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PJAK a terrorist organization supported by Germany?


Posted January 19, 2013 by Mecanopolis. Comments Off

The intervention of France in Mali, and certainly disastrous consequences - that nobody is able to measure current - occult killing three militants of the PKK, which took place last week in Paris, and to which we have devoted two articles . With the intent to deliver a complete file to our readers on the PKK and its parallel organizations is on the case of PJAK, whose objective is to try to destabilize Iran through terrorist actions, as we consider today.
PJAK (Party for a Free Life in Kurdistan) is a political organization and army, using the pretext of the autonomy of the Kurdish people, using all means, especially terrorist action to fight against the Iranian regime. PJAK, which was created in 2004, following its first Congress, at the initiative of the PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan history - and with the support, both financially and logistically, the United States and Israel - is directed from Germany by Abdulrahman Haji Ahmadi. Indeed, as it may seem surprising, while the PJAK, which depends directly on the PKK is considered a terrorist organization by both the European Union, NATO and the United States, Abdulrahman Haji Ahmadi leads the PJAK since its discreet apartment in Cologne, in Kölnstraße, whose walls are covered with pictures of "martyrs Kurdish." It should be noted that Mr. Hamadi has a German passport, as he was for a time married to a German. The agronomist, born in 1941 in north-western Iran, in a village near Naqadeh could run a peaceful retirement, but he prefers to deal in finding funds for PJAK, Brussels and Washington. Indeed, as we mentioned already in June 2011 , the PJAK terrorist organization was able to open an office in Brussels, so as to exert its influence as any other "lobbying firm" on the executive European Union. But before that, in summer 2007, Mr. Hamadi went to Washington. U.S. diplomats say the reception was rather "reserved", but it is still surprising that the leader of an organization officially classified as terrorist by the United States to be officially in the country's capital. The home of Mr. Hamadi Washington was "reserved" or not, it is clear that the United States supports the PJAK in his maneuvers to destabilize Iran, which was confirmed recently in the weekly Der Spiegel Robert Baer, ​​a former CIA agent who worked for many years in northern Iraq, which maintains close ties with the Kurdish political scene. Mr. Baer says: "It is obvious that the United States provide information PJAK to enable them to destabilize Iran. This information, and to a lesser extent in the field of training given to them by the Delta Forces. " Germany, the PJAK terrorist sympathizer? German security experts have very different views of the PJAK. While the intelligence inside (Bundesnachrichtendienst, BND) claims that the activities of the organization in Germany "are barely worthy of mention," federal prosecutors last year, launched an investigation, not against its leader Abdulrahman Haji Ahmadi, but whether the PJAK is a "terrorist group" as defined by German law. This then, as we have already indicated, the PJAK, which depends on the PKK, is already considered as such by the Council of the European Union. Writing Mecanopolis sought to meet Mr. Hamadi to do some maintenance, but it has unfortunately so far been impossible. We would, however, been very interested to speak with the leader of PJAK, especially about the organization of its funding - particularly suspicion of drug trafficking against him - which will also be the subject of our next article on the subject.
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