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Dixie · 25 oktober 2011, 21:48

On 19 February, another funeral procession passed the Katiba compound, and were again fired on. By this time, the Libyan government airlifted 325 African mercenaries to Benghazi and other eastern towns, but were met with retaliatory attacks by opposition forces. Fifty mercenaries were killed by protesters in Bayda, with some being locked up in a police station which was then burned down, while fifteen were lynched in front of the Bayda courthouse.[3] At least 236 others were captured alive. A captured mercenary told a British journalist that more than a hundred protesters were also killed.[4] Meanwhile, opposition forces commandeered bulldozers and tried to breach the walls of the Katiba compound, but were met with withering fire. Protesters also used stones and crude bombs made of tin cans stuffed with gunpowder. As the fighting continued, a mob attacked an army base on the outskirts of Benghazi and disarmed the soldiers. Among the equipment confiscated was three small tanks, which were rammed into the compound. The fighting stopped on 20 February, and another thirty people had been killed during the previous twenty-four hours of fighting
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timelin...byan_civil_war

en zo ging het verder...

25 oktober 2011, 21:48	#363
Dixie Secretaris-Generaal VN Geregistreerd: 29 januari 2004 Locatie: Antwerpen Berichten: 21.083	On 19 February, another funeral procession passed the Katiba compound, and were again fired on. By this time, the Libyan government airlifted 325 African mercenaries to Benghazi and other eastern towns, but were met with retaliatory attacks by opposition forces. Fifty mercenaries were killed by protesters in Bayda, with some being locked up in a police station which was then burned down, while fifteen were lynched in front of the Bayda courthouse.[3] At least 236 others were captured alive. A captured mercenary told a British journalist that more than a hundred protesters were also killed.[4] Meanwhile, opposition forces commandeered bulldozers and tried to breach the walls of the Katiba compound, but were met with withering fire. Protesters also used stones and crude bombs made of tin cans stuffed with gunpowder. As the fighting continued, a mob attacked an army base on the outskirts of Benghazi and disarmed the soldiers. Among the equipment confiscated was three small tanks, which were rammed into the compound. The fighting stopped on 20 February, and another thirty people had been killed during the previous twenty-four hours of fighting http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timelin...byan_civil_war en zo ging het verder... __________________ sus antigoon pfff, die Belgische kaart geeft toch enkel wat sociale en politieke voordelen, maar van onze roots doen we geen afstand, dit zou verraad zijn. Belg pas of geen , maakt geen verschil, enkel nodig voor het één en ander te bekomen.