posted on Oct, 14 2004 @ 08:46 AM
French hostages in Iraq:
Is the French government ready to assume its responsibilities by confronting the American government with its duplicity?
Official statement of Politique de Vie, Christian Cotten and Sma�n Bedrouni - October 6 2004
Information of which we lay out makes us able to date to affirm what follows: The qualified people on this file will be able to checkcompletely the
relevance of our information and cross them with other articles available on the medias and Internet.
The French deputy Didier Julia could not bring back the hostages George Malbrunot and Christian Chesnot for the following reasons:
The Iraqi government and the Pentagon have put all works about it for several weeks to physically eliminate these hostages and those who protect them
(and not "hold them"), by intensive bombardments from the zones where those are; many resistant and civil Iraqi were already killed out of this
fact.
The groups of Iraqi resistants who protects the hostages after having released them from their kidnappers ("the Islamic Army in Iraq", under the
orders of the Prime Minister Allaoui) were systematically the object of air raids and bombardments, with three recoveries, in positions which had
obviously been communicated to the American army; the only interceptions of the communications cannot explain the precision of the attacks, which
made each time many deaths, while saving by miracle the French hostages; The Iraqi resistance is to date persuaded that some members of the French
services seek to discredit the French government as well as the Iraqi resistance and played a "double game" by transmitting precise informations to
the American soldiers to allow them to carry out their attacks. And this while at the same time Michel Barnier, our Foreign Minister, is regarded as
an honest man making of the sincere efforts to obtain the return of the hostages.
The UMP deputy Didier Julia thus gradually was suspected then convinced to mislead the French government as well as the Iraqi resistance and thus lost
any credibility, whereas the Iraqi resistant made much to help the two hostages.
Didier Julia is to date considered by the Iraqi resistance to be a representative of the Mossad. The fact is that Mr. Julia actively helped this
secret service in the business of the Frigates of Cherbourg, placed under embargo and recovered by an Israeli commando on December 25, 1969 (the
World, 2.10.04, Yves Bordenave).
The fact is, in spite of its bonds with the Israeli government, that Mr. Julia did not succeed in obtaining an American safety necessary to the return
of the hostages.
Some Iraqi resistants consider that the attempt to recover the hostages by Mr. Julia was in fact a trap intended to eliminate and the hostages and the
group from resistant who protect them.
For all these reasons, Mr. Julia, in spite of his relations with former members of the Baas party, cannot be held for a valid interlocutor by those
whoch wish to release the hostages as soon as possible.
Questions:
- Who, within the French government, chose to send this man in Iraq, knowing its bonds with Israel precisely?
- Who transmits informations to the American army on the positions of the group which protects the hostages?
- Who does Mr. Didier Julia protect within the French Ministry of Defence?
- Why the nationalist Al Kubaysi, implied in the negotiations between the French diplomats and resistance, is held today by the Iraqi government?
- How the hostages did change hands, between the Islamic Army of Iraq which removed them last August and the groups of the resistance which protect
them to date?
- And why the services of the Prime Minister Allaoui seek do to recover the hostages?
These days, hundreds of Iraqi die under the cluster bombs, without anybody moving: the Iraqi resistance awaits France to assume saying the truth and
put an end to this true war of extermination of too many civil assassinated each day in the name of "the fight against terrorism".
Several hundreds of women and children have been stopped till a few weeks by the Iraqi government of Allaoui, under the control of Mr. N�groponte, for
purposes to obtain the rendering of many resistant, in the south and the west of the country and in Baghdad also.
Actually, to date, strictly nothing prevents the "release" of the French hostages by the Iraqi resistance between the hands of interlocutors who
would be regarded as honest, reliable and sure, except an imperative reason: their safety, radically endangered by American military violences.
To date, the French government could, either directly, or with the assistance of some intermediaries recognized by the two parts, obtain the very fast
return of the hostages in France. In a condition and only one: that Messrs Chirac, Barnier and De Villepin obtain from the American government the
absolute and public insurance of an effective truce in the American attacks against Iraqi resistance, at least time that this one can give the
hostages in full safety to a man charge of mission by the French government, at a point to determine on the irako-Syrian border. And, beyond a truce
of the engagements, and the insurance of safety for a medical corridors and humane convoys awaited, is required to help the besieged civil
populations.
The question which thus arises to date is simple: is the French government able to obtain from the Pentagon and Mr. George W Bush the guarantees of
safety necessary to the repatriation of George Malbrunot and Christian Chesnot? Perhaps, will Mr. Jacques Chirac be able pleasantly to explain to his
American counterpart that, in this election time, it would be wiser to solve quickly this business in a spirit of pacification, right before the
international conference planned for the end of November on Iraq has not begin yet?
Response in a few hours or days.
Published this day October 6, 2004 on our site and transmitted to 6 300 Internet readers of Politique de Vie and, by e-mail, to the whole members of
the French Parliament and some services of the State.
Christian Cotten
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This is a translation that may containe a few wrong sentences.
ATS members, what do you think of this text? What do you understand?
Do you see a danger of a conflict between USA and France behind this text and its affirmations?
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