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2004年11月11日
チョムスキーらが発信している「イラクの死者100,000人、ファルージャ攻撃激化に反対する世界規模の署名」
■「意見広告の会」（ニュース２１３）経由
■100.000 IRAQI DEATHS ! WORLD WIDE PETITION AGAINST THE ESCALATION !
イラクの死者100,000人 攻撃激化に反対する署名オンライン署名するには，フォームで，
http://amigaphil.planetinternet.be/BTpetitiontxt.html#sign
１）Name: 名前 ＊必須
２）Country: 国名 ＊必須
３）Email: メールアドレス ＊入れなくてもいい
４）Profession: 職業 ＊入れなくてもいい
５）Organisation: 所属組織 ＊入れなくてもいい
を半角英数字で入力してください。
100.000 IRAQI DEATHS ! WORLD WIDE PETITION AGAINST THE ESCALATION !STOP THE ESCALATION
"Excluding information from Falluja, a Lancet report of october 29 estimates that 100,000 more Iraqis died than would have been expected had the invasion not occurred. Eighty-four percent of the deaths were reported to be caused by the actions of Coalition forces and 95 percent of those deaths were due to air strikes and artillery." (Reuters, October 28, 2004)
Far from being over, the war in Iraq has only begun. The United States do not seem to be able to defeat the Iraqi resistance with the means they have been using. But neither can they accept their setbacks. The very arrogance with which the war was declared and waged has put all their prestige at stake in Iraq and, thereby, decades of efforts to assure their world domination. The stakes are even greater than in the Vietnam war. The United States cannot get out of Iraq unless they leave behind a friendly government, but today they have so few friends in that part of the world that no democratic election can produce such a government.
As a result, one must seriously anticipate a military escalation after the elections -- immediately in case Bush is returned to office, perhaps more gradually should Kerry win. But the Democratic candidate has no more intention than Bush of withdrawing from Iraq. The U.S. government will seek to defeat the resistance by all possible means. The effort is already underway to demonize the resistance in world opinion by associating it with abductions and murders condemned by virtually the whole spectrum of political organizations in the Arab world.
We demand that the United States face up to reality, unconditionally withdraw their troops from Iraq, and draw the necessary conclusions as to the unacceptable nature of preventive war. It is an illusion to ask that the U.S. forces remain until Iraq is pacified or stabilized, because their very presence is so hated that it constitutes the main obstacle to any sort of pacification.
Meanwhile, we affirm that we shall oppose by all peaceful and legal methods every attempt to crush the Iraqi resistance by a military escalation such as was attempted during the Vietnam war. We call on all governments to grant asylum to American military personnel refusing to serve in Iraq. We shall do our best to spread all available information to counter the war propaganda, and we shall try to mobilize world public opinion, as in 2002, to demand that the United States abandon their efforts to impose a military solution on Iraq.
First provisional list of signatories (30.10.04)
Noam Chomsky, author, USA
Jean Bricmont, prof. of theoretical physics and political publicist, writer of this petition, Belgium
Lieven De Cauter, prof of philosophy, Belgium
Patrick Deboosere, demographer, Belgium
Hana Al Bayaty, film maker, Iraq/France
Dirk Adriaensens, SOS Iraq, Belgium
Ayse Berktay, WTI organiser, Turkey
Abdul Ilah Al Bayaty, author, Iraq/France
Haifa Zangana, Iraqi-Kurdish novelist and journalist, Irak/UK
Ahmedzaib Khan Mahsud, Architect / Planner, Doctoral candidate, K. U. Leuven
Dr.Haithem Alshaibani, Prof. of Physics, UAE
tareq aldelaimi, writer and political activist, Iraq
Salah Omar Al Ali, Chief Editor of Al Wifaq Al Democraty, Iraq
Ed Herman, Professor Emeritus of Finance, Pennsylvania, economist and media analyst, USA
Michael Parenti, author, USA
William Blum, author of books on US foreign policy, Washington, DC
Richard Plunz, professor urban design, New York
Pierre Galand, Senator, Belgium
Karen Parker, attorney, USA
Amy Bartholomew, Law professor, Canada
Tom Barry, Policy Director, Interhemispheric Resource Center (IRC), USA
John Saxe-Fernandez, Professor, Mexico
Joachim Guilliard, journalist, Germany
Alkan Kabakcioglu, Posdoctoral Fellow in Physics, University of Padova, Padova, ITALY
Erik Swyngedouw, prof of social geography, Oxford
Ur Shlonsky, Professor Geneva, Switzerland
Xavier Bekaert, theoretical physicist, Paris
Nicolas Boulanger, Chercheur en Physique Theorique, Belgium
Bruno Vitale, physicist, Geneva (Switzerland)
Biju Mathew, Professor, USA
Anton Regenberg, former director of the Brussels Goethe Institute
Anthony Alessandrini, New York University Students for Justice in Palestine, USA
Ayca Cubukcu, Ph.D. student, Columbia University, WTI-New York organizer, New York
Madiha Tahir, student and activist, USA
Rania Jawad, Graduate Student, New York City
Gizem Arikan, Graduate Student, USA
Stephanie Schwartz, New York, NY
Ozlem Altiok, Peace Action of Denton, Texas, USA
Obie Hunt, therapy aide Manhattan Psychiatric Center, USA
Pierre Py, Dictionnaire Historique de la Suisse
Janine Tillmann Py, Switserland
Silvia Cattori, Journaliste, Suisse
Adriana Hernandez Alarcon Mexico Doctor, member and founder of the organization "Not in Our Name Mexico"
Aracely Cortes Galan Mexico, member and founder of the organization "Not in Our Name Mexico"
Federico Campbell, Mexico, Journalist, member and founder of the organization "Not in Our Name Mexico"
Ramses Ancira, Mexico, Jorunalist, member of "Not In Our Name Mexico"・
Rosa Garcia, Mexico, member and founder of of the organization "Not in Our Name Mexico"
Gabriel Perez Rendon Mexico Doctor, member and founder of the organization "Not in Our Name Mexico"
Annelies De Backer, Belgium
Griet Boddez, director's secretary, Belgium
Ariella Masboungi, Architect and urbanist, France
Stefan Boeykens, Architect-Engineer, Leuven, Belgium
Paul Blondeel, urban research and consultancy, Amsterdam
Daniela Peluso, Anthropologist, Canterbury, UK
Erling Fidjestol, social worker, Norway
Kaat Boon, civil engineer architect, Brussels
Elise Christensen, Peace Council, Norway
Catherine Denis, Medecin generaliste, Belgium
Simten Cosar, Ankara, Turkey
Enrique Ferro, Peace Activist, Brussels
Behcet Akalin, Istanbul-Turkey, IT Director
Saul Landau, journalist, USA
First provisional list of signatories (30.10.04)Noam Chomsky, author, USA
Jean Bricmont, prof. of theoretical physics and political publicist, writer of this petition, Belgium
Lieven De Cauter, prof of philosophy, Belgium
Patrick Deboosere, demographer, Belgium
Hana Al Bayaty, film maker, Iraq/France
Dirk Adriaensens, SOS Iraq, Belgium
Ayse Berktay, WTI organiser, Turkey
Abdul Ilah Al Bayaty, author, Iraq/France
Haifa Zangana, Iraqi-Kurdish novelist and journalist, Irak/UK
Ahmedzaib Khan Mahsud, Architect / Planner, Doctoral candidate, K. U. Leuven
Dr.Haithem Alshaibani, Prof. of Physics, UAE
tareq aldelaimi, writer and political activist, Iraq
Salah Omar Al Ali, Chief Editor of Al Wifaq Al Democraty, Iraq
Ed Herman, Professor Emeritus of Finance, Pennsylvania, economist and media analyst, USA
Michael Parenti, author, USA
William Blum, author of books on US foreign policy, Washington, DC
Richard Plunz, professor urban design, New York
Pierre Galand, Senator, Belgium
Karen Parker, attorney, USA
Amy Bartholomew, Law professor, Canada
Tom Barry, Policy Director, Interhemispheric Resource Center (IRC), USA
John Saxe-Fernandez, Professor, Mexico
Joachim Guilliard, journalist, Germany
Alkan Kabakcioglu, Posdoctoral Fellow in Physics, University of Padova, Padova, ITALY
Erik Swyngedouw, prof of social geography, Oxford
Ur Shlonsky, Professor Geneva, Switzerland
Xavier Bekaert, theoretical physicist, Paris
Nicolas Boulanger, Chercheur en Physique Theorique, Belgium
Bruno Vitale, physicist, Geneva (Switzerland)
Biju Mathew, Professor, USA
Anton Regenberg, former director of the Brussels Goethe Institute
Anthony Alessandrini, New York University Students for Justice in Palestine, USA
Ayca Cubukcu, Ph.D. student, Columbia University, WTI-New York organizer, New York
Madiha Tahir, student and activist, USA
Rania Jawad, Graduate Student, New York City
Gizem Arikan, Graduate Student, USA
Stephanie Schwartz, New York, NY
Ozlem Altiok, Peace Action of Denton, Texas, USA
Obie Hunt, therapy aide Manhattan Psychiatric Center, USA
Pierre Py, Dictionnaire Historique de la Suisse
Janine Tillmann Py, Switserland
Silvia Cattori, Journaliste, Suisse
Adriana Hernandez Alarcon Mexico Doctor, member and founder of the organization "Not in Our Name Mexico"
Aracely Cortes Galan Mexico, member and founder of the organization "Not in Our Name Mexico"
Federico Campbell, Mexico, Journalist, member and founder of the organization "Not in Our Name Mexico"
Ramses Ancira, Mexico, Jorunalist, member of "Not In Our Name Mexico"・
Rosa Garcia, Mexico, member and founder of of the organization "Not in Our Name Mexico"
Gabriel Perez Rendon Mexico Doctor, member and founder of the organization "Not in Our Name Mexico"
Annelies De Backer, Belgium
Griet Boddez, director's secretary, Belgium
Ariella Masboungi, Architect and urbanist, France
Stefan Boeykens, Architect-Engineer, Leuven, Belgium
Paul Blondeel, urban research and consultancy, Amsterdam
Daniela Peluso, Anthropologist, Canterbury, UK
Erling Fidjestol, social worker, Norway
Kaat Boon, civil engineer architect, Brussels
Elise Christensen, Peace Council, Norway
Catherine Denis, Medecin generaliste, Belgium
Simten Cosar, Ankara, Turkey
Enrique Ferro, Peace Activist, Brussels
Behcet Akalin, Istanbul-Turkey, IT Director
Saul Landau, journalist, USA
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