Pravda.ru Moscow, October 5, 2002 Eric Mueller
comments: Here's an interesting little
piece from the English-language
version of Pravda.ru. I
have checked, and it is a direct
translation of the Russian
version of the story on the same
site. I'm not sure who owns/runs
Pravda.ru, but it is not
the Communist Party of the
Russian Federation, which
Pravda.ru frequently
criticises.. Eric Mueller is this
website's expert on Middle
Eastern affairs. |
America
Knows Best Who Should Rule
Germany "It
would be better for the chancellor to
resign" Sergey Borisov PRAVDA.Ru THE White House is very
much dissatisfied with Germany, and the
Pentagon even more so. And all this
dissatisfaction is because of the German
chancellor's rigid opinion concerning the
US-led campaign against Iraq.
[Gerhard]
Schroeder has indicated several times
already that Germany will not participate
in this war, even if the UN approves it.
The statement made by German
Minister of Justice Herta
Däubler-Gmelin when she compared
George W. Bush with
[Adolf]
Hitler only added fuel to the
fire. During the past several days, German
diplomats have made every possible effort
to reduce the tension in relations with
America, which arose after the above
mentioned statements. The scandal
seemed practically hushed up when
Pentagon senior adviser Richard
Perle
[who
is Jewish]
arrived in Berlin. He was the aide to
the US defense secretary under
Ronald Reagan. As soon as he
arrived in Berlin, he immediately
announced that Gerhard Schroeder should
resign. Perle
doesn't care at all that Germans elected
the chancellor in accordance with their
domestic interests. However, the American
official strongly believes that if the
chancellor doesn't support US policy
concerning Iraq, he should resign.
Germany's Handelsblatt quotes
Perle: "It would be better for the
chancellor to resign." Perle says that Schroeder's anti-war
election campaign strongly undermined the
relations between Germany and America, and
in a burst of revelation, he explained to
the German people how much the
chancellor's pertinacity will cost the
country. Does Germany, he asked, still
entertain any desire to become a permanent
member of the UN Security Council? It
should forget about it for a long time,
Perle says. According to him, it is
because of the chancellor that the problem
can be considered once again only by the
next generation of Germans. Germany has been deprived of any
authority to influence the Iraqi problem
because of Schroeder's "astonishing
isolationism," Perle says. He adds that
nobody made Schroeder do anything
concerning Iraq, the USA especially. However, the chancellor, says Perle,
"preferred to stay with his old friend for
the sake of several votes at the
elections." Many observers say that relations
between Berlin and Washington are at the
lowest level ever registered since the end
of WWII. They also admit that Perle's
statements proved to be the most harsh
within the whole period of preparation for
the war in Iraq. At first, US officials dared to speak
only about Hussein's resignation
only. But, as we all know, appetite grows
while eating. Sergey Borisov PRAVDA.Ru Translated by Maria
Gousseva More
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Perle -
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Executive Branch
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Feith, Bush's new "Dr
Goebbels"
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hawks make haste
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Robert Fisk exposes
President Bush and his pro-Israel lobby
by name
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The
Guardian also unmasks Richard Perle and
his gang:
"When he is not
too busy at the Pentagon, or too busy
running Hollinger Digital -- part of
the group that publishes the Daily
Telegraph in Britain -- or at board
meetings of the Jerusalem Post, Mr
Perle is "resident fellow" at one of
the thinktanks -- the American
Enterprise Institute (AEI)."
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The
Guardian exposes a US "Arab" news
agency as a clandestine Israeli
Intelligence operation |
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Time
To Get The Facts Right, By David
Welch (Ambassador of the United States
of America
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