Terrorisme Et Wmd: Les Risques

[Chitah]

Une série de trois articles assez intéressants:

Nuclear Capabilities May Elude Terrorists, Experts Say

Technical Hurdles Separate Terrorists From Biowarfare

An Easier, but Less Deadly, Recipe for Terror

[Mobius]

problème de balises

[Xav]

Un lien sur le bioterrorisme: une interview de Ken Alibek.

J'ai lu son livre "La guerre des germes". Lisez le week-end! Lundi au travail, vous n'y penserez plus.

[Chitah]

Encore un autre lien, tiré du blog de Juan Cole:

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/6823913/

The National Intelligence Council, the think tank of the CIA, has concluded that Iraq has now succeeded Afghanistan as the training ground for professionalized terrorists.

Much of the terrorism in the Middle East in the 1990s and early zeroes has been carried out by fighters who had assembled to defeat the Soviet Union in Afghanistan in the 1980s, got training and became ideologically committed, and then returned to their home countries. The "Afghans" on the streets of Algiers actually wore Afghan clothing (sort of like an American coming back from Scotland and insisting on wearing a kilt), and they joined the vigorous stream of Islamic politics in Algeria. When the generals cancelled the election results of the 1991 parliamentary polls, which the Islamic Salvation Front had won, many Muslim fundamentalists turned radical and got training from the "Afghans." The more radical of them formed the Armed Islamic Group, which joined al-Qaeda in the late 1990s and to which belonged Ahmad Rassam, who tried to blow up Los Angeles Airport for the Millennium Plot. Similar stories could be told about the Afghanistan returnees in Yemen, Indonesia, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and so forth.

So, the likelihood is that Bush's Iraq misadventure will be responsible for terrorism that is blowing up our grandchildren down the line.

Plus simplement: les USA ont créé une situation explosive en Afghanistan des années 80, et ça a donné Al Qaeda dans les années 90-00.

Maintenant, ils créent la même chose (base d'entraînement gratuite pour terroristes) en Irak, cela produira vraisemblablement les mêmes effets.