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Ooggetuigen Libië: Cynthia McKinney

Met een marge van 2 tegen 1 hebben de mensen in de Verenigde Staten zich verzet tegen de oorlog in Libië en er is een groeiende oppositie in het Congres. Het Witte Huis van Obama bood een absurde reden voor zijn weigering om te voldoen aan de War Powers Act van 1973 door te beweren dat het massale bombarderen van Libië door Amerikaanse, Britse en Franse oorlogsvliegtuigen iets anders is dan de "vijandelijkheden" geassocieerd met oorlog.

Tegelijkertijd weigeren de Amerikaanse overheid en de andere NAVO-leden, die bommen en raketten op het centrum van Tripoli laten regenen, iedere inspanning van de Libische regering om over een oplossing van de burgeroorlog te onderhandelen. Ze willen een regimewisseling in Libië en een marionettenregering installeren in een land dat de grootste oliereserves in Afrika en de negende grootste in de wereld bezit.

Eyewitness Libya: Cynthia McKinney from PSLweb.org on Vimeo.

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  1. square-cell-5358@square-cell-5358
    #96186
    Condemn NATO action in Libya

    Shi Qingli : All Freedom-Loving People Must Condemn NATO Action In Libya

    Beijing : It has been more than three months since NATO began bombarding Libya. Bombs and missiles have blasted the soil of a sovereign country, killing thousands of civilians, and demolishing homes and workplaces. Libyans, to say the least, are living in horror.
    I am pained by the brutal NATO attack and the misery of the Libyan people. I appeal to people across the world to unite against NATO’s action and join the efforts to restore peace in Libya.
    Led by France, the United Kingdom and the United States, NATO’s military action against Libya is nothing but a terrorist attack. It is no different from the attack masterminded by Osama bin Laden against the US and its allies.
    The bombardment of Libya on the pretext of restoring peace and justice has claimed thousands of innocent lives. The NATO attacks have killed not only Libyan government forces and rebel army members, but also civilians.
    On May 23, for example, NATO carried out 21 air strikes on Tripoli, capital of Libya, killing and injuring many civilians. The NATO air raids have caused more than 20,000 casualties. NATO member states have committed a war crime and should be punished for their action.
    The NATO air strikes have devastated Libya, traumatized Libyans and horrified people across the globe. NATO needs to realize that this open aggression will stir Libyans against the West and prompt righteous people around the world, including those in NATO member states, to hate it.
    Every bomb and missile that has landed on Libyan soil is like a seed of hatred, which will sprout sooner than later. The hands of NATO leaders are covered with blood.
    To promote world peace, countries trying to solve international problems should adhere to the principles of equality, sovereignty, territorial integrity, non-aggression and non-interference in other nation’s internal affairs, and peaceful coexistence.
    Libya’s internal affairs are for the Libyan people to decide and no country has the right to interfere. If NATO member states assume the right to interfere in Libya’s matters, then Libya is also entitled to do the same in their affairs. But that would make war inevitable and result in the death of more innocent people, making global peace a mirage.
    I appeal to all freedom-loving people across the world to oppose NATO’s military action against Libya and restore peace and save innocent lives.
  2. square-cell-5358@square-cell-5358
    #96188
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pC3Yqg5Gh5E
    UK protesters slam campaign in Libya 29-06-2011

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7yauwzBPjg&feature=related
    Port Harcourt, Niger Delta
  3. square-cell-5358@square-cell-5358
    #96190
    Several organizations from the diaspora, including the Federation of African Workers in France (FETAF), and the Association of Guineans residing abroad (AGRE), have recently expressed their outrage about the NATO air strikes on Libya.

    The heads of these organizations have mainly sought a cease-fire while demanding immediate acceptance of a political solution under the auspices of the African Union (AU).
  4. fancy-math-8798@fancy-math-8798
    #96270
    De tijd dat het westen de dominante rol speelt zal zometeen voorbij zijn.Dan zal ook china schijt hebben aan vn regels en een ander land binnen vallen om hun lebensraum te vergroten.

    In 1000 N JC tot en met 1200 JC ook het gristelijke volk in jeruzalem zat.Uiteindelijk werden ze ook verslagen.De olie is ook niet voor eeuwig.Ik schat binnen 20 jaar dat landen erom strijden voor de laatste duppels.En daarmee vervalt ook de magie,die ze hadden om al die landen te bezetten en te onderdrukken.Geen coloborators meer,omdat ze alleen bestaan door westers geld.Wat waardeloos zal worden.Elk land zal zijn eigen problemen krijgen,en om dan ook nog eens landen te bezetten in het buitenland waar ook geen coloborators over zullen blijven onmogelijk is.Elk land wat bezet word door het westen kent zijn coloborators,want anders kan het nooit bezet worden,alleen kapot bombaderen op een afstand.Wat nu gebeurt in libie.
  5. square-cell-5358@square-cell-5358
    #96294
    Former Georgia Democratic Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney blasted President Barack Obama on Saturday at an ANSWER coalition meeting in Washington, D.C


    "There was the other thing I was to look at and that was how these terrorist people who are killing, support the troops over in Iraq from Derna, from Benghazi...these same al Qaeda people that we're being taxed to fight are the ones we're funding who are raping with Viagara black and brown women--cutting their breasts off and letting them bleed to death--taking their body parts and spelling the word 'whore.' That's a humanitarian intervention people? They are going on African hunts or we would say, 'n****r hunting.' Our president is funding this.