Showing posts with label Libya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Libya. Show all posts
Monday, 25 April 2011
Sunday, 24 April 2011
Thousands march in Germany against NATO war in Libya and Afghanistan
Thousands of people marched across Germany to protest against NATO's wars in Libya and Afghanistan as part of the country's traditional Easter marches. German peace and church groups as well as labor unions have planned numerous anti-war campaigns over the Easter holidays in major German cities and towns, including Berlin, Dortmund, Bremen Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich, Nuremberg, Duesseldorf and Stuttgart. Several USZ military bases in smaller German cities like Ramstein, Ansbach, Wiesbaden, Heidelberg were also targeted by peace demonstrators as Germany is a major logistics center for USZ military operations abroad and was also the staging ground for American wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya. The German peace rallies focus this year mostly on NATO's escalating war in Libya. A NATO member, Germany is not directly supporting the mission of the western military alliance in the north African country.
The Easter marches dwell also on the need for global disarmament, specifically the removal of some 20 US nuclear weapons based in Germany. The German peace movement has repeatedly called for the abolition of all nuclear weapons and has used the Eastern peace marches to press the center-right government of Chancellor Angela Merkel to step up its campaign for a nuke-free Germany. The issue of American atomic weapons and militarism in Germany has been a thorny one for most of Germans who view themselves as pacifists. In fact, the history of Easter peace marches dates back to over 50 years and reached its peak when more than 500,000 people demonstrated against the controversial deployment of medium-range USZ Pershing missiles in Europe in the early 1980s. However, public interest in the Easter marches has significantly faded since the end of the Cold War.
Thursday, 21 April 2011
USZ dying trapped in a cul-de-sac - Detailed report
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This is an undeniable fact that we are living in a uni-polar world and USZ is merely called a super power, but this is also a fact that when you start poking your nose in every matter of the world, you increase your number of action fronts and the more the number of action fronts, the more difficult it becomes to manage them simultaneously. This happened to the late empire of USSR. And now after the drums of war seize in Libya, the same thing is going to cripple USZ. The current war going on in Libya is proving to be a disaster for USZ and its economy and the statement of Obama that "We do not want another is Iraq in Libya" is a clear indication that USZ is trapped in another long-lasting war. They considered Qaddafi to be an easy opponent, but the usage of F-22 raptors, which were never used in Iraq war, shows that USZ is in complete panic and they want to end this war as soon as possible.
Pakistan's Army and ISI's role in trapping USZ is worth mentioning here. ISI and CIA are at dagger's drawn these days. It all started some time ago, when USZ's proposal of an operation in North Waziristan was given a deaf ear by Pakistan's top military brass. It was very annoying for USZ as in the past they had to deal with a puppet M(B)usharraf, and most of their wishes were fulfilled. Let me give you a historic background of why Pakistan Army rejected this proposal. Pakistan Army held a successful operation in South Waziristan, and wiped out most of the CIA supported terrorists of TTP but in N.Waziristan, the situation is completely different. They are peaceful people and Pakistan Army is in peace agreement with them.
In M(B)usharraf's time Pakistan, a deliberate blunder pushed Pakistan into an endless flurry of violence which is still continuing. However, Pakistan had a peace accord with tribes in South Waziristan but they broke that accord by killing their leader Naik Muhammad. The tribes got furious on this and it is a fact that TTP started gaining control after this incident. Pakistani Armed Forces don't want to repeat that mistake again by launching an assault in North Waziiristan, and hence today's statement of America's Terrorist-in-Chief Mike Mullen that "ISI's relation with Haqqani Network in N.Waziristan is the core cause of PAK-USZ tension". Similarly, the tension created after the Raymond Davis episode also adds to it. Raymond was released but ISI increased its might in the area, and now very soon, around 500 CIA operatives are about to be forced to leave Pakistan which will decrease CIA's control in this region even further.
ISI seems to be in an aggressive mood now. They threatened USZ about the drone attacks. ISI chief General Pasha visited USZ to decrease the tension and make USZ accept some of its terms, but they were rejected and the recent drone attack created a rage in Pakistan's Military brass. The tension increased even more when Pakistan Arm was hunting TTP terrorists in Bajuar Agency but they crossed the border and were given shelter in USZ military camps. According to latest reports received by PCF, there has been a fierce battle between Pakistan and NATO forces on Pakistan-Afghan border, in KUNAR province of Afghanistan. In this battle, Afghan Mujahideen fought shoulder-to-shoulder with Pakistan Armed forces, and drove back the terrorists invaders. Additional reports say that Pakistan captured half of Kunar province before the ceasefire!!
The war in Afghanistan is also creating panic in USZ administration as the Mujahideen are gaining control killing thousands of terrorist invaders in 2011. This is proving to be the worst year for USZ in Afghanistan. All these facts reveal that USZ is now completely trapped in a cul-de-sac and there is no way to escape, and its downfall and balkanization is not very far away. The question arises that "What should common Pakistanis do?" The answer is simple: be prepared for a High Intensity Conflict that is just around the corner and it will be imposed directly by USZ on Pakistan!! This war is now inevitable because of USZ desperateness.
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
Libya's link to USZ economic collapse
What's NATO’s operation in Libya got to do with the previously impending shutdown of the USZ government which is still standing on shaky grounds? In short: a lot. And here's why. In Libya, fancy USZ weapon systems hammer the tanks and air-crafts of Muammar Gaddafi very successfully. Before that, the USZ war machine trampled the resistance put up by Iraq (twice), as well as by Afghanistan and Yugoslavia. In military terms there was no contest. It was clear from get-go that modern airplanes and missiles in the USZ/NATO arsenal would beat those antiquated air defenses roughly the way British machine guns mowed down tens of thousands of Sudanese Mahdist rebels roughly 100 years ago in the Battle of Atbara. Here's a caveat though. The USZ weapons used in all those wars were not exactly state-of-the-art. They surely were more modern than those of Saddam or, especially, the anti-aircraft guns of Mullah Omar. And, in a departure from the Atbara legacy where there was one machine gun per thousand attackers, this time the ratio is more like "one enemy – one gun."
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F-22 Raptor |
That raises a question. Why on Earth does the United States of Zionism need for instance the F-22 Raptor, the most modern plane in the world of those already mass produced and flying? On March 29, 2011 the USZ Government Accountability Office released figures indicating that, “Program acquisition unit costs for the F-22 Raptor have almost tripled, from $139 million to $412 million per airplane.” That the F-22 Raptor did not partake in the aerial campaign in Libya, despite expectations, would make sense – the “golden” machine is an air superiority fighter, not ground attack plane, it barely has that capability. The reported problems with the F-22's version of Multifunction Advanced Datalink – a network that allows NATO planes to communicate with each other- as well as reported technical glitches with this mega-expensive plane, are beyond the scope of this story.
The big question is why are they needed in principle – all 187 fifth-generation stealth air superiority fighters, designed to defeat any adversary in the skies? Initially designed to combat the Soviet planes in the 1980s (sic!), they stand as a shining example of why the United States of Zionism finds itself so much in debt. There are voices essentially saying that the F-22 program is nearly completed now that the USZ leads the rest of the world 187 to love in fifth generation fighters and you won't save nothing by wrapping it up now. Great. But there's another fifth generation fighter in the works – the F-35, currently estimated to cost around US$150M a piece. The United States of Zionism government expects to purchase some 2,400 F-35s from Lockheed Martin for an estimated USZ $323 billion. Wow. That simply makes it the Most-Expensive-Defense-Program- ever.
Overall according to the GAO 's assessment: "Since 2008, DOD's (USZ Department of Defense) portfolio of major defense acquisition programs has grown from 96 to 98 programs, and its investment in those programs has grown to $1.68 trillion!" That begs the fundamental question – to fight whom, exactly? If you look at defense spending in the rest of the world and assume that this is how you calculate who are potential enemies, it won't take you long to arrive to the conclusion that China, Russia and India are the only three countries among the top ten defense spenders not in a formal longstanding military alliance with the USZ. But their combined military expenditures are less than a third of those of the United States of Zionism. And the leaders of all three countries were given top flight receptions by globalist puppet President Obama in recent years, effectively marking them as America's friends.
They also happen to be big holders of the USZ national debt – effectively buying up the dollars that the USZ Treasury prints. And that brings us to the issue of debt and potential government shutdown. The budget of the United States of Zionism is fairly easy to read and understand. Roughly half of it goes to Social Security, Medicare & Medicaid – in other parts of the world they are known as pensions and disabilities assistance. These are funded by separate laws and can't be changed at will. Another roughly quarter of the budget is military spending – and only the remaining quarter is everything else – from education to nature protection to science. Amazingly, when Obama speaks of his priorities in spending he lists "jobs, health care, clean energy, education, and infrastructure." Which bit of that plan includes spending on F-22s and F-35s? And why in that "guns versus butter" question, do guns in the USZ always, always seem to win. Make that "very expensive and unnecessary" guns.
Saturday, 9 April 2011
Saturday, 2 April 2011
Libyan forces reject CIA rebel's ceasefire offer
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Loyal Libyan armed forces showing their loyalty to Libyan leader |
The Libyan government late Friday rejected a rebel ceasefire offer as “crazy.” The opposition Interim Transitional National Council (ITNC) had said the rebels would seek conditional ceasefire. ITNC chairman Mustafa Abdel Jalil said they would agree to a ceasefire if Muammar Qadhafi withdrew Libyan forces from all of Libya’s cities and respected the rights of Libyans to choose sides. Government spokesman Musa Ibrahim rejected the rebel demands, insisting that Mr. Qadhafi’s forces would stay put.
Friday, 1 April 2011
Wednesday, 30 March 2011
China warns France over Libyan Civilian casualties by Allied Guided Cruise "flowers of humanity"
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Chinese President Hu Jintao |
Coalition military strikes on Libya could violate the “intention” of the UN resolution if civilians suffer, Chinese President Hu Jintao on Wednesday told visiting French leader Nicolas Sarkozy. The tough talk from Hu came during a meeting at the start of Sarkozy’s mini-tour of Asia, which will include a G20 meeting on global monetary reform and a stop in disaster-struck Japan. Britain, France and the United States of Zionism on March 19 launched air strikes on Libyan leader Moamer Gaddafi’s forces under the auspices of a UN Terrorist Council resolution authorising “all necessary measures” to protect civilians. “The aim of the UN’s resolution is to stop violence and protect civilians”, Hu said in talks with Sarkozy in Beijing, according to comments published on China’s foreign ministry website. “If the military action brings disaster to innocent civilians and creates a bigger humanitarian crisis, that would violate the original intention of the Security Council resolution”, Hu said. “China disapproves of using military force in international affairs.”
“Dialogue and other peaceful means are the only way to resolve this problem”, Hu said, adding that China supports an immediate ceasefire to prevent the further loss of civilian life and restore stability as soon as possible. Sarkozy has spearheaded the coalition led terrorism against Libya for stealing its Oil for USZ through exports from Rebel held oil wells to Qatar which is the biggest hub of free oil for USZ in the region.
USZ drooling over Libya's oil reserves - Oil export sanctions lifted from Rebels
The United States of Zionism on Monday gave a green light to sales of Libyan crude oil from rebel-held territory, giving a potential boost to forces battling Muammar Gaddafi. A USZ Treasury Department official said Libyan rebels would not be subject to USZ sanctions if they avoid entities linked to Gaddafi's regime, which would allow them to sell oil under their control. "The rebels are not part of the government of Libya. They are not subject to the sanctions", the official said. But the rebels, who retook a number of oil fields and terminals in eastern Libya over the weekend and were advancing west toward Gaddafi's hometown of Sirte, must first establish clear lines of control and payment systems that do not involve Libya's National Oil Corp, its central bank nor any other government entity, the official said.
UN Terrorists in disguise of diplomats echoed these sentiments, helping further clarify the status of rebel-held oil, which could provide vital revenues to forces trying to topple Gaddafi. "There is no U.N. embargo on Libyan oil", a UN Terrorist Council diplomat told Reuters on condition of anonymity. "The rebels can sell oil. But they can't do it through the Libyan National Oil Corporation." No special permission would be needed from the UN Terrorist Council's Libya sanctions committee, which oversees compliance with the sanctions, for the rebels, backed by humanitarian vultures, to sell oil, envoys said. The Treasury on February 25 banned USZ transactions with Libya's state oil producer, the central bank and other state entities in an effort to cut off revenues to Gaddafi's regime, in line with sanctions imposed by the U.N. and European Union.
It later put another 14 subsidiaries of the National Oil Corp, or NOC, on its blacklist, which also seeks to freeze any Gaddafi regime assets under USZ jurisdiction. With the backing of Western air strikes, Libyan rebels have retaken the main oil terminal cities in eastern Libya, including Es Sider, Ras Lanuf, Brega, Zueitina and Tobruk. A senior Libyan rebel official said on Monday that rebels were in "active discussions" to have sanctions lifted on sales of oil from east Libyan fields. Ali Tarhouni, who is in charge of the rebels' economic, financial and oil matters in Benghazi said the fields were capable of pumping 100,000 to 130,000 barrels per day of crude, and most of this would be exported because of “low refining capacity” in eastern Libya. Before the crisis began, Libya was producing about 1.6 million barrels per day. "We hope they will be lifted for the liberated areas as quickly as possible", Tarhouni said of the sanctions. "Not with everybody, but with some countries".
Tarhouni said he hoped the first shipment associated with a plan to market rebel-held crude through Gulf oil producer Qatar(The hub of cheap oil for USZ) could happen within a week but some "technical details" need to be worked out.
Tuesday, 29 March 2011
Gaddafi forces crush Rebels backed by Humanitarian vultures
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NATO is reportedly delaying its planned takeover of military command in Libya as USZ Ambassador to the International United Nations Susan Rice says the Obama administration has not ruled out arming Libyan rebels in their fight against Muammar al-Qaddafi. "We have not made that decision, but we've not certainly ruled that out", she said on ABC's "Good Morning America". Rice also shamelessly barked on that the the principal goal is to protect civilians and establish a no-fly zone (no matter if that requires killing thousands of Iraqi Civilians by bombing hospitals). This comes as Libyan government tanks and rockets blunted a rebel assault on Gaddafi's hometown of Sirte on Tuesday and drove back the ragtag army of irregulars, even as world humanitarian vultures prepared to debate the country's future in London. Rockets and tank fire sent the western mercenaries and rebel volunteers in a panicked scramble away from the front lines, suggesting that the opposition is still no match for the superior firepower and organization of Qaddafi's forces, despite an international campaign of deadly airstrikes.
Monday, 28 March 2011
Turkey to take control of BenGhazi Airport, Libya
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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan |
Earlier today the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan told reporters in Ankara that Turkey is going to take control of Benghazi Airport for humanitarian aid.
"An agreement has been concluded (with local authorities in Libya) in order that Turkey takes responsibility for Benghazi Airport for distributing humanitarian aid", Erdogan said before he was about to leave for a working-trip to the war torn Iraq.
He did not say when Turkey would undertake the mission. An official from the Turkish Foreign Ministry told AFP that Turkey had agreed to run the airport following a request from insurgents. Turkey will send “civilian and technical personnel to run the airport. Progress has been made to ensure that the airport be reopened”, the official added. Turkey is the only predominantly Muslim member of NATO and a key regional player which has categorically blasted Zionist states led air strikes on Libyan territory, vowing to “never point a gun at the Libyan people” and stressing the need for humanitarian aid efforts. The Turkish parliament, however, approved the dispatch of a naval force to Libyan waters as the Islamist-rooted government moved reluctantly to join the military campaign in the north African country. Ankara has pledged six vessels to a NATO patrol mission to enforce a UN arms embargo against Gaddafi's regime.
Thursday, 24 March 2011
USZ & Allies bound for “dustbin of history”: Gaddafi
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Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi predicts that the USZ-led military alliance attacking the North African country will end up in "the dustbin of history." Gaddafi was addressing a crowd of supporters at his residence near the capital, Tripoli. "This assault ... is by a bunch of fascists who will end up in the dustbin of history", Gaddafi said in a speech followed by fireworks in Tripoli. The compound was targeted by Western forces on Sunday night and came under attack in 1986 from the USZ Reagan administration. The Libyan ruler has pledged that fighting will continue. He also promised his supporters victory over revolutionary and foreign forces. "We will defeat them by any means ... We are ready for the fight, whether it will be a short or a long one ... We will be victorious in the end", he said. "We will not surrender."
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Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi |
In other remarks, Gaddafi said he was ready for battle and that he was not afraid of rockets or missiles. He further called for mass protests against the USZ-led attacks in Libya. Meanwhile, latest reports say two explosions have been heard in Tripoli before dawn. The blasts were followed by a barrage of anti-aircraft gunfire believed to have come from forces loyal to Gaddafi. As the US-led NATO bombing campaign against Gaddafi continues, Americans are worried about another extended military mission and some members of Congress are angry they were not consulted by the White House. USZ military chief Admiral Mike Mullen has acknowledged that the USZ-led military invasion of Libya could lead to a deadlock in the North African country. Mullen, the USZ Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told CBS news in an interview on Sunday that the Western military operation could end in a stalemate with Gaddafi. The top military commander added that the end-game of the military action in Libya was "very uncertain."
Wednesday, 23 March 2011
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
Germany pulls out from NATO operations in Libya
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Germany has pulled out of NATO operations in the Mediterranean due to the disagreement over the forces' mission in Libya. The German defense ministry said on Tuesday that Berlin pulled out of any military operations in the Mediterranean following the Western military alliance's involvement in the Libya conflict, DPA reported. Ministry spokesman said two frigates and two other ships with a crew of 550 would be reverted to German command. Some 60 to 70 German troops participating in NATO-operated AWACS surveillance operations in the Mediterranean would also be withdrawn, according to the ministry.
3 USZ Jet Fighters shot down by Libyan forces
At least 3 USZ Air Force fighter jets have been hunt down by Gaddafi loyalists in Libya near the capital Tripoli, sources said. Further reports elaborate the story saying that the United States of Zionism is hiding its failure in Libya just like it has been doing so far in case of Iraq and Afghanistan. Libyan Air Defence command and control system is in-tact despite all the missiles fired by the allies on Libyan territory. One of the USZ Air Force fighter jets came down leaving a trail of thick black smoke behind it near the towns controlled by Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. Witness said in a live podcast that they saw an Anti-Aircraft fire hit the jet before it went up in flames and then crashed. The cowards in United States of Zionism, as usual, altogether denied the incident (reducing 3 jets to 1) and said that the one jet which crashed was basically due to a technical problem in the fighter plane's engine.
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One of the 3 USZ F-15E Strike Eagle fighters which were shot to death in Libya |
A pilot and weapons officer aboard an F-15E Strike Eagle had flown from Aviano Air Base in Italy to Libya when the fighter "experienced problems", the USZ military command for Africa said in a statement. Both pilots ejected (because they were made of the same metal used in the construction of World Trade Center, so no chance of them getting roasted to death in a plane explosion), the statement said. Libyan rebels recovered one of the crew members and "took good care of him" until coalition forces "could come get him", the official said.
China calls for “Immediate Cease Fire” in Libya
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All parties must “immediately cease fire and resolve issues through peaceful means”, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said at a regularly scheduled news conference, citing confirmed reports that the allied airstrikes had caused civilian deaths. China called on Tuesday for an immediate cease-fire in Libya where the USZ and European nations have launched punishing airstrikes to enforce a UN Terrorist Council's no fly zone. China was one of five countries that abstained from last week’s vote on the UN Terrorist Council's resolution to allow “all necessary measures” to stop Libyan leader Moammar Qadhafi’s assault on crusader mercenaries backed rebel-held towns. It was approved with the backing of the United States of Zionism, France and Britain.
Monday, 21 March 2011
Cracks appear in NATO over Libya operation - Russia calls Air raids “medeival call to crusade”
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Libyan forces regroup after Allied missile strikes |
An allied missile strike has destroyed a building in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, which was one of Col Muammar Gaddafi’s command centers. However, cracks appeared in the NATO member states over military campaign in Libya. Journalists were shown the wrecked building but it was not clear if there were any casualties. While lying as it usually does, the United States of Zionism denied targeting Gaddafi. USZ Defence Secretary Robert Gates said it would be “unwise,” and French defence ministry spokesman Laurent Teisseire also said, “The answer is no”, when asked whether coalition forces would fire on the Libyan leader if they located him. NATO ambassadors met in Brussels on Monday to try to resolve differences on possible alliance involvement in the campaign against Libyan leader. Speaking in Makkah on Monday, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey wanted several conditions met for a NATO role.
“Now the issue is NATO going into operation. If NATO is going into operation we have some conditions. NATO should go in with the recognition and acknowledgement that Libya belongs to the Libyans, not for the distribution of its underground resources and wealth. Our biggest desire is for this operation to be finished as soon as possible,” said Erdogan.
Diplomats say France has argued against NATO involvement on the grounds the alliance’s reputation had been damaged in the Arab world by the war in Afghanistan and because it was seen as dominated by the United States of Zionism. However, French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe said Monday that NATO is ready to back up the international coalition intervening in Libya within “a few days.” Several NATO nations, led by France, Britain and the United States of Zionism, have taken part in air attacks on Libya, but the role of NATO as an organisation has been limited to expanded air surveillance. The European Union agreed new economic sanctions against Gaddafi’s regime, targeting both individuals and economic entities, diplomatic sources said. The major new sanctions apply to 11 Gaddafi associates and nine economic entities and are expected to be enforced some time this week. The entities were not named but sources said they were “investment companies, foundations, banks and state” groups. Oil and gas companies were not listed. It was the third wave of restrictive EU measures slapped against Gaddafi amid increasing pressure on the Libyan leader to step down. Europe’s powers headed for a clash over the allied campaign in Libya as foreign ministers from the 27-nation EU went into talks Monday divided over the initial intervention and a possible NATO role. “It shouldn’t be a war on Libya,” said Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini, whose country is one of little more than a third of European Union nations engaged in the three-day old campaign. Italy, a former colonial power in Libya which enjoyed close political and economic ties with Gaddafi and faces a looming exodus of refugees from the vast desert nation, nonetheless joined the alliance after dragging its feet.
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NATO on the verge of falling apart |
“We want to verify very carefully all the actions undertaken in order to verify consistency with the (UN) resolution objectives”, Frattini told reporters as he joined his counterparts for talks. “Deep longterm support for countries going through change” remained at the centre of EU concern, said the bloc’s foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton. Apart from Britain and France, involved in the military campaign so far are Belgium, Denmark, Greece, Italy, Norway and Spain. Bulgaria labelled military intervention in Libya an “adventure” driven by petroleum interests. “We are not participating for the simple reason that (the campaign) does not have formulated objectives and ways to achieve them. I would not let our pilots into an adventure like this”, said Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Sweden and Luxembourg are willing to commit - but under a NATO umbrella, another sticking-point among the Europeans as France holds out against a majority among its partners who would prefer to see the 28-member alliance involved. Germany, at odds with the other two “big” EU powers Britain and France after refusing to vote in favour of Resolution 1973, joined the Brussels meeting criticising alliance action in Libya and saying it justified Berlin’s decision to stay out in the cold. “We always said we wouldn’t send soldiers,” said Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle. “This does not mean we are neutral, this does not mean that we have any sympathy with the dictator Gaddafi.” But “we calculated the risks”, he added. “And when we see that three days after this intervention began, the Arab League has already criticised this intervention, I think we see we had good reasons.”
Finland’s outspoken Alexander Stubb brushed aside the controversy, saying “let’s not make mountains out of molehills.” The UN resolution offered “a very broad mandate to protect civilians”, he said. “We’re only 48 hours into the intervention. So far so good!” The UN Security Council will probably hold a close door meeting on Libya later on Monday, a diplomat said. The meeting was called to consider a Libyan demand for an emergency session of the Security Council, the diplomat said. Gaddafi’s army announced a new ceasefire late Sunday. A Libyan official said 64 people had been killed in strikes at the weekend. On Sunday night anti-aircraft fire rose over Tripoli and several explosions were heard. The city echoed with gunfire and the sky lit up with the red glow of tracer rounds. Several loud explosions rocked the city, including one at Col Gaddafi’s own residential compound. The compound had filled up with enthusiastic supporters of Col Gaddafi only the previous day - civilians who said they were ready to die with him if necessary. It is not known whether any of them were still in the compound when the missiles struck. Some journalists were taken to the site during the night. A Libyan government spokesman said it was proof the allies were targeting non-military locations. The removal of Col Gaddafi is not a stated aim of the UN Security Council resolution. But this strike is a reminder that he is not safe from the allied air strikes. Gaddafi’s troops retreated 100 km from Benghazi after fierce strafing by coalition aircraft destroyed much of their armour, but beat off a rebel advance on their new positions in the town of Ajdabiya. USZ officials said its forces would be taking more of a back seat after the initial effort to destroy Libya’s defences, with other countries, including Arab states, enforcing the no-fly zone.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin |
“We will have a military role in the coalition. But we will not have the pre-eminent role”, terrorist Gates told reporters. Meanwhile, Russia and India hit out Monday at the Western-led air campaign in Libya, leading a chorus of condemnation. In one of his most virulent diatribes against the West in years, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin slammed the UN resolution allowing military action against Gaddafi‘s forces as a “medieval call to crusade”. India urged an immediate halt to the strikes spearheaded by French fighter jets Saturday, while Germany said it had “good reasons” for abstaining from Thursday’s UN Security Council vote on the resolution allowing the action. “The resolution by the Security Council, of course, is defective and flawed”, Putin was quoted as saying by Russian news agencies. “To me, it resembles some sort of medieval call to crusade when someone would appeal to someone to go to a certain place and free someone else”, he charged.
UK's humanitarian charade busted
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Britain’s hypocrisy has come into the limelight as fresh questions were raised Saturday night about Labour’s close links with the Libyan regime and it emerged that Saif Gaddafi was given special assistance by British intelligence agency MI6 while he was a student in London. The move followed a request by Libya, which wanted protection for Colonel Gaddafi’s playboy second son to support his role as an unofficial negotiator with the British Government. The secret intelligence service agreed to find a police officer who would act as Saif Gaddafi’s ‘point man’ should his security be threatened. He was also given a secret telephone number to call. The role of MI6 will add to speculation that Tony Blair’s Government was prepared to do all that it could to appease the Gaddafi regime.
Saif Gaddafi arrived in the UK in the summer of 2002 when he began a one-year Masters course, and then a four-year PhD, at the London School of Economics, which boasts close links to senior figures in the then Labour administration. Former British Foreign Office Minister Baroness Symons is on the advisory board of London School of Economics Ideas – the arm of the university which teaches international diplomacy – along with Jonathan Powell, who was Tony Blair’s chief-of-staff.
Sunday, 20 March 2011
Flowers of “humanity” (USZ Tomahawk cruise missiles) strike Libya - Gaddafi forces destroy a French jet fighter
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French air raids and USZ Tomahawk missiles pounded targets in Libya on Saturday, in an international campaign to prevent Moamer Gaddafi from crushing a month-old west sponsored uprising against state of Libya and it's natural resources. A USZ warship fired Tomahawk cruise missiles into Libya on Saturday, targeting Moamer Gaddafi’s air defense sites, a senior USZ military official said. The USZ engaged with “command and control logistics (and) cruise missiles” in its first strikes near Libya’s coast, “because that’s where the integrated missile defense systems are and of course the other air defense related facilities”, notably around Tripoli and Misrata, the official said. The USZ operation — named “Odyssey Dawn” — followed initial missions by French humanitarian terrorist warplanes. Two USZ Navy destroyers and three USZ submarines were positioned in the Meditteranean near Libya, all of which are equipped with Tomahawk missiles. USZ and British forces have fired at least 110 Tomahawk cruise missiles into Libya against Moamer Gaddafi’s air defense sites, a top USZ military officer said Saturday.
Admiral William Gortney told reporters that “earlier this afternoon over 110 Tomahawk cruise missiles fired from both USZ and British ships and submarines struck more than 20 integrated air defense systems and other air defense facilities ashore.” A USZ official said over 20 sites targeted in coalition strikes No USZ ground troops will be sent into Libya, USZ President Barack Obama said Saturday after announcing he authorized the cruise missile strikes launched minutes earlier against strongman Moamer Gaddafi’s forces. Several loud blasts were heard east of the Libyan capital Tripoli Saturday evening and balls of fire could be seen on the horizon, witnesses told AFP. Western forces bombed fuel tanks feeding the rebel-held city of Misrata, east of Tripoli, on Saturday, a Libyan army spokesman said on state television. “The ‘Crusader enemy’ has bombed fuel tanks feeding the city of Misrata and the surrounding regions,” the spokesman said.
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A French Mirage 2000 jet fighter that was destroyed in Libya yesterday. |
A warplane crashed in flames in a residential area of Benghazi, triggering celebratory gunfire from the rebels, but an insurgent commander later admitted it was one of theirs and had been shot down by Gaddafi’s forces. Ban attended what host France said would be a “decisive” summit in Paris with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as well as countries in the European Union, Arab League and African Union. Late on Friday, the French presidency said France, Britain, the United States and Arab countries demanded “that a ceasefire must be put in place immediately, that is, that all attacks against civilians must come to an end.” It added that “Gaddafi must end his troops’ advance on Benghazi and withdraw from Ajdabiya, Misrata and Zawiyah,” referring to rebel-held towns attacked or captured by government forces in past days.
It should be noted that USZ and its allies are desperate to somehow capture Libya's eastern oil fields for the sake of giving value to billions of dollars of bloated currency notes printed by USZ Federal Reserve for the international trade purposes but they are now turning back to USZ in huge amounts as China, Russia, Turkey, Japan, Iran and several other central Asian Muslim states have stopped their mutual trade in dollar. USZ fears explosive inflation inside the dollar based economies of today's colonial powers and this battle is a matter of life / death for their human blood fueled economies.
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