported that some senior administration figures would like to use the MEK as a proxy force in Iran, in the same manner that the Northern Alliance was employed against the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Reference:

Bush Pushes to Support Terrorist TNI

Behind a recent, highly controversial indictment by the US Department of Justice, the administration of President George W Bush is maneuvering to revive military ties with the Indonesian armed forces (TNI, for Tentara Nasional Indonesia), one of the world's most oppressive institutions.

Bush that pillar of morality sworn to track down terrorists and take the fight to them as he leads America to victory in the War on Terror once again climbs in bed with the terrorists.

In fact Bush is so great a patron of terrorism he is proposing the use of taxpayer money to fund the terrorist organization, AUC.
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He is also backing the separatists and the establishment of a Uighur Government-in-Exile in Washington which is an attack on the sovereignty of China.
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The Uighur situation is extremely reminiscent of Bush harboring the Chechen terrorist Akhmadov, an accomplice of Basayev whose bloody trail has lead to the heinous attack in Beslan resulting in the deaths of a large number of Russian school children, an attack in which Bush must share blame.
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