SUDAN: Censorship of Islamic Viewpoint on Darfur
During its huge gathering in Detroit, Michigan, the Nation of Islam
brought in the President of Sudan, Omar al-Bashir, to talk to the audience by
TV link. The audience, African American, were enabled to question the
president of Sudan. Al-Bashir debunked the Zionist propaganda that "genocide"
is going on in Darfur. Thousands watched and saw directly that Al-Bashir is
not an "Arab" but a Black African. [Dr. Akbar Muhammad emceed the appearance.]
Here is the shocker: The corporate-zionist media completely blocked the
reporting on the TV link appearance of the Sudanese President.
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PALESTINE: Mufti Warns: Al-Aqsa in Danger
The Mufti of Palestine, Ikrima Sabri, has warned that Israel is continuing
to dig adjacent to the al-Aqsa masjid. The digging is now being done at night
and away from media coverage. The Mufti warned the Muslim world: He said the
time for talk is over. The Muslims must take action to stop Israel before it
is too late. [March 16]
"G.Waleed Kavalec"@yahoo.com wrote:
Gonzales thwarted Cuban jail closure
March 24, 2007
WASHINGTON: As the newly appointed US Defence Secretary, Robert Gates
repeatedly argued for the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to be
shut down and for prisoners held there to be tried in a US court. With the
support of Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Mr Gates told President George
W. Bush that the detention centre had become so tainted abroad that legal
proceedings at Guantanamo would be viewed as illegitimate, The New York Times
reported yesterday. Mr Gates suggested that prisoners held at Guantanamo could
be transferred to military brigs in the US, where they would remain in the
custody of the Pentagon and be subject to trial under military proceedings.
The Defence Secretary's appeal was an effort to turn Mr Bush's publicly stated
desire to close Guantanamo into a specific plan for action, US officials told
The New York Times.
But his arguments were reportedly rejected after embattled Attorney-General
Alberto Gonzales and Vice-President Dick Cheney's office strongly objected to
the plan.
While Mr Bush eventually rejected the approach, officials at the National
Security Council, Pentagon and State Department continue to analyse options
for the detention of terrorism suspects, the newspaper said.
The base at Guantanamo holds about 385 prisoners, among them 14 senior leaders
of al-Qa'ida -- including Khalid Shaikh Mohammed -- who were transferred to it
last year from secret prisons run by the Central Intelligence Agency.
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,21436969-2703,00.html
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