Image from: www.voltairenet.org/article162600.html 'Jundallah terrorists trained in Pakistan' [Voltaire]Jundallah was formerly headed by alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammad (theinformer.vox.com/library/post/us-recruits-...)
Jundallah has links to the Liquid Bomb Plot. (Evidence mounts of links)
According to a 2006 report by the South Asia Analysis Group (SAAG) ( Liquid Explosive Plot ), "Four or five of those detained by the British Police (in connection with the liquid bomb plot) had gone to Pakistan."
After their arrival in Pakistan, according to SAAG, "The Jundullah, a pro-Al Qaeda organisation, took them to its training camp in the Waziristan area, trained them in the fabrication and use of explosives..."
Jundallah's name has been linked to various plots.
On 24 July 2004, Syed Saleem Shahzad wrote in Asia Times about Jundallah:
"The organization produces propaganda literature, including documentary films, and has a studio named Ummat.
"It does... work for al-Qaeda's media wing, which is called the al-Sahab Foundation.
"These media outlets incite the sentiments of Muslim youths by producing films showing Western - particularly Israeli and US - 'atrocities' against Muslim communities.
"This is the basic tool through which a new generation of jihadis is being raised.
"Jundullah was allegedly headed by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the al-Qaeda operational commander of the September 11 terrorist attack in the US."
According to Webster G. Tarpley (baluchistan: nato strategy exposed):
"There is no doubt that Jundullah is on the US payroll.
"This fact has been confirmed by Brian Ross of ABC News, the London Daily Telegraph, and by Seymour Hersh in the New Yorker.
"Hersh noted that Jundullah has received some of the $400 million appropriated by the US Congress in the most recent Bush-era regime change legislation targeting Iran.
"Jundullah is a key part of the US-UK strategy of fomenting ethnic and religious civil war in both Iran and Pakistan.
"Jundullah is a twofer in this context, since it can help destabilize both sides of the Iran-Pakistan border.
"Baluchistan has special importance because any oil pipeline linking Iran with China must go straight across Baluchistan.
"Jundullah’s false flag jihad is a means to make sure that strategic pipeline, which would help solve China’s energy problem, is never built.
"There is also no doubt that Jundullah functions as an arm of NATO, a kind of irregular warfare asset similar in some ways to the KLA of Kosovo.
"Rigi is reported by the Iranians to have met with Jop de Hoop Scheffer when he was NATO Secretary General.
"Rigi has also met with various NATO generals operating in Afghanistan...
"The real goal of the US-NATO offensive in Marjah-Helmand is to attack Chinese economic interests in Pakistani Baluchistan, and especially the port of Gwadar, one of China’s largest overseas projects.
"If the US can push the Taliban into Pakistani Baluchistan and into the area around Gwadar, they will have a pretext for militarization – perhaps through Blackwater mercenaries, who are already operating massively in Pakistan, or perhaps through direct US military involvement in the zone.
"US jackboots on the ground in Baluchistan would interfere mightily with Chinese economic development plans.
"They would also allow the US to commandeer Gwadar as the home port of a new NATO supply line into southern Afghanistan, allowing the avoidance of the Khyber Pass bottleneck.
"The US could also use Baluchistan as a springboard for bigger and better terror ops into Iran, electronic surveillance of Iranian activities, and so forth." (http://tarpley.net/2010/02/25/the-battle-for-baluchistan/)
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So, in other words, the Iranis capture a CIA asset with little or no fuss, who then begins to blow the whole can of worms -with barely a bruise on his pretty face.
And the US still think they can win a game of chess against the Persians?
Luis
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