23rd August, 2011
Mientras el Consejo Nacional Libio y la OTAN afirman que ya controla el 80 por ciento de Trípoli, las tropas leales al legendario líder defienden sus bastiones, y exhortan a sus seguidores a resistir cuerpo a cuerpo.
Archive for August, 2011
Statement to press of Dr Moussa Ibrahim
Posted by seumasach on August 23, 2011
23rd August, 2011
Speech of Dr Mousa Ibrahim to the press. 23-8-2011
Key points of speech.
1. As you saw Libyan people resist and fight for they beloved Tripoli , the capital of Libya.
2. Libyan channel broadcasting equipement was bombedand also the radio broadcasting equipment.
3. Leader is safe and his sons are safe and all the leaders of Libya are safe ( he refers to tribal leaders and army leaders and ministers).Lead…er and son of the leader are leading the armed struggle.
4. We fight in both fronts in the military front and we also fight to meet the citizens daily needs , because the armed gangs are making people life difficult.
5. We want to pay tribute to the brave youth moujahedeen of Tarhouna,Bani Walid,and Zliten and Al Maghraga and Sebha and five points and… ( sorry the translator didnt worte all the names of the tribes contributed) , that came to defent their capital and helped Libyan army to restore the control of the city.
6. Situation of Tripoli is under control. 80 per cent of Tripoli is firmly controled ( meaning other 20 per cent is control but clashes in some places.
7. We thank the people of Tripoli that took controled and secured their neibourhouds in order no armed gang will penetrate for example Abu Saleem.
8. The situation in Tripoli will be back to normal in 3-4 days max.
9. We urge the people of Tripoli to come out of their homes and confort the armed gangs that ther only purpose is to loot and they have complete lack of organization.
10. Last night and today a big number of armed gangs was killed and this makes me sad because they are Libyans but they choose their way. They betraye Libya and they killed the Libyan people while Sarkozy and emir of Qatar and Obama are in ther riches and safety outside Libya.
11. When we refer to Crusaders we dont mean cristians in general. we refer to the rasist people that are after the riches of Libya and although they defeated they didnt want dialogue but they wanted to destroy Libya.
(please excuse the writer of this translation if i have forgot some things.)
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Libya – NATO Wanted To Kill From Day One – Leonor
Posted by seumasach on August 23, 2011
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‘CIA, MI6 ‘journos’ in Tripoli Rixos hotel, outside NATO loses ground’
Posted by seumasach on August 23, 2011
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Libya: Flights of fiction and fantasy
Posted by seumasach on August 23, 2011
Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey
23rd August, 2011
For those of us who have bothered to find out what is going on in Libya and who have respected the temptation to copy and paste stories from the bought media, let us see what the western corporate media is not saying. Let us try to forge a middle way between the myriad of conflicting evidence in the stories.
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Situacion actual en Tripoli
Posted by seumasach on August 22, 2011
22nd August, 2011
En primer lugar debo decir que estamos consiguiendo poco a poco información al mismo tiempo que van ocurriendo muchas cosas. La información que hemos obtenido no es total pero sí da una idea mayor de lo que está ocurriendo.
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Tripoli : le Réseau Voltaire s’inquiète des menaces de mort qui pèsent sur Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya et Thierry Meyssan
Posted by seumasach on August 22, 2011
Tripoli : le Réseau Voltaire s’inquiète des menaces de mort qui pèsent sur Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya et Thierry Meyssan
22nd August, 2011
Réseau Voltaire, lundi 22 août 2011, 13h20 GMT –Le Réseau Voltaire s’inquiète des menaces qui pèsent sur deux de ses collaborateurs à Tripoli. Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, chercheur associé du Centre for Research on Globalization, et Thierry Meyssan, président-fondateur du Réseau Voltaire et de la conférence Axis for Peace, sont retranchés dans l’hôtel Rixos autour duquel d’importants combats ont lieu. L’ordre aurait été donné de les abattre.
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Nato Slaughter in Tripoli
Posted by seumasach on August 22, 2011
“Operation Mermaid Dawn” Signals Assault by Rebels’ Al Qaeda Death Squads
Thierry Meyssan
21st August, 2011
Tripoli, Libya, Aug. 22, 2011, 1 AM CET– On Saturday evening, at 8pm, when the hour of Iftar marked the breaking of the Ramadan fast, the NATO command launched its “Operation Mermaid Dawn” against Libya.
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Libya: eyewitness denounces media disinformation
Posted by seumasach on August 21, 2011
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Euro crisis and China
Posted by seumasach on August 21, 2011
21st August, 2011
One can easily un derstand China’s concern when the US financial status downgrade took place a few days ago. Overdependence on its dollar holdings has long been common knowledge. In fact it has long been a vocal critic of the Fed’s quantitative easing programmes and low interest rates. For the simple reason that it is deeply concerned as a main creditor of the US.
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Rebels Defeated in Misurata
Posted by seumasach on August 21, 2011
Rebels Defeated in Misurata. Reports of Rebel Advances on Tripoli are Unsubstantiated
Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya
19th August, 2011
TRIPOLI, – The mainstream media is reporting that Tripoli is surrounded. Bernard-Henri Lévy, author and adviser to France’s president Nicolas Sarkozy has even declared that the regime in Tripoli has collapsed. This is fiction.
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