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Aku hairan melihat manusia Amerika dan konco-konconya. Mereka
menyerang Afghanistan tanpa ada bukti yang kukuh yang Osama
menyerang bangunan WTC. Sekarang setelah Afghanistan dibom habis-
habisan, baru manusia Amerika keluarkan bukti. Itupun bukti yang
boleh dipertikaikan.
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http://dailynews.yahoo.com/htx/nm/20011213/wl/attack_videotape_reaction_dc_2.html
DUBAI (Reuters) - Washington's allies were quick to judge the latest
videotape of Osama bin Laden to be final proof of his guilt on
Thursday, but in the Arab world many dismissed the footage as false
propaganda.
While some senior Arab officials declared themselves convinced, it
was harder to find ordinary citizens who did and most governments
in the region maintained silence on the issue.
``I think this recording is forged ... I don't believe this tape is
authentic,'' said Sheikh Mohammad Saleh, a Saudi cleric.
Ali, a Saudi civil servant, concurred. ``The picture is real but the
voice is not. It could be a voice over,'' he said. He had to watch
the videotape on a regional satellite station as Saudi state tele-
vision failed to broadcast it.
``Do the Americans really think the world is that stupid to think
that they would believe that this tape is evidence?'' asked Abdul
Latif Arabiat, head of Jordan's mainstream Islamist party the
Islamic Action Front.
``In my view this tape has been fabricated by Washington to condemn
bin Laden and conceal America's ugly crimes in Afghanistan,'' said
Yousef Abdul Hamid, an Amman taxi driver.
A less skeptical Bahraini man said: ``If the recording was real, it
only adds that bin Laden was aware of the incident but not necessa-
rily that he had planned it.''
``It is possible that another group was behind it but had informed
bin Laden about their plan,'' he concluded from the muffled tape,
which was accompanied by an official U.S. translation which some
Arabs described as inaccurate.
Many in the Islamic world choose to believe theories that the Sep-
tember 11 attacks were a plot by Israeli secret services to dis-
credit Muslims.
UAE CALLS TAPE CONCLUSIVE
However, the United Arab Emirates and a senior diplomat from another
Gulf Arab state said they were persuaded of bin Laden's role in
the suicide plane attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and
the Pentagon in Washington.
``There is no doubt in my mind that bin Laden was behind those
operations.
The tape confirms that in a way that leaves no room for doubt,''
UAE Information Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zaid al-Nahayan said.
The videotape was aired in the Middle East by Abu Dhabi Television
and al-Jazeera satellite channel after its release by the Pentagon.
It shows bin Laden chatting informally with fellow-militants and
saying he had been more optimistic than his colleagues about how
much damage the attacks would inflict, but he had not dared hope
they would bring down the WTC towers completely.
``It is a confession no doubt about that. But I fear that it will
not make bin Laden any less of a martyr when he is killed,'' the
Gulf diplomat said.
U.S. forces are bombing an area in Afghanistan where bin Laden
and followers are believed holed up.
``If the tape says anything it says the Americans are still looking
for evidence, but evidence should come before and not after,'' a
Gulf academic said. ``The whole thing seems far-fetched.''
A Lebanese resident of the United Arab Emirates however sided with
Washington. ``The Arabic was not very clear but I think after seeing
the tape he is a criminal... whatever the United States said was
true.''
Israel called the tape ``unequivocally incriminating evidence about
the involvement of al Qaeda in terrorism.''
Palestinian officials, locked in a rapidly escalating conflict with
Israel which accuses them of complicity in terrorism, had no imme-
diate comment.
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said the tape ``totally vindi-
cates the action that we, the U.S. and the international coalition
have taken in Afghanistan.''
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