Posted by seumasach on September 10, 2011
Walter Fauntroy, Feared Dead in Libya, Returns Home—Guess Who He Saw Doing the Killing
7th September, 2011
Former U.S. Congressman Walter Fauntroy, who recently returned from a self-sanctioned peace mission to Libya, said he went into hiding for about a month in Libya after witnessing horrifying events in Libya’s bloody civil war — a war that Fauntroy claims is backed by European forces.
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Posted by seumasach on September 9, 2011
Probability of Large-Scale False Flag Terror Event Increasing As European Banking Panic Looms
9th September, 2011
Washington DC, Sept. 9, 2011 – Late yesterday, Obama administration officials speaking off the record told reporters that they had a “credible but unconfirmed” threat warning for a terror attack around the time of the 9/11 anniversary is coming Sunday.
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Posted by seumasach on September 9, 2011
9th september, 2011
Ils ont de qui tenir. Quand on vend son pays pour un plat de lentilles, quand on s’allie avec des états voyous qui ne respectent aucune loi internationale à partir du moment où, cette dernière ne sied pas à sa vision et ses intérêts du moment, cas des soi disant puissances de l’OTAN, il n’y a pas de surprise.
Après avoir saccagé respectivement les Ambassades d’Algérie et du Vénézuela, les renégats de Benghazi sont entrés dans une nouvelle phase de leur vision sociétale, celle qui est d’être des perpétuels hors-la-loi, soutenus malheureusement par ceux qui sont sensés être les garants de ces lois-là. C’est une horde de chiens enragés qui sont, hélas, les alliés de la France. L’ex douce France de Charles Trenet transformée en prédatrice-guerrière, par Nicolas Sarkozy.
A propos de guerre préventive justement, l’Iran a averti en indiquant qu’il agirait en état de légitime défense en cas d’attaque, protestant contre des propos du président français Nicolas Sarkozy. Ceci fait suite au dérapage dudit président lors de la conférence des ambassadeurs de France. De frappes préventives contre l’Iran ? Passons. Revenons à nos moutons. Hier donc, les renégats de Benghazi, malgré les démentis des autorités nigériennes sur la supposée venue de Mouammar Kadhafi, on fait parler leur sempiternelle violence.
Je suivais tout à l’heure à la télévision, Nicolas Sarkozy qui est allé commémorer les 10 ans des attentats du 11 septembre à l’Ambassade américaine. Pour lui, les attentats ont été commis par »des criminels, des terroristes, des barbares pour qui on ne peut même pas parler d’idéologie réelle » ajoutant que, « les démocraties doivent être fortes » et bla bla bla… Pourtant, il est leur allié en Libye. Une dichotomie ridicule.
Bref, les renégats de Benghazi se sont rendus en masse, hier, à l’Ambassade du Niger, à Tripoli. Ils l’ont saccagé, mettant tout sans dessus dessous, brûlant une partie des documents et emportant de nombreux matériels informatiques. Heureusement, les diplomates et les employés étant mis au courant de cette agression et rapine, se sont très vite échappés des lieux. Quand leurs patrons occidentaux ne respectent aucune loi internationale, comment les fous de Benghazi peuvent respecter l’extraterritorialité ? Triste.
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Posted by seumasach on September 9, 2011
Alice Slater
5th September, 2011
When the Cold War ended, many believed there would be a peace dividend, nuclear disarmament, and dismantling of the war machine with industrial conversion to peaceful technology. Instead, we’ve witnessed the aggressive expansion of NATO, to include the former Soviet Republics, right up to the Russian border, which should be a wake-up call to many living in the American Empire. Many people still labor under the apparently false impression that the US is exemplary in holding up the rule of law, the sanctity of the United Nations, and human rights. After all, Americans were the good guys who defeated Hitler and made the world safe for democracy. The NATO expansion took place despite promises made to Gorbachev after the peaceful dissolution of the Soviet Union with the fall of the Berlin Wall that if he dropped his objections to the admission of a unified Germany as a full-fledged, fully armed member of NATO, the western states would freeze NATO membership and not expand any further east. Russia lost 20 million people in World War II to the Nazi onslaught, and Russian wariness of a strengthened reunited Germany participating with their former NATO foe was certainly understandable.
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Posted by seumasach on September 9, 2011
Allain Jules
9th september, 2011
No, it’s not some attempt at wit. It’s the truth. As all my articles on Libya have tried to point out, no one can take over a country as if they were weightless. Muammar al-Ghaddafi’s strategy is a winner. These days the media war is the main attraction. Knowing this, NATO makes sure to have media coverage on its side every time it bombs a town. That way no one mentions the destruction of basic services (water, gas, electricity, basic foodstuffs) which is, after all, a war crime.
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Posted by seumasach on September 8, 2011
“Gaddafi and the remains of his machine must realise that there is nothing to be gained from more fighting.”
In other words “all resistance will be crushed”. What do we learn from this “bravado” from Nazi Rasmussen. Firstly, there is still resistance and NATO plan to continue there illegal and bloody activities in Libya. So all the claims of the pundits, the obligatory “Gaddafi is finished’ stuff is so much nonsense. As Libyan traitor Mahmoud Jibril put it “The battle of liberation is not finished.”. This is cheeky but true in a sense complete opposed to that which Jibril is trying to give. Far from being futile resistance is both necessary and possible. Necessary, because NATO have put power into hands of criminal gangs who have shown themselves only capable of killing. Who would surrender to them if there was any other option? Possible, because these same groups are incapable of uniting and governing Libya and their rule can only destroy Libya, NATO’s preferred outcome: therefore the overwhelming majority of Libyans have a strong motive to resist. Even the removal 0f Gaddafi from the scene cannot change this logic. Militarily the TNC is completely dependent on NATO and even then can only expect to control limited areas of the country. NATO will be obliged to escalate because Libya is too big to bomb every square inch and they will need more boots on the ground. Soon we will see NATO bogged down in another hopeless and criminal little war. As the Western economies implode the time will come soon enough when the people in West realize that this madness has to be stopped and the wars brought to an end.
Libya: “Civil war not over’
8th September, 2011
Mahmoud Jibril, whose formal title is chief executive of the National Transitional Council, spoke publicly for the first time inLibya’s capital Tripoli since rebel forces seized it from the Gaddafi regime last month.
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Posted by seumasach on September 8, 2011
Cuba no reconoce al Consejo Nacional de Transición
La República de Cuba retiró a su personal diplomático en Libia. Solo dará su reconocimiento a un gobierno que se constituya en ese país, de manera legítima y sin intervención extranjera, mediante la libre, soberana y única voluntad del hermano pueblo libio
3rd September, 2011
Please use google translate
El Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores ha procedido a retirar a su personal diplomático en Libia, donde la intervención extranjera y la agresión militar de la OTAN han agudizado el conflicto, y han impedido al pueblo libio avanzar hacia una solución negociada y pacífica, en pleno ejercicio de su autodeterminación.
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Posted by seumasach on September 8, 2011
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Posted by seumasach on September 8, 2011
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Posted by seumasach on September 8, 2011
7th September, 2011
Use google translate Spanish-English
A la Otan no le importa nuestra sangre y está matando libios sin parar.
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Posted by seumasach on September 7, 2011
6th September, 2011
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has “carpet bombed” the entire neighborhoods in Libya, a writer and geopolitical analyst told Press TV’s US Desk in an interview.
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