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Military operations in Libya
In summary, it is a type of speech straight out of the propaganda textbooks of "Gulf Wars 1 and 2”, supported by a media tsunami (especially in France (9)) without any attempt at objectivity: the citizens are ordered to approve, not to think. The passing days have quickly shown: . that the Libyan people were not revolting to that extent since the rebels have proved incapable of advancing beyond Benghazi without massive Franco-Anglo-American support . that the so-called rebels were more like comedy-theatre revolutionaries than fierce fighters (10) . that the US, British and ...
Gaddafi's brutality has united Libya
I am almost the same age as Gaddafi's regime. I was born in 1968, a year before Gaddafi came to power. The regime in Libya is built on the safety and security of Gaddafi himself. Every aspect of Libyans' lives revolves around him and no one dares to question his orders. Living in that sort of situation for so long you tend to go with the flow just to be able to achieve basic goals in your life. I joined the Libyan foreign ministry since it included opportunities for self-development: the chance of being posted abroad, of being exposed to other cultures and societies, and of ...
Libya: RAF abort attack after SAS spot Gaddafi using human shields
The RAF was just moments away from obliterating civilians being used as unwitting human shields by Colonel Muammar Gaddafi when SAS ‘spotters’ aborted the mission. Tornado GR4 fighter jets were closing in on Gaddafi’s presidential compound when the covert troops saw a group of people, including journalists reported to be from CNN and Reuters. The air raid was following up a Tomahawk cruise missile strike launched against the compound by a British submarine. Unwitting: Around 300 Gaddafi supporters were in the tyrant's Tripoli compound when the SAS ordered the RAF ...
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Italy impounds NGO rescue ship and sends navy patrol boat to Libya Moves part of attempt to close off migrant and refugee route to Europe and come as figures show fall in numbers arriving in ItalyItaly has seized a rescue ship operated by an NGO and dispatched a navy patrol boat to Libya as part of an Italian attempt to end the Mediterranean migrant and refugee crisis.The twin moves came as figures revealed a surprise drop in July in the number of refugees and migrants arriving at southern Italian ports. Continue reading... |
Macron attempts to broker Libyan peace with meeting of leaders French president convenes talks between heads of rival factions in attempt to increase conflict-ravaged country’s political stability The French president, Emmanuel Macron, is to convene face-to-face talks in Europe between the leaders of the rival Libyan factions in an attempt to bring peace and political stability to the country.A stable Libya is a precondition for ending the flow of refugees through the Mediterranean that has upended Italian politics and has the potential to undermine support for the European Union. Continue reading... |
Colonialism in Africa is still alive and well | Letters British colonialism still plays a major role in the tragedies and disasters we see in Africa today, writes Osaki Peebe HarrySam Akaki’s letter (Africa’s tragedies aren’t a result ofcolonialism, 28 July) is interesting, but lacks certain facts. Any careful analysis will show that British colonialism still plays a major role in the tragedies and disasters we see in Africa today. Take the migrants’ deaths in the Mediterranean, and the continued hardline policies being pursued by the British government toward migrants, and say this is not colonialism at its worst.Today’s waves of migration are a direct result of Britain’s disastrous intervention in the ousting and killing of the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. This is a fact many in the corporate and government controlled media choose to ignore. Before the disastrous events in Libya, the government and its people accommodated many migrants from all over Africa, who went to Libya to better their lives. Continue reading... |
Libyan rival leaders agree to ceasefire after Macron-hosted talks French president says Fayez al-Sarraj and Khalifa Haftar have shown ‘historic courage’ at the meeting outside ParisLibya’s two main rival leaders have agreed to call a ceasefire and hold elections early next year after a meeting in Paris hosted by the French president, Emmanuel Macron.Macron said Libya’s UN-backed prime minister, Fayez al-Sarraj, and Khalifa Haftar – the military strongman whose forces control large tracts of land in the east of the country – had displayed “historic courage” at the talks outside Paris on Tuesday. Related: Macron attempts to broker Libyan peace with meeting of leaders Continue reading... |
