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Freenet Africa Research Alert
11 April 2010
A new "Al Qaeda Attack" story, this time on a South African World Cup stadium, has been doing the rounds over the last few days; mostly in the usual anti-Islamic websites and newspapers in the US and India - but predictably ending up on good old CNN.
The story has no credible source, has not been verified by anyone and appears to be based entirely on a fictitious puerile blog entry by some unidentified blockhead. It should never have seen the light of day. It is pure disinformation loaded with ill intent.
Like all "Al Qaeda" stories that navigate the mainstream media outlets, this one is equally without foundation or truth.
To intelligent people around the world the words "Al Qaeda" are synonymous with the acronym CIA. There is NO "Al Qaeda" - it does not exist. The CIA, however, does exist and it does conduct covert operations against innocent civilians in innocent independent and sovereign states.
More sinister is the fact that it conducts operations against its own people on its own soil - as 9/11 amply attests. (If you still have any doubts on that score we suggest that you visit http://world911truth.org at once and put your doubts to rest.)
The evidence that 9/11 was an "inside job" is now overwhelming and has long reached critical mass; anyone that denies that fact is either ignorant of the facts, completely stupid or complicit.
There are many things that we do not know or understand about the events of 9/11 but the one thing that we do know is that the Bush administration was clearly complicit if not completely responsible. There are no doubts about this and the matter is no longer open to debate - the evidence is clear and ample. It is fact.
Considering that President Obama has built his presidency on strengthening the "Bush Doctrine" it comes as no surprise that he leads the movement to suppress the truth pertaining to 9/11. Obama is obviously well informed and he is definitely not stupid - which makes him complicit.
An "Al Qaeda" threat is a CIA threat and should not be taken lightly. We note, with concern, that a fictitious "Al Qaeda" has no access to South African World Cup Stadiums (or anything else for that matter) but our American "friends" have access to EVERYTHING. The enemy is within, is very dangerous and is completely out of control.
The very people that orchestrated the 9/11 Massacre are the very people that are offering South Africa assurances of security. Ponder on that...
South Africa is a multi-cultural country. There are millions of Muslims in South Africa living in complete peace and harmony with millions of fellow citizens of Christian, Traditional and Hindu belief systems. We are not part of the American government's oppressive, murderous and invasive self-styled "War on Terror" that has destroyed Iraq, Palestine, Pakistan and Afghanistan - and we do not wish to be.
The propagation and escalation of this unfounded story can only be seen for what it is; a direct attack on the integrity of the Muslim population of South Africa and a monstrous attempt to destabilise our young and fragile democracy for the sole purpose of feeding the "War on Terror" myth.
It is now the burden of every South African to scrutinise, observe and closely watch each and every American and Israeli that sets foot on our soil - and to take action if necessary by alerting the appropriate authorities.
The FIFA 2010 World Cup is an important occasion for South Africa and its citizens: we have spent a lot of money, time and effort to prepare for this prestigious event.
As a nation we are proud of what we have achieved and look forward to hosting the world's finest tournament: if you choose not to visit South Africa for the World Cup let it be for an intelligent reason.
Only one agency has the power, the resources and the mandate to disrupt and undermine football's most glorious festival - and we now know who they are.
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Compiled by Pedro Souza - FAN EU Bureau Chief, Lisbon, Portugal - from correspondent reports in South Africa, Angola and the USA.