Chris Nineham repeats the STW coalition’s position that the overthrow of Gaddafi, which is not at this point a reality as the TNC are unable to form an administration due to the fact that they don’t control Libya, is “a cause for celebration” but then laments the imperial rape of Libya which would be the inevitable consequence of a takeover by the NATO stooges which STW has been pretending are democratic forces.He pretends to fail to see that there is absolutely no reason to wish for or celebrate Gaddafi’s possible overthrow unless you support the destruction of Libya and the death or enslavement of its people. Fortunately there millions of people who still wish to fight against NATO in Libya and, despite STW’s deceptions and those of other treacherous leftists, some of us still hope to mount a fightback in this country.
Según informan los medios, las fuerzas que persiguen el derrocamiento del gobierno de Libia, han ocupado la capital, Trípoli y otra serie de ciudades. Por todas partes se están cometiendo asesinatos en masa y actos de pillaje. Ha sido incluso saqueado el excepcional museo nacional en Trípoli. Todo esto habla por si solo de la clase de gente que participa en la lucha contra el gobierno legítimo.
El líder libio, Muammar Al Gaddafi, pidió este jueves al pueblo de Libia que continúe con la resistencia contra los comandos armados del Consejo Nacional de Transición (CNT) que se mantienen desde hace días en Trípoli por el control de la nación norteafricana.
2. Moussa Ibrahim informa los crímenes de la OTAN contra la población civil en Sirte, denuncio que 12 misiles cayeron en Sirte y ha provocado la muerte y heridas a más de 1.000 personas, el ejército de la OTAN ha cortado el agua y electricidad a Sirte las condiciones son extremadamente dramáticas para los civiles especialmente para los niños…, pide que la ONU rectifique y condene el bombardeo genocida que la OTAN está cometiendo contra el pueblo Libio
AS WORKERS went to press, there was fighting inside Tripoli, which looks likely to fall to rebel forces. Should that happen, it will not be a “liberation”, but an occupation by a ragtag army sustained by NATO.
Cameron rushed back from holiday (quicker than he did when parts of Britain’s cities were being ransacked) to prepare a “victory” speech. If so, it is a victory for imperialism and illegal war, funded lavishly by the government even as it cut billions from spending in Britain.
I thought they were to be invited to stay by the new government, but the TNC seem to be unable to install themselves so NATO have just invited themselves to stay anyway. It would be interesting to see how many NATO troops are operating in Libya at the moment.
NATO says that with the Gaddafi regime ousted, it is close to success in Libya. Nevertheless, the alliance promised to remain in the region in order to secure its UN mandate.
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