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<<<<BACKLASH: Some Arab states fear a backlash in the Arab
world, already angered by what they see as blind US
support for Israel in its fight with the Palestinian
Authority>>>>

  Ya -- sending yearly billions of dollars in military and financial aid 
to Israel shouldn't be construed as "blind support for Israel". 

The free media at work, folks. 








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From:                   Rick Rozoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject:                US Building More Military Camps In Gulf [WWW.STOPNATO.ORG.UK]
Date sent:              Tue, 23 Jul 2002 02:24:00 -0700 (PDT)
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> http://www.dawn.com/2002/07/23/int1.htm
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> Dawn (Pakistan)
> July 23, 2002
> 
> Washington building more mly camps in Gulf 
> 
> KUWAIT, July 22 (Reuters): The United States is
> completing work on new military facilities in the Gulf
> region as the Bush administration pursues its plans to
> oust Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, officials in the
> area said. 
> 
> They said the facilities were not directly linked to
> US calls for a "regime change" in Iraq but were part
> of plans to improve and upgrade US installations in
> the oil-rich region. These include installations in
> Qatar and Kuwait. The United States already has a
> military presence in the Gulf waterway and in all six
> Gulf Arab states in addition to Turkey. 
> 
> Kuwait's Defence Minister Sheikh Jaber al-Hamad
> al-Sabah told Reuters on Monday that a new military
> camp in the south of the country is almost ready for
> US troop deployment. 
> 
> Western military sources said the camp would be ready
> within weeks while some four tent cities had been
> erected in the north, close to the Iraqi border. 
> 
> Washington has also replenished its military stocks in
> the region after a draw down for use in the war in
> Afghanistan, the sources said. 
> 
> "The Americans are now using Camp Doha which is rented
> out from Public Warehousing. The new camp belongs to
> the Kuwait military and will be used for the American
> troops," Sheikh Jaber said. "It was built as a
> military camp for military use not storage for
> companies," he added. "It is ready now and I think
> power connections are still pending." 
> 
> The United States has maintained warplanes and ground
> troops in Kuwait to serve as a deterrent for Iraq
> since Washington led the 1991 Gulf War, which ended
> Iraq's seven-month occupation of Kuwait. 
> 
> US troops use Camp Doha on the outskirts of Kuwait
> City as a base for soldiers and pre-positioned heavy
> military hardware. 
> 
> While the United States builds up its military
> facilities in the region, Kuwait has added its voice
> to a collective Arab stand which opposes a military
> campaign to topple Saddam. But Defence Minister Sheikh
> Jaber said Kuwait could support US action if Iraq
> threatened Kuwait again or if there was an
> "international umbrella ... We will not go against an
> international consensus". 
> 
> BACKLASH: Some Arab states fear a backlash in the Arab
> world, already angered by what they see as blind US
> support for Israel in its fight with the Palestinian
> Authority, if military action were taken to topple
> Saddam. But Western sources familiar with plans to
> oust Saddam told Reuters that some Washington planners
> believe removing Saddam would rally support for the US
> position. 
> 
> "Some high up in the (US) administration believe that
> getting rid of Saddam will facilitate movement on the
> Palestinian issue," a well-placed source said. "Also,
> if Saddam is toppled quickly, you will see some Arab
> (official) support gradually emerging," the source
> said. 
> 
> Some sources doubted there would be any US action
> prior to the US congressional elections in November.
> "After the elections all options will be open and
> anything is possible," said a US official of possible
> military action against Iraq and the follow-up
> political process.
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