Die Angriffe der Alliierten sind notwendig, um das Regime von Gaddafi zu stürzen und eine Demokratisierung des Landes zu ermöglichen.
Die USA, Großbritannien, Frankreich und die übrigen an den Luftschlägen beteiligten Staaten wissen nicht, worauf sie sich einlassen.
Laut Angaben der Alliierten geht es nicht darum, Gaddafi zu stürzen, sondern um den Schutz der Zivilbevölkerung.
Die Vorgabe idealistischer Ziele ist scheinheilig. Es geht den Alliierten nur darum Macht, Einfluss und den Zugang zu Ölreserven in der Region zu sichern.
Ich bin anderer Meinung.
Sorry, hierbei handelt es sich um eine nachgewiesene Zitatfaelschung:
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Did Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon vow to burn Palestinian children and rape Arabic girls? Did former Israeli leader Menachem Begin refer to Palestinians as “two-legged beasts,” and did another Israeli leader declare that all Arabs must be killed unless they are willing to live as slaves?
No, but given the number of Web sites repeating these allegations, it is easy to see how this nonsense has gained credence. Indeed, the attribution of invidious statements to Israel’s leaders has become a popular stratagem among Israel’s enemies. Many are fabricated, taken out of context or otherwise manipulated to present a distorted, negative view of Zionist intentions and actions. Propagated on the internet, some of these misquotes eventually make their way into opinion columns in campus newspapers and even, on occasion, the mainstream press.
Take for example, the following quote (found on anti-Israel Web sites) alleged to have been said by Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to the Israeli parliament in October 2001 and reported on Kol Yisrael radio:
Don't worry about American pressure on Israel, we, the Jewish people control America, and the Americans know it.
The statement also appears as "I control America."
As it turns out, it is a hoax. Sharon never made either statement. Nor did Kol Yisrael ever report that he did.
Yet syndicated columnist Georgie Anne Geyer wrote in her May 10, 2002 opinion column, which appeared in the Chicago Tribune, San Diego Tribune, and other newspapers:
In fact, it [American support for Israel’‘s actions] led Prime Minister Sharon to tell his Cabinet recently, "I control America."
Where did this quote originate and how did it enter the mainstream media?
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Am 6.Juni 2011 hat sich Michael Oren, der israelische Botschafter in den USA, gegen das syrische Terrorregime in der WSJ ausgesprochen:
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For the second time, a recent Journal article ("Syrian Violence Tests U.S.," page one, June 3) asserts that Israel has expressed fears of instability in Syria if leader Bashar al-Assad is overthrown. I emphatically denied this the first time ("U.S. Seeks to Raise Heat on Syria," page one, April 25) and categorically deny it again. Israel has expressed no such concerns. Allied with Iran, Mr. Assad has helped supply 55,000 rockets to Hezbollah and 10,000 to Hamas, very likely established a clandestine nuclear arms program and profoundly destabilized the region. The violence he has unleashed on his own people demonstrating for freedoms confirms Israel's fears that the devil we know in Syria is worse than the devil we don't.
Ambassador Michael Oren
Israeli Embassy
Washington
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Assad hat durch seinen Blutrausch jede Legitimitaet verloren. Israel weiss, dass mit diesem Schlaechter ein Friedensschluss nicht moeglich ist.
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