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Well Libya is a ... success story ... The awfull dictator is ...
... replaced by new ones :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
All on the coin of the idiots from the west that includes my great peacefull country, CANADA ... ( my taxes are paying for that ... ) Quote:
Most heard phrase in Libya now : GOD IS GREAT .... !!!! |
But what about democracy?
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off with their heads
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But.. but.. but.. The US doesn't support that kind of interrogation.. Well.. unless it's them shipping people to Libya to have those guys do their thing while they watch over it so they can officially say they don't torture detainees.... Guess it's business as usual in Libya...
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I wonder if the profits from the oil will go to the people like Gadafi wanted also I wonder where the missing gold is?
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dictators - a new vegetable
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Most of us live in the civilized world where these kinds of things are horrible crimes. In some countries it's a way of life.
This is a country where an entire government and it's military was overthrown by it's people, and I'm guessing there is a lot of lawlessness going on. After decades of being ruled by one family, there is going to be some pay back against the regime. |
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BTW - In a true democracy, the people themselves form policy and create laws. Having elected representatives do your speaking for you is not democratic. In a democracy, you do not vote for a person - you vote for an idea. |
I like oil.
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The end of World War II in "civilized" Europe was rather messy and the end of the Civil War in the USA was years to a real cessation of hostilities. |
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What should have been accepted in early 2011 when all of this began is that there is no significant number of secular democrats in any of these countries who will lead these ancient countries into the Western promised democracy. Truth is the West was much better off with dictators in power, they were the last defense against the Muslim Brotherhood and Salafists taking control, and they helped us in our counter-terrorism efforts. Look at Egypt, Mubarak was the scourge of the Brotherhood and the Salafists ? both enemies of the West ? and the largely effective protector of Egypt?s Coptic Christian Community. There is no surprise in the fact that without Mubarak the Islamists? power is rising and the Copts are being routinely killed and their churches destroyed. The Sinai oil pipeline to Israel from Egypt has been blown up six times since Mubarak was deposed, and things are only going to get worse over there.
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Yo, i heard if everyone in America didn't buy gas for 1 whole day. It would go down like 1$.
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Western powers have kept the middle east 1000 years behind the times for a reason...CONTROL.
Ask the Israelis Ask the Egyptians and everyone between Morocco and Pakistan. Whoever is in charge needs a big boot and a bigger sword. If we had the same paradigm in US right now, I believe streets would already be on fire. Just my two cents having lived for more than a decade in North Africa. |
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Only fools and people without education can think that Gadafi is a bad person. I can't understand that in internet era there are still people who are watching news and believe shit there.Gadafi has almost absolulte support of it's people and that's why even today nato mercenaries and muslim fundamentalists can't conquer many cities.
Anyway, like it is always when west attack, normal country is now destroyed, ruined and people killed in great numbers. This is exactly what NATO is doing there, it is just a question do you want to see this and investigate further. Next video is only for those with strong stomach: http://sr-rs.facebook.com/photo.php?v=159369700822404 or https://youtube.com/watch?v=LaS44...eature=related http://libyasos.blogspot.com/2011/07...ng-rebels.html |
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who said oil? :)
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We long for colonial times...
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Good god you are a moron. Did you notice in the footage of Libya being 'liberated' all the Libyans drove round in top of the range cars? The country was overthrown by its people but by a bunch of savages who were paid mercenaries. http://www.infowars.com/as-expected-...rces-revealed/ They were the same people previously paid to dress up and pretend to be Al-Queada and fight against American troops. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...eda-links.html Libyas form of Democracy actually gave everyone a voice. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gre..._al-Gaddafi%29 |
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=RuCC2GA9RHc My friend just recently came from Iran. It is completely different then what we hear on tv and news. |
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These kids deserved to die for the oil.. The truth about Libya Pro Gaddafi Rally |
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Just to point something out. Not one of you has railed against Obama in this thread having done this without a vote in congress, meanwhile Bush was constantly named when he stared a war WITH a full vote in congress. I have come to the conclusion that Iraq was wrong, but I still find the contrast in the lack of flack that people on this board are giving Obama about this Lybian war interesting.
Just sayin'. Carry on . |
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As for Obama, one word sums it up : deception ! |
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Yes, like it was given to Martti Ahtisaari (nobel peace prize) who took bribe from Albanian mafia for forcing his plan and heloing Kosovo "independance". "The Finnish News Agency, STT, published on June 26 and June 27, 2007, two articles stating that the UN Special Envoy for Kosovo was ?bought? by the Albanian mafia in order to support independence for Kosovo. The STT articles reported that the information was initially published by the Banja Luka Daily Fokus on June 21, 2007, entitled ?Albanian Mafia Bought Ahtisaari?. The GIS/Defense & Foreign Affairs station in south-eastern Europe has conducted research in the Balkans and from secure sources it was revealed that the BND report does indeed exist, and that the information contained is not ?Serbian fiction? but a reality." |
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I believe that the President of the United States - be it Bush or Obama - can order the military to do whatever it wants short of war. I don't believe our actions in Libya required discussion with Congress at all. We engaged in a military operation, not invaded a country. |
Under the constitution he can do so if there is imminent threat, i.e. something that can't wait for a vote. Was that the case here? And if this was not a war, if another country came flying into your airspace, over your town, and started shooting down your planes and bombing you, would you say "hey, it's not war, they haven't invaded us yet!". ?
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What a mess the West has created .... great upgrade ...
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It's genocide sponsored by and in part... commited by the west.... the black africans there have been systematically rounded up and killed by the Libya rebels. It's been going on for months and gets pretty much no press.
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