mohamed al Azaki: Yes, why al Qaeda orders Muslim extremists to go to Darfur? According to the Independent's veteran correspondent Robert Fisk who met Osama bin Laden twice, Fisk wrote in many reports conveying a message from Osama to Westerns and Americans that al Qaeda doesn't target civilians but it attack military soldiers... and, of course, if the UN peacekeepers going to go to Darfur, all world then expect al-Qaeda exist there as it is in Iraq.
rob kall: except in Iraq?
mohamed al Azaki: In Iraq, we all know and the American administration first know that the Iranian hand "Shiite" or "Iranian death squads" are behind the killing of civilians there in Iraq...UN observers, foreign correspondents and all know this fact. Bush in many statements indicated to Iran which uses its Shiite squads to kill civilians.
mohamed al Azaki: And of course, al-Qaeda is a real enemy against Shiite and Iran.
rob kall: If Shiite, is there an Iran connection? I sometimes believe that Ahmadinejad and Bush are allies.
mohamed al Azaki: We also believe that.
rob kall: Iranians are killing 3000 Iraqis each month?
Of course, this would be nothing new.
rob kall: Do you think Bush will attack Iran?
mohamed al Azaki: Well, I think, some Arab and Muslim analysts say that Syria would be attacked first, then Iran.
rob kall: So. the idea of Al Qaeda is to keep western forces out of Muslim countries?
mohamed al Azaki: Definitely Yes... and that reason I think was behind the burning inside Arabia Saudi and some other Arab states, because that al-Qaeda-linked youths or sympathizers want to keep western forces out of Muslim countries.
rob kall: And if Al Qaeda is successful, what would the Arab World look like?
mohamed al Azaki: Taliban again.
it will be a big power getting Israel out of Palestine
it will be a big power getting America and its allies out of Arab Oil stations in Arabian Peninsula... I think it will be the clear end of the Imperial Power of America.
rob kall: Wow.
mohamed al Azaki: Mr. Kall... to be sure... just read some articles writing by the UK Independent correspondent, Robert Fisk who met twice with the head of terrorism Sheikh Osama.
rob kall: I do try to read Fisk. He is excellent-- a journalistic inspiration-- but many of his articles are only available by subscription.
rob kall: except in Iraq?
mohamed al Azaki: In Iraq, we all know and the American administration first know that the Iranian hand "Shiite" or "Iranian death squads" are behind the killing of civilians there in Iraq...UN observers, foreign correspondents and all know this fact. Bush in many statements indicated to Iran which uses its Shiite squads to kill civilians.
mohamed al Azaki: And of course, al-Qaeda is a real enemy against Shiite and Iran.
mohamed al Azaki: We also believe that.
rob kall: Iranians are killing 3000 Iraqis each month?
Of course, this would be nothing new.
rob kall: Do you think Bush will attack Iran?
mohamed al Azaki: Well, I think, some Arab and Muslim analysts say that Syria would be attacked first, then Iran.
rob kall: So. the idea of Al Qaeda is to keep western forces out of Muslim countries?
mohamed al Azaki: Definitely Yes... and that reason I think was behind the burning inside Arabia Saudi and some other Arab states, because that al-Qaeda-linked youths or sympathizers want to keep western forces out of Muslim countries.
rob kall: And if Al Qaeda is successful, what would the Arab World look like?
mohamed al Azaki: Taliban again.
it will be a big power getting Israel out of Palestine
it will be a big power getting America and its allies out of Arab Oil stations in Arabian Peninsula... I think it will be the clear end of the Imperial Power of America.
rob kall: Wow.
mohamed al Azaki: Mr. Kall... to be sure... just read some articles writing by the UK Independent correspondent, Robert Fisk who met twice with the head of terrorism Sheikh Osama.
rob kall: I do try to read Fisk. He is excellent-- a journalistic inspiration-- but many of his articles are only available by subscription.
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