Thursday, May 5, 2011

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Marrakech's attack is raising questions

by Sid Hamdi Yahdih

We return to discuss the "terrorist" attacks carried out recently in the Moroccan city of Marrakech. In fact, the attack in question is still asking questions, many questions.

1) No signs of Qaeda carries
Although the kingdom would not have spared no effort to mislead the world, saying that the responsibility for the attack bears the marks of Qaeda, but the assumptions are in a different sense, and completely, from that of El-Qaeda.

A) The Qaeda, and to this date (May 5, 2011) or one week after the case has not claimed the attack in Marrakech. As we all know, usually Qaeda claim any attack that takes their fingerprints. In many instances, young Qaeda claimed attacks without any results. For example, sometimes, and to shed light on its activities "jihad", the Qaeda claims to the mess of glass in a restaurant. Well, why should Qaeda failed to claim a spectacular operation like Marrakech that killed many foreigners.? More than that, most of the victims in Marrakech are French, that is, are citizens of the country (France) used the threat of Qaeda attacks by cooperation in the fight against terrorism. Is rare, very rare that the Qaeda did not claim an attack that killed many foreigners.

B) The Attack style had nothing to do with the style Qaeda. In other words, the Qaeda used to resort to suicide bombers (kamikasis) and, generally, their attacks are missing, always, the final touches. What happened in Marrakech (use remote to blow up the building) bears the marks of the specialists and the police.)

2) Video Morocco involving terrorism Majzen
's regime, and to accuse al Qaeda, Algeria to charge and play the role of the victim of terrorism has talked about a video published on the Web threatening two days before the attack in which some members of AQIM appeared, saying that "they are training in Algeria" and will "attack to Morocco." The video in question was reiterated on many Internet sites two days after the attack. The reason why the video had reiterated the network is simple: the person shown in the video is a Moroccan (Abu Abderrahman the North African (Moroccan)) and said that all elements of the group are from Morocco. The video, and instead of blaming al Qaeda, has shown that most recruits are Moroccan terrorist movements, and terrorism in the Islamic Maghreb is Moroccan work. SID

HAMDI YAHDIH


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