Di Franco Cardini we have spoken rarely in our beads, however, already last year was nominated for the award Perlon, a sign that the attention of our readers is increasing its utterances. Franco Cardini is not a conspiracy of the many who flock to the Web: it is one that has a respectable pedigree.
Just take a look at his resume to learn more about the subject and her status, "a professor of medieval history in 1970 was fellow at the University of Moscow, was a director of the RAI and covers roles and responsibilities in many prestigious institutions of culture and information.
We could call it a historical (Wikipedia comes to town "writer"), but we consider it a character extremely dangerous, because if it is true that his ideas are the same as many other conspiracy is also true that the roles can overlap placing them with extraordinary efficiency.
Witness article published on Time , Issue 8 March 2011, in which Cardini claims that Al-Qaeda never existed.
Cardini not escape the logic used by many other conspiracy theorists: somewhere, at some point, it seems some idiot who pulls out a huge millstone. That nonsense starts to circulate and spread fino a diventare un'informazione abbastanza nota (ancorché falsa) ed ecco che spunta il Cardini di turno che utilizza quella baggianata allo scopo di dimostrare la fondatezza di un'altra baggianata.
Insomma, il solito giro in cui un sito complottista (sito A) cita come fonte il lavoro di un altro sito complottista (sito B) che a sua volta cita come fonte il sito A.
Certo un simile metodo di lavoro non fa onore a uno storico, specialmente se docente universitario...
Nell'articolo oggetto di questa Perla, Cardini risponde ad alcune critiche e afferma:
"Il termine al-Qaeda, «la base», cominciò a venir usato negli Anni Novanta per indicare alcuni gruppi terroristi. Sulla scorta then some misunderstandings and a fair amount of manipulation - which are primarily responsible for the 'services' U.S. - we went to creating the image of a sort of centralized organization, pyramidal, hierarchical.
Misconceptions? Manipulative?
The story of Al-Qaeda has been described by its own founders. E 'history, in fact.
On Undicisettembre was published an article that explains well referenced, with a wealth of sources, how was the conspiracy theory for that Al-Qaeda is an invention of the CIA.
upstream of this theory are the claims of a certain Pierre-Henri Bunel , employee of the super conspiracy theorist Thierry Meyssan with whom he developed the theories that the Pentagon, in 2001, was not hit by American Flight 77.
Thierry Meyssan and Franco Cardini, in turn, go hand in hand. One of the many demonstrations is the movie / book Zero in which you argue the more scuffed conspiracy theories about September 11th 2001:
"[...] interventions Giulietto Church, Gore Vidal, Franco Cardini and Marina Montesano, Lidia Ravera, Gianni Vattimo, Claudio Fracassi, Jurgen Helsasser, Michel Chossudovsky, David Ray Griffin, Thierry Meyssan, Andreas von Bulow, Steven E. Jones, Enzo Modugno, Webster Griffin Tarpley, Barry Zwicker.
completely unnecessary to continue reading the long article by Cardini, replete with big words spent to defend their claims.
The denial of the existence of Al-Qaeda goes hand in hand with theories that deny responsibility Bin Laden in the Sept. 11 attacks.
We have repeatedly said that this approach has worrying similarities with the theories of anti-Semitism that the Jewish Holocaust is an invention.
E 'then rather "curious" that on Wikipedia read this quote from an essay by Franco Cardini:
"The new spring Koran, to which we are witnessing in recent years is a blessing the world also, and above all, for the other two Abrahamic faiths. "
" New Spring Koran? "Blessing of the world?".
This quotation comes from a publication in 2003, then those words were written shortly after the tragic terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001 .
A connoisseur will not serve other words, it Pearl.
What is unusual, however, is not that Cardini say certain things. It 'perfectly normal tell you, we know how he is.
E 'abnormality rather than a newspaper like The Time to give space to an article claiming that Al-Qaeda does not exist, written by a character as its cornerstone: that is a conspiracy.
Therefore, this should also be given to Pearl Mario Sechi, director of that newspaper, because we never tire of emphasizing that those who provide information assumes a heavy responsibility.
And too often the information is done with the feet and publish real stories, moreover, sometimes even outrageous.
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