Incredible Scandal: 'Libya rebels admit attacks on women & children'

[Benny B]

Rebel forces in Libya claim they are advancing in Colonel Gaddafi's home town of Sirte - one of the last loyalist bastions. Several thousand opposition fighters, backed by tanks and heavy weapons, have reportedly launched an offensive on the city. Russia says it's time to lift the UN-imposed no fly-zone in Libya, which was introduced to save civilians. Anti-war activists, though, maintain that NATO's role has nothing to do with any humanitarian mission.

[Khofo]

[mass243]

"Incredible" scandal ??  

You serious?
LOL , incredible my ass .

If it's involved with USA sum' democracy spreading, it's pretty sure evil as fuk. Those rebels are nothing but US-funded criminal scum whose prank got way out of hand (thanks to US "democracy" spreading tactics).

[Board_SHERIF]

hmmm...how do I articulate this to Benny B  the imbecile........here goes - fuk off !

[Benny B]

hmmm...how do I articulate this to Benny B  the imbecile........here goes - fuk off !

My farts are smarter than you.

[makaveli25]

Why do you post here Benny? We should start a petition to get Benny banned.

[Khofo]

[Benny B]

"Incredible" scandal ??  

You serious?
LOL , incredible my ass .

I did not create the video title.
I am as "serious" as you believe me to be, dipshit. And it is most certainly "incredible" when all of the Western world's major news organizations (CNN, MSNBC, FOX, Al Jezeera, France 24, BBC, etc.) ignore or hide the atrocities committed by this rag-tag group of NATO puppets and Al Qaeda terrorists.  

If it's involved with USA sum' democracy spreading, it's pretty sure evil as fuk. Those rebels are nothing but US-funded criminal scum whose prank got way out of hand (thanks to US "democracy" spreading tactics).

If you actually watched the video, you'd know that the summation of events in the analysis is that, yes, the actions taking place are "evil as fuk", as your oh so intellectual phraseology states.  

Those rebels are not funded by the U.S., although most definitely aided by U.S. aerial bombardment. The "Rebel Slave Council" is funded by France and Britain, long-time exploiters and colonizers of northern Africa. That is why Cameron and Sarkozy made their trip to Libya, to shore up their oil deal and promise future payments in exchange for a puppet government that will do their bidding.

The U.S. gets less than 2% of its oil from Libya. Europe gets much of their oil from there.

Gaddafi has MASSIVE gold reserves that NATO cannot and will not find. His ability to tell Europe to fuck off and create a self-sufficient African Union has much to do with the diabolical European neo-colonialist bullshit taking place there now. Typical Western arrogance born of a long-standing superiority complex.

Thanks for playing. You've been schooled...now FUCK OFF.  

[Tito24]

how ironic, nelson mandela on his shirt.

[Benny B]

Your ability to use google to post dozens of photo shopped pictures isn't doing much to provide anything fruitful to this thread. Anyone can look up photo shopped pictures at their own volition. 

Thanks for succeeding at proving yourself to be mentally vapid and living in your own world where the laughter you hear is not coming from the people reading this thread, but rather the voices in your head.   

[Benny B]

how ironic, nelson mandela on his shirt.

No, not surprising when considering that Gaddafi has been a friend of the South African government for many years. lol Your ignorance is an embarrassment to yourself and this board. 

[Khofo]

how ironic, nelson mandela on his shirt.

[Benny B]

how ironic, nelson mandela on his shirt.

Ironic, indeed! 


South Africa sticks by Gaddafi
Jacob Zuma loyal because of Gaddafi's support for the anti-apartheid struggle.
Andrew Meldrum

The South African government is stubbornly continuing to support Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi [3], wherever he is.

South African President Jacob Zuma's government blocked a United States proposal [4] at the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday to release $1.5 billion in Libyan assets — frozen by the United Nations to starve Gaddafi of resources. The unfrozen funds would go to Libya's rebels.

South Africa agreed to approve $500 million of the package for urgent humanitarian assistance, but it opposes the release of the remaining $1 billion because the National Transitional Council has not yet been recognized by the U.N. itself. It also opposed recognizing the rebels' National Transitional Council.

The U.N. security council has scheduled a vote on the U.S. proposal on Thursday in New York. Both the U.S. and Britain have criticized South Africa's stance.

However it is not just South Africa. Many other African governments do not want to move against Gaddafi, because of his support for them in the past.

But a few African leaders, specifically Senegal's Abdoulaye Wade, Nigeria's Goodluck Jonathan and Botswana's Ian Khama, have voiced their support for the rebels.  



South African President Jacob Zuma has defended his support for Gaddafi. Zuma said this week that the NATO-backed revolt has undermined the "African Union's efforts and initiatives to handle the situation in Libya."

But Zuma's efforts as an African Union envoy to negotiate a solution to the Libyan crisis fell flat when the rebels rejected his proposal.

South Africa voted for the U.N. Security Council resolution 1973 to protect civilians in Libya, but that move was criticized in South Africa. Government ministers said they regretted the move when they saw NATO's military intervention go beyond a no-fly zone.

Zuma said this week that the Libyan crisis is the latest example of Africa being shown a lack of respect by the rest of the world.

An AU peace and security council meeting in Addis Ababa on Thursday and Friday will deliberate on the "unfolding situation" in Libya, said Zuma. "The AU position has been the most logical one. It still has room in the situation right now."

Zuma may think the African Union will come up with an effective solution, but few others do.  

Zuma and other members of South Africa's ruling African National Congress feel loyalty to Gaddafi for his support for the anti-apartheid struggle. Former South African president Nelson Mandela once said: "Those who feel irritated by our friendship with President Gaddafi can go jump in the pool."

[Stark]

lol I have so many vids on my webpage of Rebels showing off their skinned faces of Gadaffi soldiers and than I
have vids of Gadafi soldiers showing off heads of rebels.

One side is as bad as the other

[Soul Crusher]

 

[240 is Back]

the thought may be that kadaffi was 40 years embedded and worth tens of billions $$$$.

Very tough to control, impossible to find.

the new leaders, whatever bad guys they may be, will be mad easy to find and much poorer and vulnerable.  We'll get our guys in there and if the new guys misbehave, they'll be easy to deal with.  Hell, new guys will be very public trying to consolidate power and make their claim - they can't hide in suburbs like kadaffi and live on bases avoiding everyone. 

more control for US - and better oil prices for Europe, the point of this whole exercise.