French president Nicolas Sarkozy and British premiere David Cameron have pledged to continue financial and military support for the National Transitional Council. The announcement came during the leaders’ joint visit to Libya. Abayimi Azikiwe, the editor of the Pan-African News Wire, agrees that the visit is aimed at reinforcing the legitimacy of the National Transitional…
Category: NATO
NATO’s “Humanitarian” Military Roadmap
SupportLocalScene Conference presentations from The Truth about Libya and NATO’s “Humanitarian” Military Road Map with Cynthia McKinney, Mahdi Nazemroaya and Michel Chossudovsky speak at Friends Place in Toronto, September 9, 2011.
Mustafa Abdul-Jalil And Mahmoud Jibril Have Been Paving The Way For NATO’s Conquest Since 2007
A violent rebellion broke out in Benghazi, Libya on February 15th this year (1). Six days later, Libyan Justice Minister Mustafa Abdul-Jalil resigned to set up an alternative government. On February 27th, the Transitional National Council was established, and on March 5th, this body had declared itself the “sole representative of all Libya”, with Abdul-Jalil…
Libya: Who Grieves The Fallen Heroes?
If the destruction and occupation of Libya marks a time of infamy for the NATO powers, it also establishes a new awareness that a people can struggle and resist 6 months of intense, massive bombings from all the NATO powers. Perhaps when their heroic example becomes clear and the fog of media propaganda is lifted,…
Genocide, Rebel Infighting, Failed Offensives, Mark Week III After “NATO Victory”
Tony Cartalucci. Land Destroyer Report Desperate to declare NATO’s mission in Libya a victory ahead of the September 19, 2011 deadline on their contrived UN Security Council resolution, already violated in every conceivable manner possible, NATO planes in tandem with NATO special forces obliterated Tripoli ahead of swarms of Libyan rebel troops led by notorious…
Berlusconi: Libyans Love Muammar Gaddafi
ITALIANS PROTEST NATO’S ASSAULTS ON LIBYA Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi hasn’t been the victim of a popular uprising. That is the conviction of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who has been a friend of Gaddafi till Italy became one of the leading countries behind NATO’s war against Libya in March. This has nothing to do…
Libya, Latin America, Imperialist Coups and Interventions
Calloni compares Bolivia to Libya – UNASUR prevented the foreign backed uprising in Bolivia This Argentinian journalist, Stella Collini, compares the way there was an attempt to destabilize Bolivia in 2008 with the way Libya was destabilized. The Latin American UNASUR was able to protect the Bolivian people against this imperialistic attempt in Bolivia. In…
Lizzie Phelan Challenges NTC Spokesperson on “I Witness”
Abdulfattah Zaidi of the Libyan-British Relation Council, Blogger Karl Sharro and Journalist Lizzie Phelan join the I Witness team to discuss the Libyan people’s continuing struggle for justice and social change. Produced and Presented by Alex Crutcher and Horia el Hadad, this programme first aired on the Islam Channel on Tuesday 6th September 2011.
NATO’s War On Libya Is On Attack On African Development
“Africa the key to global economic growth”; this was a refreshingly honest recent headline from the Washington Post, but hardly one that qualifies as ‘news’. African labour and resources- as any decent economic historian will tell you – has been key to global economic growth for centuries. Dan Glazebrook When the Europeans discovered America five…
NATO Assault on Libya a Warning to Venezuela
Nil Nikandrov The Libyan rebels’ August 23 attack on the Venezuelan embassy and compound in Tripoli went largely unreported, though fatalities were narrowly averted as Venezuelan ambassador Afif Tajeldine and the embassy staff moved to a safer location at the last moment and left Libya shortly thereafter. It transpired in the wake of the incident…
NATO Assault On Libya A Warning To Latin America
Nil Nikandrov. Strategic Culture Foundation The Libyan rebels’ August 23 attack on the Venezuelan embassy and compound in Tripoli went largely unreported, though fatalities were narrowly averted as Venezuelan ambassador Afif Tajeldine and the embassy staff moved to a safer location at the last moment and left Libya shortly thereafter. It transpired in the wake…
