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Internet Haganah


March 06, 2004

"Project accountability"

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2,965 posted on 03/06/2004 12:45:49 PM PST by Cindy
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I didn't see this posted yet. Interesting take on China/Sudan/oil.



Chinese military presence in Sudan


Saturday March 6th, 2004 04:15.



By Bill Gertz and Rowan Scarborough

WASHINGTON, Mar 05, 2004 (Washington Times)

David Hale, an economist who specializes in Chinese affairs, said in a recent speech that China has deployed about 4,000 troops to southern Sudan. The troops are there to protect an oil pipeline, Mr. Hale said.

The Chinese presence was first disclosed by South African government officials who told Mr. Hale about the troops during a recent visit to South Africa.

Mr. Hale said the Chinese troops represent a new concern about China. Beijing, starved for energy resources, is likely to become an expansionist power in the coming years as a way to gain access to oil and gas reserves.

In addition to Africa, future energy-related targets for Beijing could include the Russian Far East, which is growing increasingly isolated from central Russia and Southeast Asia, where China, in the past, has made military moves in the South China Sea, where oil and gas deposits are believed to be held.

A U.S. government official familiar with intelligence reports confirmed that there are Chinese in Sudan. However, the official could not confirm that 4,000 Chinese troops are there.

The reported Chinese troop presence in Sudan follows an Internet report several years ago that there were 700,000 Chinese troops in Sudan. That report proved to be false.



www.sudantribune.com/arti...ticle=2014




2,966 posted on 03/06/2004 1:30:18 PM PST by jerseygirl
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http://internet-haganah.us/harchives/001577.html
Internet Haganah
March 08, 2004
"List of sites participating in e-Jihad grows"
"Six more have been added..."



http://internet-haganah.us/harchives/001574.html
Internet Haganah
March 06, 2004
"Project accountability"
"These are the sites we've identified so far that are participating in planning the e-jihad against Internet Haganah. Site status and service provider information is subject to change without notice. Concerned individuals should check to see if the site is still active and the attack thread is still present before contacting the service provider listed."
3,211 posted on 03/08/2004 11:50:24 AM PST by Cindy
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