Libië : De Tahloob, het Groene Verzet gaat de strijd tegen de Westerse bezetter aan

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(Reuters) - The suit says it all, even if Libya's Islamist military chief is guarded in talking of his own ambitions as war gives way to politics after the killing of Muammar Gaddafi.

Sitting for a Reuters interview on Friday clad in a sharp blue suit and open-necked shirt, many Libyans might need a double-take to recognize Abdel Hakim Belhadj, now he has shed his trademark military fatigues and wants to assure his many critics that his Islamist agenda is inclusive and democratic.

Declining to be pinned down on his personal ambitions - beyond indicating he does not want an immediate role as defense minister - he insisted he bore no grudge against Western powers who he says colluded in his torture under Gaddafi, dismissed talk of links to al Qaeda and refused to be drawn on rivals' accusations that he is a pawn in Qatari plans to control Libya. (...)

QATARI FRIENDS

(...) But Belhadj, who is close to the Qatar-based Libyan cleric Ali al-Sallabi, refused to be drawn on accusations, echoed by Western diplomats, that Qatar, a U.S. ally which led Arab backing for the NATO campaign, was seeking influence through him. "Many countries supported the revolution," he said.

But while noting the important role played by Qatar, he insisted that its support was not limited to the Islamist cause. "Qatar played a political role, crowned by their early recognition of the NTC ... Qatar sent aid ... They also gave military support," he said. But he stressed: "This support came to all the revolutionaries, to all Libyans."

Van Guantanamo via Qatar naar de studio's van Reuters ...

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QATARI FRIENDS

(...) But Belhadj, who is close to the Qatar-based Libyan cleric Ali al-Sallabi, refused to be drawn on accusations, echoed by Western diplomats, that Qatar, a U.S. ally which led Arab backing for the NATO campaign, was seeking influence through him. "Many countries supported the revolution," he said.

But while noting the important role played by Qatar, he insisted that its support was not limited to the Islamist cause. "Qatar played a political role, crowned by their early recognition of the NTC ... Qatar sent aid ... They also gave military support," he said. But he stressed: "This support came to all the revolutionaries, to all Libyans."

Ali al-Sallabi (wikipedia)

born 1963 in Benghazi

Under the rule of Muammar Gaddafi, he was detained in the infamous Abu Salim prison for eight years. After being released, he studied theology in Saudi Arabia and Sudan, obtaining his doctorate from the Omdurman Islamic University in 1999.[citation needed] Subsequently, he went into exile in Qatar. Al-Sallabi has close ties to Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the spiritual head of the international Muslim Brotherhood. He is also associated with Abdelhakim Belhadj, emir of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) and one of the commanders of the National Liberation Army. Al-Sallabi acted as a mediator in negotiations between Saif al-Islam Gaddafi and the LIFG. Later, he played a key role in providing the rebels in the Libyan civil war with Qatari humanitarian aid, money, and arms. In October 2011, the international relations expert Daniel Wagner described al-Sallabi as Libya's most influential politician. Al-Sallabi has sharply criticised Mahmoud Jibril, the president of the National Transitional Council, Libya's interim government. Al-Sallabi has denounced Jibril and his allies as "extreme secularists" who would try to enrich themselves. He claimed that the new administration was "worse than Gaddafi."

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Ali al-Sallabi (wikipedia)

born 1963 in Benghazi

Under the rule of Muammar Gaddafi, he was detained in the infamous Abu Salim prison for eight years. After being released, he studied theology in Saudi Arabia and Sudan, obtaining his doctorate from the Omdurman Islamic University in 1999.[citation needed] Subsequently, he went into exile in Qatar. Al-Sallabi has close ties to Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the spiritual head of the international Muslim Brotherhood. He is also associated with Abdelhakim Belhadj, emir of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) and one of the commanders of the National Liberation Army. Al-Sallabi acted as a mediator in negotiations between Saif al-Islam Gaddafi and the LIFG. Later, he played a key role in providing the rebels in the Libyan civil war with Qatari humanitarian aid, money, and arms. In October 2011, the international relations expert Daniel Wagner described al-Sallabi as Libya's most influential politician. Al-Sallabi has sharply criticised Mahmoud Jibril, the president of the National Transitional Council, Libya's interim government. Al-Sallabi has denounced Jibril and his allies as "extreme secularists" who would try to enrich themselves. He claimed that the new administration was "worse than Gaddafi."

Zonder twijfel een geleerd en vooral "wijs" man...

Een wijs man zoekt het in zichzelf, de dwaas zoekt het in anderen.

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Zonder twijfel een geleerd en vooral "wijs" man...

Een wijs man zoekt het in zichzelf, de dwaas zoekt het in anderen.

Vijf citaten:

studied theology in Saudi Arabia

went into exile in Qatar

close ties to Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the spiritual head of the international Muslim Brotherhood.

close ties to Abdelhakim Belhadj, emir of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG)

Libya's most influential politician. Al-Sallabi has sharply criticised Mahmoud Jibril, the president of the National Transitional Council, Libya's interim government. Al-Sallabi has denounced Jibril and his allies as "extreme secularists" who would try to enrich themselves. He claimed that the new administration was "worse than Gaddafi."

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Die 5 elementen komen iedere keer terug.
Noord-Afrika en de Levant hebben een kolossaal cultureel-identiteitsprobleem.
Waar het mijns inziens heel moeilijk gaat vanaf geraken.
Amerika kiest niet de kant van Europa.
Wel die van de moordenaars-nomaden.
Die van de veroorzakers van het kolossaal cultureel-identiteitsprobleem van Noord-Afrika en de Levant.
En in zekere zin ook Anatolië en Perzië.

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Ja (hallucinant), Kaddafi verdedigde het Italiaans consulaat in Benghazi toen dat werd aangevallen nav een Italiaans minister die ivm de deense cartoons een cartoon op z'n t-shirt had laten drukken. Een meer volledig citaat:

Ten eerste is zes jaar geleden iets gelijkaardigs gebeurd naar aanleiding van de Deense Mohammed cartoons. Toen in Libië bekend werd dat een Italiaanse minister, Roberto Calderoli, een t-shirt met een spotprent van de profeet droeg, verzamelden spontaan een duizendtal mensen zich voor het Italiaans consulaat in Benghazi op 17 februari 2006. (1) De betogers waren er zelfs in geslaagd het Italiaans consulaat in lichterlaaie te zetten, waarop de Libische politie het vuur opende op de betogers. Minstens tien doden waren er gevallen.

Vijf jaar later – toen de Arabische revolutie uitbrak – riep de Libische oppositie op om de dood van de betogers tegen de Mohammed cartoons te herinneren. Er moest betoogd worden tegen Kaddafi op 17 februari 2011 omdat die bij de demonstratie tegen de “Deense Mohamed cartoons” de zijde van het Westen had gekozen tegen de Islam. Vandaar dat de Libische revolutie van 2011 ook wel de cartoonrevolutie werd genoemd.

On March 16, 1998, Libya issued the first official Interpol arrest warrant against bin Laden and three other people. They were charged for killing Silvan Becker, agent of Germany's domestic intelligence service, the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, in the Terrorism Department, and his wife Vera in Libya on March 10, 1994. Bin Laden was still wanted by the Libyan government at the time of his death.

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Het allereerste Interpol arrestatiebevel tegenover Bin Laden kwam van Libië: op 16 maart 1998.

British and US intelligence agencies buried the fact that the arrest warrant had come from Libya and played down the threat. Five months after the warrant was issued, al-Qaeda killed more than 200 people in the truck bombings of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.

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Vijf maanden voordat de amerikaanse ambassades in Kenia en Tanzania de lucht ingingen.

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Feb. 17 Brigade

Deze militie moet doorgaan voor "de meest legitieme militie" in heel Libië.
Weet je waar die naam vandaan komt? Lees het hier.
Tip: Deense Mohammed cartoons.

(...) Documents recovered from the grounds of the American mission show that the guards there were paid an hourly rate of 5.21 Libyan Dinars — the equivalent of $4 per hour.

(...) On June 6, militants planted a bomb at the mission’s north gate, blowing a hole allegedly big enough for 40 people to run through. Then came the coordinated assault on Sept. 11

(...) a Washington Post reporter was able to walk the grounds of the now-discarded consulate, and pick up some rather sensitive documents. The papers included the employment agreement between British private security contractor Blue Mountain and the local guards they hired to protect the mission. The U.S. State Department paid Blue Mountain $783,000 to help secure the location. Blue Mountain paid the locals considerably less, and were required to cover their own transportation costs to the consulate.

(...) The documents discovered by the Post won’t do much to relieve that political pressure. They include an eight-step evacuation plan for the diplomatic personnel stationed in Benghazi (step #2: “gather and destroy sensitive equipment and documents”) as well as an agreement with a local band of fighters to serve as a “quick reaction force” in case the consulate was attacked. The so-called February 17 Brigade may have, in fact, performed those duties; U.S. officials claimed immediately after the September 11 assault that a “sympathetic local militia” helped repel the attackers. But later, American intelligence officials told The Daily Beast that they picked up communications between the Feb. 17 Brigade and an al-Qaida affiliate.

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-Met had een beter leven in Libie, toen Gadhafi nog leefde...

-De situatie in Bani Walid

rt.com - Verslag + Video 'Gaddafi’s regime looks like a beacon of light compared to the current govt'

<sub>The siege of Bani Walid, Libya’s ongoing political instability, and the alleged torture of Gaddafi loyalists has left the country a far cry from the vision that western powers had when they supported last year's NATO bombing.

The town of Bani Walid has come under siege from government troops seeking to arrest those responsible for the death of Omran Shaaban – the man who is credited for capturing Gaddafi last year.
(en Christopher Stevens ????)

Geopolitical analyst Patrick Henningsen told RT that there’s no stability in Libya compared to before the onset of last year's NATO bombing. But now as Bani Walid asks for UN help, Henningsen says residents shouldn’t expect much in terms of assistance.

The United Nations hasn’t done anything of value in the last decade or two. It’s a complete failure led by the United States and its ‘Mini me’ Britain, he said.

Henningsen spoke to RT about the current situation in Bani Walid and Libya as a whole.</sub>

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Libische milities, Al Qaeda valt het Groene Verzet in Bani Walid aan.

HLN - Zeker 14 doden bij gevechten tussen Libische milities

In Libië zijn al een paar dagen gevechten aan de gang tussen rivaliserende milities. De gevechten concentreren zich op de stad Bani Walid, een voormalig bolwerk van strijders die loyaal waren aan de vorig jaar gedode dictator Moeammar Kadhafi.

De stad, met 70.000 inwoners, lag ook vandaag onder vuur van milities uit Misrata die zijn verbonden aan het Libische ministerie van Defensie. Staatspersbureau LANA meldde dat bij de gevechten tot nu toe tot zeker 14 doden en 200 gewonden zijn gevallen.

Misrata kampte vorig jaar wekenlang met beschietingen van Kadhafi-troepen, terwijl Bani Walid een van de steden was die het langst loyaal bleef aan de dictator. De stad blijft geïsoleerd van de rest van het land en blijft volgens voormalige rebellen een vrijplaats van sympathisanten van het verdreven regime.

Diepe verdeeldheid
De strijd tussen de milities uit de twee steden demonstreert de diepe verdeeldheid in het Noord-Afrikaanse land, een jaar nadat Kadhafi door rebellen werd gevangen en gedood in zijn thuisstad Sirte

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Theologie studeren in S-A? Dat is zoiets als bij de duivel te biecht gaan .......

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De strijd in Bani Walid gaat verder

Businessweek - AP - Fighting flares anew in western Libyan town
23 oktober 2012

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Theologie studeren in S-A? Dat is zoiets als bij de duivel te biecht gaan .......

Of erger...

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De strijd in Bani Walid gaat verder

Businessweek - AP - Fighting flares anew in western Libyan town
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Eergisteren is er geschoten op ongewapende betogers in de hoofdstad Tripoli.

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Beelden daarvan:

Shooting on peaceful protesters in Tripoli city 21/10/2012
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Waar zijn de studiediensten van de joden, de jodendiensten?

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De moderne gestapo, die studiediensten en al haar vertegenwoordigers.

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Beelden daarvan:

Shooting on peaceful protesters in Tripoli city 21/10/2012
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Waar zijn de studiediensten van de joden, de jodendiensten?

Eindelijk democratie, peis en vree in Libie...

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Eergisteren is er geschoten op ongewapende betogers in de hoofdstad Tripoli.

zoals ten tijde van Khadaffi dus ...

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zoals ten tijde van Khadaffi dus ...

Nee hoor.

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De terroristen gebruiken gas sarin en mosterdgas tegen de dappere inwoners van Bani Walid.

Moet de NAVO en de VN ingrijpen ?

PRAVDA - Libya: Terrorists using chemical weapons?

24 oktober 2012

So, Mr. Ban Ki-moon speaks out against the violence in Libya where pro-occupation gangs of terrorists continue to run amok spreading chaos, panic, murdering, torching, looting, torturing and raping, the same terrorists backed by the west, bombing civilians and the latest shocking news, deploying chemical weapons. Where has the UN been?

So, the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, or rather FUKUS Axis (France, UK, US) collaborationist Ban Ki-moon, has called for a peace process to solve the crisis in Bani Walid, where loyalists to the Jamahiriya Government of Colonel al-Qadhafi, as in many other areas of the country, resist heroically against NATO's pro-occupation terrorist gangs and in defence of their homeland which under al-Qadhafi provided for them.

The Jamahiriya government provided free education and healthcare, free housing, utilities, studies abroad, staple foodstuffs all in a democratic system in which the State provided for the needs of the People's Councils. Even oil revenue was injected directly into people's ban accounts. And the new NATO-imposed regime? In one word, terrorism.

A bunch of terrorists, thieves, murderers, looters, rapists, torturers, arsonists, burglars and serial sexual offenders. And where has Mr. Ban Ki-moon been until now? Where was Mr. Ban Ki-moon and his United Nations Organization when Libya's frontiers were secured with "Arab Springs" in Tunisia and Egypt, where was Mr. Ban Ki-moon when foreign governments created false flag events inside Libya to blame the Government forces after having supplied the terrorists in Benghazi with weapons?

Where was Mr. Ban Ki-moon when the FUKUS-Axis and its allies were accusing the Libyan Air Force of bombing its people, totally without foundation as we later saw, where was Mr. Ban Ki-moon when the FUKUS-Axis performed a spectacular mission creep, bombing civilian structures, destroying the water supply and the electricity grid "to break their backs", where was Mr. Ban Ki-moon when NATO was committing war crimes, strafing convoys of civilians and where was Mr. Ban Ki-moon when NATO put boots on the ground in clear violation of the UN Charter and of the UNSC Resolutions 1970 and 1973 (2011) covering the case?

Bani Walid - Pro-occupation terrorists using chemical weapons

The reports coming out of Bani Walid, where patriotic Libyan forces hold out against NATO's gangs of pro-occupation terrorists and Tunisian and Egyptian mercenaries are, in a word, shocking. Every day armed gangs of thugs try to break into the city, every day they are beaten back with large numbers of casualties. As a result of this, the reports state from inside Bani Walid, the terrorist forces are using sarin and mustard gas.

And now where is the UNO? Where is the accountability for this situation? Why are those responsible (the FUKUS-Axis in particular and NATO in general) not hauled before a court of law and tried for war crimes and breach of international law, murdering civilians, instigating revolt and taking part in an internal conflict?

We know the answers to all these questions. Throughout, Mr. Ban Ki-moon has been crawling round the feet of his FUKUS-Axis masters like a snivelling coward and the FUKUS-Axis is no more and no less than a gang of criminals, run by criminals, who sponsor war, murder, rape, looting, terrorism and torture.

They may go unpunished in today's world, such as it is. However, let articles like this be their political epitaph for the rest of eternity and as times change so quickly, let them spend the rest of their lives looking over their shoulders because the longer they live, the nearer to a citizen's arrest and a court of law they will be.

Indictment against NATO:

http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/col...ctment_nato-0/[/i]

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Final Call - Libya Report: U.S./NATO backed regime using chemical weapons against civilians
23 oktober 2012 - Pro-Gadhafi town of Bani Walid under siege by U.S./NATO backed regime. Pro-government militias intercept food, fuel and medicine and use grad rockets and gas weapons against Bani Walid, a man whose family remains in the town told RT. He claims the daily shelling of the town is Misrata militias’ attempt to eliminate it.


Interview met een dokter in Bani Walid...

wn - Video - Chemical Weapons Bani Walid