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Politics : Right Wing Extremist Thread

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To: jlallen who started this subject10/22/2002 8:48:11 AM
From: Tom Clarke  Read Replies (4) of 59480
 
A group of UC Berkeley professors claim the US had a role in the Bali bombing.

The United States may have had an active role in carrying out last week's bombing of an international nightclub, members of a panel said at a campus round-table discussion Friday.

"The information received is that several groups are being looked at more closely," said Jeffrey Hadler, a UC Berkeley professor of South and Southeast Asian studies. "The most important thing is to wait for the investigation."

But the United States may have been directly involved in the bombing in order to further its war on terrorism, he added.

President Bush alleged Oct. 14 that Al Qaeda terrorists were behind the bombing because Indonesia is the world's largest Muslim country, Hadler said.

The allegation also furthers Bush's call for war in Iraq, he said.

"Al Qaeda has turned into this incredibly convenient phantom," he said.

Sylvia Tiwon, a professor of Indonesian at UC Berkeley, said Al Qaeda is too small to have perpetrated the bombing.


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