Dahlan, o Dahlan. This is a very long interview with Muhammad Dahlan. Typically, what he says is an anthology of lies ,deception, distortions, and bogus claims. He talks about his long experience with Arafat, without mentioning that Arafat slapped him--literally--a few times, and that Arafat would refer to him and Abu Mazen in his last days as "the Hamid Karzai" camp. When Arafat was ill, he was on non-speaking terms with him. But when Arafat was taken to Paris, the Abu Mazen gang, with the complicity of Nasser Al-Qudwah--who can be easily persuaded--took over Arafat until his death.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Dahlan, o Dahlan. This is a very long interview with Muhammad Dahlan. Typically, what he says is an anthology of lies ,deception, distortions, and bogus claims. He talks about his long experience with Arafat, without mentioning that Arafat slapped him--literally--a few times, and that Arafat would refer to him and Abu Mazen in his last days as "the Hamid Karzai" camp. When Arafat was ill, he was on non-speaking terms with him. But when Arafat was taken to Paris, the Abu Mazen gang, with the complicity of Nasser Al-Qudwah--who can be easily persuaded--took over Arafat until his death.