Ma Austria e Svizzera cosa han fatto ai "musulmani"?

'Attentati da compiere durante campionati europei di calcio'
(ANSA) - ROMA, 15 MAG - La polizia svizzera ritiene che la rete terroristica al Qaida stia preparando attentati per i Campionati europei di calcio 2008.
Il torneo si terra' il mese prossimo in Svizzera e in Austria: lo ha dichiarato in un'intervista al quotidiano elvetico La liberte' Jurg Buhler, responsabile dei servizi di analisi e di prevenzione della polizia federale svizzera, ricordando le ultime minacce di al Qaida: 'Trasformeremo i due paesi piu' sicuri d'Europa come gli inferni afghano e iracheno'.

M.M.


50 israeliani hanno appena trascinato in giudizio la UBS, la maggior banca svizzera,  chiedendo 500 milioni di dollari di danni perchè, secondo loro, la UBS, intrattenendo rapporti bancari con l’Iran fino al 2004, ha “finanziato il terrorismo”.  Forse è per questo che Al Qaeda del Katz vuole dare una lezione agli svizzeri.
Le posto la notizia, dal giornale pakistano Daily Times:

Complainants accuse UBS of financing terrorism through financial links with Iran

ZURICH: US victims of attacks in Israel and their families are suing Swiss bank UBS for 500 million dollars, alleging it financed terrorism by doing business with Iran, their lawyer told AFP Tuesday.

Some 50 plaintiffs, relatives of people killed or wounded in attacks in Israel and some of the victims themselves, filed the lawsuit in the Southern District of the New York court system, according to a document obtained by AFP. The case, which was filed on Friday, is a civil action for “international terrorism, wrongful death, personal injury and related torts.” The plaintiffs quoted a 1996 US State Department report that accused Iran of sponsoring “international terrorism.”

Their court summons noted that Iran and the groups it supported were subject to strict US government sanctions that made it difficult for them to move large sums of money around. “Defendant UBS solved this problem for Iran by illegally providing Iran with hundreds of millions of dollars in cash between 1996 and 2004,” said the document. “UBS knew full well that the cash dollars it was providing to a state sponsor of terrorism such as Iran would be used to cause and facilitate terrorist attacks by Iranian-sponsored organizations such as Hamas, Hezbollah and PIJ, “ the document added.

“The organisations use the cash from Iran to commit attacks,” lawyer for the plaintiffs, Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, told AFP. “UBS funded Iran for many years,” she added, saying they were suing for 500 million dollars. Asked if the case would create a precedent, she replied: “Absolutely, (it) opens the door against other banks that funded Iran.”

A UBS spokesman told AFP that the accusations were “without foundation” and that the bank would defend itself in the courts. The bank, which cut its links with Iran in 2006, was fined 100 million dollars in 2004 for having made currency transfers to Iran, Cuba, Libya and Yugoslavia. UBS is also one of around 50 multinationals accused of having helped the South African government during the apartheid era, between 1948 and 1994.
(afp)

Maurizio Blondet