Eerbetoon aan een held: Mu'ammar al-Qadhafi

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Video - GADDAFI SPEECH : talks about Obama.

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Mu'ammar al-Qadhafi : "It's Qaeda, Qaeda... Al-Qaeda... They came from outside."

Waar zien we dit nu opnieuw ?

[tomm]

misdaden van het nieuwe regime:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hioSFBCYZUI

[tomm]

Ondertussen in Libië:

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa...282732356.html

Libya's political crisis has deepened as armed groups surrounding two ministries in the capital said they had formed an alliance to present an expanded list of six demands that included the resignation of Prime Minister Ali Zeidan.

The armed groups initially demanded that parliament pass the "political isolation law" banning senior officials, who held a senior position under late Muammar Gaddafi, from office, and members had hoped the vote would be enough to dislodge the gunmen from their positions at the government ministries.

Instead, the groups have settled in and expanded their list of demands, which they presented to Reuters news agency on a printed notice late on Wednesday.

The additional demands included Zeidan's resignation, the freezing of a recently released state budget and the right to form a committee to take charge of the Foreign Ministry.

Rival warning

In a separate development, a rival coalition that said it supported the government warned those stationed at the ministries it was prepared to use force to dislodge them.

"If you do not respond to our demands, we will form a common national force from all the cities of Libya to handle this situation," the group said on Wednesday.

Its members included federalists in eastern Cyrenaica and leaders of former rebel groups in a number of towns including Benghazi in the east.

Zeidan, for his part, promised the government would stick to plans to bar anyone who held a senior position under Gaddafi and said some ministers would have to be replaced under legislation passed on Sunday.

Zeidan defended the armed groups, saying they had a right to express their views as they saw fit.

"We don't have militias in Libya, we have revolutionaries," he told a news conference.

The prime minister also denied that parliament had bowed to their pressure, insisting the new law was necessary to protect the ideals of the revolution, adding he hoped the world would appreciate Libya's exceptional circumstances.

"With any law passed, there are some positive and some negative aspects, and we need to accept the negatives," he said.


http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa...282732356.html
De UNDP berekende ook dat de human development index van LibiË sinds de machtsovername door gewapende milities met 10 plaatsen gezakt is...

Goed gedaan NAVO!

[g_z]

quote John f kennedy

this is you're last warning

one day after i am long ago you will remember me and say

we should have stopped the nucliar program of israel

abolished the federal reserve and kicked all secred societies, occultists, usurpers and zionists out of our wonderful country

to keep it that way, but it is never to late

remember that

listen to the truthers

atruthsoldier.wordpress.com

[tomm]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door g_z

quote John f kennedy

this is you're last warning

one day after i am long ago you will remember me and say

we should have stopped the nucliar program of israel

abolished the federal reserve and kicked all secred societies, occultists, usurpers and zionists out of our wonderful country

to keep it that way, but it is never to late

remember that

listen to the truthers

atruthsoldier.wordpress.com

Ik had nu wel gedacht dat Kennedy zonder fouten kon schrijven...

[g_z]

nucliar = nuclear

[Nr.10]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door tomm

Ondertussen in Libië:

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa...282732356.html

Libya's political crisis has deepened as armed groups surrounding two ministries in the capital said they had formed an alliance to present an expanded list of six demands that included the resignation of Prime Minister Ali Zeidan.

The armed groups initially demanded that parliament pass the "political isolation law" banning senior officials, who held a senior position under late Muammar Gaddafi, from office, and members had hoped the vote would be enough to dislodge the gunmen from their positions at the government ministries.

Instead, the groups have settled in and expanded their list of demands, which they presented to Reuters news agency on a printed notice late on Wednesday.

The additional demands included Zeidan's resignation, the freezing of a recently released state budget and the right to form a committee to take charge of the Foreign Ministry.

Rival warning

In a separate development, a rival coalition that said it supported the government warned those stationed at the ministries it was prepared to use force to dislodge them.

"If you do not respond to our demands, we will form a common national force from all the cities of Libya to handle this situation," the group said on Wednesday.

Its members included federalists in eastern Cyrenaica and leaders of former rebel groups in a number of towns including Benghazi in the east.

Zeidan, for his part, promised the government would stick to plans to bar anyone who held a senior position under Gaddafi and said some ministers would have to be replaced under legislation passed on Sunday.

Zeidan defended the armed groups, saying they had a right to express their views as they saw fit.

"We don't have militias in Libya, we have revolutionaries," he told a news conference.

The prime minister also denied that parliament had bowed to their pressure, insisting the new law was necessary to protect the ideals of the revolution, adding he hoped the world would appreciate Libya's exceptional circumstances.

"With any law passed, there are some positive and some negative aspects, and we need to accept the negatives," he said.


http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa...282732356.html
De UNDP berekende ook dat de human development index van LibiË sinds de machtsovername door gewapende milities met 10 plaatsen gezakt is...

Goed gedaan NAVO!

Al-Jazeera is een paar weken geleden in Irak buitengesmeten omdat het aanzet tot geweld.

[zonbron]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Nr.10

Al-Jazeera is een paar weken geleden in Irak buitengesmeten omdat het aanzet tot geweld.

Dat is dan ook een van hun doelstellingen.

[tomm]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door zonbron

Dat is dan ook een van hun doelstellingen.

En toch zijn ze meestal nog objectiever dan BBC, laat staan CNN of Fox.

Het isde enige zender naast russiatoday en press tv die nu en dan nog bericht over de onderdrukking in Bahrein, en zelfs over de gevangenisstraf van politieke dissidenten in Qatar.

Maar dat wil natuurlijk niet zeggen dat ze geen instrument zijn van de Qatarese familie, ze zijn alleen subtieler dan BBC of CNN.

[ZION]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door tomm

Ondertussen in Libië:

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa...282732356.html

Libya's political crisis has deepened as armed groups surrounding two ministries in the capital said they had formed an alliance to present an expanded list of six demands that included the resignation of Prime Minister Ali Zeidan.

The armed groups initially demanded that parliament pass the "political isolation law" banning senior officials, who held a senior position under late Muammar Gaddafi, from office, and members had hoped the vote would be enough to dislodge the gunmen from their positions at the government ministries.

Instead, the groups have settled in and expanded their list of demands, which they presented to Reuters news agency on a printed notice late on Wednesday.

The additional demands included Zeidan's resignation, the freezing of a recently released state budget and the right to form a committee to take charge of the Foreign Ministry.

Rival warning

In a separate development, a rival coalition that said it supported the government warned those stationed at the ministries it was prepared to use force to dislodge them.

"If you do not respond to our demands, we will form a common national force from all the cities of Libya to handle this situation," the group said on Wednesday.

Its members included federalists in eastern Cyrenaica and leaders of former rebel groups in a number of towns including Benghazi in the east.

Zeidan, for his part, promised the government would stick to plans to bar anyone who held a senior position under Gaddafi and said some ministers would have to be replaced under legislation passed on Sunday.

Zeidan defended the armed groups, saying they had a right to express their views as they saw fit.

"We don't have militias in Libya, we have revolutionaries," he told a news conference.

The prime minister also denied that parliament had bowed to their pressure, insisting the new law was necessary to protect the ideals of the revolution, adding he hoped the world would appreciate Libya's exceptional circumstances.

"With any law passed, there are some positive and some negative aspects, and we need to accept the negatives," he said.


http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa...282732356.html
De UNDP berekende ook dat de human development index van LibiË sinds de machtsovername door gewapende milities met 10 plaatsen gezakt is...

Goed gedaan NAVO!

Zeker weten!
En zonder handen vuil te maken.
Dat doen die middeleeuwers wel zelf. Allah Akbar.

[tomm]

ondertussen in Libië:

Libya is importing diesel and fuel oil to fend off increasing power cuts, as queues of drivers grow at the pumps and daily life grows harder in the face of political crisis.

Most gas fields in its eastern region, which had supplied power plants, have been shut in the worst disruption to Libya's energy sector since the civil war in 2011.

Armed groups, security guards and oil workers with tribal loyalties have shut down pipelines and oil ports across the country.

The power sector is already struggling with an estimated shortfall of around 1,000 MW due to summer peak consumption, an electricity official said.

The capital Tripoli has regular power cuts that have worsened in recent days and officials privately say Libya could expect longer rationing if the crisis continues.

A National Oil Company senior official said Libya had imported at least three times the quantities of liquid fuel than usual in order to keep power plants operating.

"All the gas in the eastern part has stopped," said the official, who requested anonymity.

Ahmad Mustapha Hussein, a senior official at the state run General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL), said it could take weeks for major combined cycle gas turbine power plants to go back to natural gas if the crisis persists.

"There have been a lot of problems as a result of the strikes and this is affecting generating units," said Hussein, adding that the cost of importing diesel and fuel oil were adding to fiscal pressures as a result of the loss of oil revenues.Strikers have denied they have tampered with gas pipelines, saying instead their aim is to thwart exports of oil, much of which they say has been sold illegally by the government amid allegations of corruption.


http://english.al-akhbar.com/content...ya-import-fuel

[Nr.10]

Libië produceerde voor de, vooral door de zionisten Lévy en Sarkozy, op gang gebrachte agressie 1.500.000 vaten olie per dag, vandaag zijn er dat nog 150.000 (per dag). BRON
En in dalende lijn.

Op 17 maart 2011 begon de bommencampagne.
Op 20 oktober 2011 werd Kadhafi door Sarkozy en Obama op een presenteerblaadje gepresenteerd aan de terroristen.

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Nr.10

Libië produceerde voor de vooral door de zionisten Lévy en Sarkozy op gang gebrachte agressie 1.500.000 vaten olie per dag, vandaag zijn er dat nog 150.000 (per dag). BRON
En in dalende lijn.

Op 17 maart 2011 begon de bommencampagne.
Op 20 oktober 2011 werd Kadhafi door Sarkozy en Obama op een presenteerblaadje gepresenteerd aan de terroristen.

Klopt, het meest welvarende land van Afrika is bezig aan de afgang, met dank aan het Westen...

[Ill Duce]

Hoeveel historische sites in Libië hebben er geleden onder de burgeroorlog?

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Telegraph - Secret MI6 plot to help Col Gaddafi escape Libya revealed
27 september 2013 - MI6 drew up top-secret plans to allow Colonel Muammar Gaddafi to flee to another African country which was not subject to international law, a new book to be serialised in tomorrow's Daily Telegraph discloses.

??

[erwin boydens]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Ill Duce

Hoeveel historische sites in Libië hebben er geleden onder de burgeroorlog?

Allemaal ?
Als er al geen vernielingen aangericht werden of schade door bombardementen, dan kan men er wel zeker van zijn dat ze nu aan snel tempo vervallen en geplunderd worden.

Nu er bijna geen centraal bestuur is en lokale krijgsheren de scpeter zwaaien kan men er vanuit gaan dat de historische sites aan hoog tempo geplunderd worden en schatgravers en malafide handelaars overuren aan het draaien zijn.

[erwin boydens]

http://observers.france24.com/conten...tened-cyrene?1

http://www.thehindu.com/news/interna...cle2406278.ece

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/03/libyan-job/

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...s-2344154.html

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door erwin boydens

Allemaal ?
Als er al geen vernielingen aangericht werden of schade door bombardementen, dan kan men er wel zeker van zijn dat ze nu aan snel tempo vervallen en geplunderd worden.

Nu er bijna geen centraal bestuur is en lokale krijgsheren de scpeter zwaaien kan men er vanuit gaan dat de historische sites aan hoog tempo geplunderd worden en schatgravers en malafide handelaars overuren aan het draaien zijn.

Fuk da west!

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door erwin boydens

http://observers.france24.com/conten...tened-cyrene?1

http://www.thehindu.com/news/interna...cle2406278.ece

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/03/libyan-job/

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...s-2344154.html

*kots*


Dank U westen! Nice job, well done...