そもそも何でアサドはサリンなんぞをわざわざ使用したのか？
何故、KAMIKAZEなのか？
何故、オバマは国内世論を無視してシリア攻撃に積極的なのか？
それと・・・
この辺りを考慮すると色々見えてくるわけですよ。（爆ｗ
今月27日、北朝鮮報道で知られる産経新聞が衝撃の記事を掲載した。４月にトルコ当局が近海を航行するリビア船籍の貨物船を捜索したところ、ガスマスク、弾丸３万発、ライフルと短銃計１４００丁を北朝鮮から運んできたことが発覚したのだ。船長によると、トルコ経由でシリアに向かう途中だったという。
オバマ米大統領が中東での軍事行動を検討する矢先の報道だった。実際、アメリカ政府はシリアのアサド政権が先週ダマスカス郊外で化学兵器を使ったという証拠があると述べている。
国連制裁の下で、北朝鮮は兵器輸出を禁じられている。韓国の軍事専門家の申寅均（シン・インキュン）はロサンゼルス・タイムズ紙でガスマスクは軍事用と指摘した上で、その輸出は「シリア政府による化学兵器使用の意図」を示していると述べた。
先日も未確認情報ながら、北朝鮮の軍事顧問11人ないしは15人がシリアで軍事作戦を行っているとの報道があった。国連は２０１０年の報告で、北朝鮮が核と弾道ミサイルの技術をシリアとイランに供与したと非難したことさえある。
さかのぼれば北朝鮮とシリアは70年代以来、軍事協力の歴史がある。その意味では密輸の報道は必ずしも驚くべきことではないのかもしれない。
シリアと北朝鮮「化学兵器情報を共有の可能性も」(09/06 21:13)
アメリカ国防総省は、北朝鮮が化学兵器を保管しているとする情報を得たことを明らかにしました。シリアと密接な関係にあり、「化学兵器の情報を共有する可能性を排除できない」としています。
米国防総省・リトル報道官：「北朝鮮とシリアは、かねてから情報を交換し合う関係だ。化学兵器に関する情報を共有する可能性を排除することはできない」
リトル報道官は、ヘーゲル国防長官が先週、韓国を訪れた際に、韓国側から、北朝鮮が化学兵器を保管しているとの情報を提供されたことを明らかにしました。また、シリアの原子炉が北朝鮮の支援を受けて建設された例を挙げ、シリアと北朝鮮の密接な関係を強調しました。アメリカ政府は、シリアへの軍事行動は化学兵器の使用禁止という国際的な規範を守るよう国際社会に示すためだとしています。
http://news.tv-asahi.co.jp/news_international/articles/000011949.html
As the United States decides whether to strike Syria for using chemical weapons against its own citizens, another brutal dictatorship that has gotten billions of dollars worth of humanitarian aid via the U.N. is paying very close attention: North Korea.
The secretive communist regime led by Kim Jong-Un maintains, as Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel warned the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday, “a massive stockpile of chemical weapons that threatens our treaty ally, the Republic of Korea, and the 28,000 U.S. troops stationed there.”
Included in the arsenal, though Hagel did not say it, are large amounts of sarin gas, which the regime of Syrian President Bashir Assad used on his civilian population last month.
North Korea was the only country specifically named by Hagel before the committee as he warned Senators that “eroding the nearly century-old international norm against the use of chemical weapons” could “embolden other regimes” to follow the lead of Syria’s Assad regime to use the horror weapons against civilian populations.
What Hagel did not mention is that North Korea is also a silent partner in the Syrian weapons of mass destruction industry—and also, in all likelihood, in its chemical weapons program.
“What we know about North Korea is that it has been helping Syria for years with its ballistic missiles,” said Bruce Bennett, a senior defense analyst and North Korean expert with the RAND Corporation in Los Angeles. But Bennett also cited “a couple of specific events” that indicated the regime has “worked closely” with Syria on chemical weapons.
--In 2005, a Syrian SCUD missile accidentally landed in Turkey after being test-fired over the Mediterranean. Israeli military analysts later told the Haaretz newspaper that the missile used North Korean technology designed to deliver air-burst chemical warheads.
--In July 2007, an explosion at a secret Syrian military installation in Aleppo reportedly led to dozens of deaths of Iranian engineers and by some accounts three North Koreans. The cause was said to be a botched attempt to test-load a SCUD-C missile with poisonous mustard gas, one of the mainstays in the Syrian chemical arsenal.
That incident came just weeks before Israeli Air Force jets destroyed a secret nuclear reactor in Syria that was modeled on a North Korean installation producing radioactive fuel for the Kim regime’s illicit nuclear weapons program. A number of North Korean engineers were reportedly killed when the Israeli warplanes dumped some 17 tons of explosives on the facility. The site was quickly cleaned up and scoured by the Syrians.
--In November 2009, a cargo ship bound for Syria was detained in Greece and found to be carrying thousands of pieces of protective clothing for atomic, biological and chemical warfare, manufactured in North Korea.
Like Syria, North Korea is not a signatory to the 1993 international convention banning chemical weapons. Indeed, citing an unnamed former U.S. military commander in Korea, RAND’s Bennett warned that “North Korea does not consider chemical weapons to be weapons of mass destruction, but conventional ones. They are going to be watching us carefully to see how we respond to their use.”
Also like Syria, North Korea—formally known as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, or DPRK—has in the past mastered the art of developing weapons of mass destruction while garnering hundreds of millions of dollars in international aid, channeled through the United Nations, as it abuses, exploits and murders tens of thousands of its own citizens.
In the case of Syria, those hundreds of millions have been handed out under the guidance and coordination of the Assad regime, even as his armed forces waged a two-year war against dissidents that culminated in the August 21 chemical attacks.
According to documents obtained by Fox News, U.N. agencies and a handful of authorized private relief agencies have contributed more than $2 billion in humanitarian aid to North Korea since 2003—during an era in which the country continued to build on its reputation as one of the most savagely repressive and inhumane places on the planet.
These days, however, the aid has slowed to a trickle, as donor countries have shied away from a country that has repeatedly staged illegal nuclear explosions, threatened to turn the waters around neighboring Japan into a “sea of fire,” and launched sporadic military attacks against neighboring South Korea.
This year, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, or OCHA, says on its website that only $52 million of an appeal for $150 million has been donated “to deliver urgently needed humanitarian assistance to communities across the country. The same website announced that the U.N.’s World Food Program (WFP) announced a cutback in rations for “hundreds of thousands” of mothers and children it supports in DPRK.
そもそも・・・
ですから、ある意味一番ヤバイ状況に置かれてるのはシリアより反米サマナの最後の楽園こと北朝鮮なわけです。だってシリアはプーチンさんや宗主国様がかばってくださるけど北朝鮮は・・・（爆ｗ
そして・・・
で、色々暗躍されてるのがイエズス会さん・・・（爆ｗ
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