Flashback to 2011: Libya's "liberators" Sarkozy, Cameron and Erdogan congratulate NATO's (tags)
As French President Francois Hollande calls for the “neutralization of Bashar Assad”, British Defence Minister Michael Fallon announces preparations for “Striking ISIL in Syria [...] [to] keep our streets safe here at home” and Turkish media proclaims “Aleppo to become the 82nd province of Turkey” ; it is worth remembering the September 2011 visits by the arch-war criminals French President Nicolas Sarkozy, British Prime Minister David Cameron and Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to the NATO-occupied Libya.
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Hank Skinner: Unjustly Sentenced to Death (tags)
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Hillary Clinton in Tripoli (tags)
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Lies, Damn Lies, and NATO Claiming Control Across Libya (tags)
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NATO Brussels Summit Claims Successful Afghan and Libyan Campaigns (tags)
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Libyans Resist NATO's Killing Machine (tags)
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Libya: NATO's Latest Charnal House (tags)
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NATO's Genocidal Rape of Libya (tags)
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Libya: Keep the Freedom Flame Alive (tags)
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NATO's Libya War: A Nuremberg Level Crime (tags)
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Libya: It Ain't Over Till It's Over (tags)
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NATO's Planned Bloodbath in Tripoli (tags)
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New York Times: Lying about Libya and Palestine (tags)
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Falsified New York Times Middle East Reports (tags)
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Falsified Major Media Reports on Libya (tags)
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Imperial Plans for Libya Post-Gaddafi (tags)
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Libya: What America's Media Won't Report (tags)
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Libya: Is Washington Pushing for Civil War to Justify a US-NATO Military Intervention? (tags)
“There is now talk about a “humanitarian intervention” in Libya, similar to Yugoslavia and Iraq. A “no-fly zone” over Libya has been mentioned, as has NATO military intervention. The aims behind such statements are not humanitarian, but are intended to justify foreign interference, which could potentially lead to an invasion. Should this come to fruition, Libya would become an occupied country. Its resources would be plundered and its assets privatized and controlled by foreign corporations as in the case of Iraq. Today, in Libya and the Arab World the ghosts of Omar Mukhtar and Saladin are still very much alive and active. Getting rid of Gaddafi and his sons alone is not the solution. The entire corrupt system of governance in Libya and the culture of political corruption must be dismantled. At the same time, however, foreign interference or domination should also not be allowed to take root in Libya. If the Libyan people are mobilized and steadfast, they can fight such schemes.”