Thursday, March 31, 2011
US Defense Sec. Robert Gates says "it is unlikely that Qaeda could 'hijack' Libyan opposition."
Well...Yeah..How unlucky for some that history cannot be bought..
While a whole a lot are speaking about protecting civilians and a whole LOT of bullsh*t
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103576573061273 http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103581803060750 http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103581506394113 http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103580559727541 http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103578509727746 http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103571879728409 http://www.facebook.com/17022011libya #¤¤¤ 2 or 3 front genocidal war-fare" like every other #¤¤ genocidal war-fare put in system, while talking a whole LOT of bullsh*t!! http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=pu.197898230226131
As we said: Turksih leaders are busy nowadays..
Speaking to Gaddafis about case fires while Libyans are massacred and at the same time refusing ceasefires with Kurds and speaking with the opposition in Benghazi. Speaking to Aljazeera about democratic Rights and protecting civilians at the same time as denying Kurds the same right, jailing, abusing and bombing Kurds and Libyans are committed genocide on. Going shuffle traffic from Tripoli to consulates and banks in Erbil, while Afghans, Baloch, Kurds and Iranians are jailed and hanged in the masses Iran. And to Turkish constructions Iraq, which Turkey will have a lot to do in Libya as well. While the Syrian state is massacring youngsters simultaneously as the Israeli state commits crimes against Palestinians and Iraqi civilians are killed with sticky bombs for the 8th year in row..And civilians are killed in the masses with British sniper rifles from Libya to the streets of Iran..etc..etc..
Actually, it´s no wonder Turkish leaders were among the first to congratulate the Sri Lankan state to the Tamil genocide..which people have been bombed with Israeli jets since 1982.
Actually, it´s no wonder Turkish leaders were among the first to congratulate the Sri Lankan state to the Tamil genocide..which people have been bombed with Israeli jets since 1982.
"Obama has signed secret order authorizing covert US govt support for rebel forces in Libya, officials tell Reuters."
Well..Coming from Reuters it is sure not any secret then! Or any news..#¤¤¤ idiots!
Militia artillery shell lands of Zintan, missile fired on people. High casualties among civilians in Misurata hospital
Fighters and Gaddafi brigades fighting to the west of Brega. Free Libyan Army ambushes Gadafi militias in Bisher & Agaila, capturing a number of them.
31 mar 2011, Misurata Besieged for over 30 days, Citizens are dying
So what´s the point here? People dying or journalists being where?
30 mar 2011, Turkey bombs Kurds at the same time talking with Aljazeera about protecting people and democratic rights and jailing Kurds, or actually even killing them, for demanding it.
30 mar 2011, Turkey bombs Kurds at the same time talking with Aljazeera about protecting people and democratic rights and jailing Kurds, or actually even killing them, for demanding it.
Turkish warplanes bombarded Sirnak's Besta region, Kurdish prisoner to be executed in Iran
Turkish jets bombarded Sirnak's Besta region as Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan visits Federal Kurdistan Region. Kurdistan Worker Party's armed wing HPG released a statement about the bombardment in Sirnak's Besta region. The organization said that Turkish warplanes bombarded areas near Ayvan village and Serike Mihmmede Oso yesterday morning. According to the statement 4 warplanes joined the operation.
Military operation in Dersim 31 March 2011
A military operation has been launched in Dersim in the triangle of Munzur Valley and Hozat, Pertek, Dersim. The Cirali village rural is reported to be under the bombardment of Cobra type helicopters. While military shipping is made to the rural in Hozat Dersim and Pertek triangle with 3 Skorski type helicopters taking off from Dersim 4th Brigade Command, a large-scale operation has been launched in the region.
There is no report of clash in the region. On the other hand, there has been a soldier shipment to the Derecik (Rubarok) town of Semdinli/Hakkari. While 40 vehicles of soldiers were dispatched under the supervision of military armored vehicles late last night, another military team of 200 “civil” soldiers was sent to the gendarmerie station in Yesilova Anadag Village.
Kurdish prisoner to be executed in Iran on May 1. A Kurdish political prisoner, sentenced to death for being a Mohareb (enemy of God) by the Iranian authorities, may be executed on May 1, according to Kurdish and Iranian media.
Firat News Agency
Military operation in Dersim 31 March 2011
A military operation has been launched in Dersim in the triangle of Munzur Valley and Hozat, Pertek, Dersim. The Cirali village rural is reported to be under the bombardment of Cobra type helicopters. While military shipping is made to the rural in Hozat Dersim and Pertek triangle with 3 Skorski type helicopters taking off from Dersim 4th Brigade Command, a large-scale operation has been launched in the region.
There is no report of clash in the region. On the other hand, there has been a soldier shipment to the Derecik (Rubarok) town of Semdinli/Hakkari. While 40 vehicles of soldiers were dispatched under the supervision of military armored vehicles late last night, another military team of 200 “civil” soldiers was sent to the gendarmerie station in Yesilova Anadag Village.
Kurdish prisoner to be executed in Iran on May 1. A Kurdish political prisoner, sentenced to death for being a Mohareb (enemy of God) by the Iranian authorities, may be executed on May 1, according to Kurdish and Iranian media.
Firat News Agency
Oh.. where have we seen such images before..Actually, there are enough to cover a whole album going back to the 80´s or before..
Photo: GALLO/GETTY Don´t the British people start to wonder why people from half the globe are protesting in Britain against genocide on their people, any time soon?
Gadaffi forces just 8km outside of Zintan.
Misratah call: A sniper just killed one of my best friends in his home. No water, food. baby milk, supplies, medical supplies, citizens killed, mass murdered and massacred under sieges.
12 BDP members arrested in Mardin Turkish warplanes bombarded Sirnak's Besta region
Turkey PM Erdogan’s visit serves to boost joint relations, MP say.
Turkish premier opens consulate in Arbil
Erdogan arrives in Arbil
Turkey will have a lot to do.. http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103424289743168
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/africa/2011/03/2011330151017941970.html
12 BDP members arrested in Mardin Turkish warplanes bombarded Sirnak's Besta region
Turkey PM Erdogan’s visit serves to boost joint relations, MP say.
Turkish premier opens consulate in Arbil
Erdogan arrives in Arbil
Turkey will have a lot to do.. http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103424289743168
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/africa/2011/03/2011330151017941970.html
Calls For Revolution Against Wall Street
Paul Farrell of Marketwatch Calls For Revolution Against Wall Street
Well..Actually, some are working very hard to get in for some MAJOR problems here! While Turkey talks ceasefires, refuse to respond on calls for case fires and solutions and bombs Kurds and at the same time protect Libyans which population and citizens are under sieges in the most gross crimes, ongoing killings of civilian citizens, massacres, attacks on hospitals, killings of injured, doctors, children and any ones that moves, in a humanitarian catastrophe without food and supplies! While media is talking and talking and talking..
Well..Actually, some are working very hard to get in for some MAJOR problems here! While Turkey talks ceasefires, refuse to respond on calls for case fires and solutions and bombs Kurds and at the same time protect Libyans which population and citizens are under sieges in the most gross crimes, ongoing killings of civilian citizens, massacres, attacks on hospitals, killings of injured, doctors, children and any ones that moves, in a humanitarian catastrophe without food and supplies! While media is talking and talking and talking..
Turkey bombarded Sirnak's Besta region. "The natural human right desire for freedom and democracy and fundamental human rights is universal."
12 BDP members arrested in Mardin
Turkish warplanes bombarded Sirnak's Besta region
Democratic Solution Tent met with repression
A prisoner set himself ablaze in Diyarbakir jail
March for truth
104 journalists tried on freedom of expression cases
March 28: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has signalled that his country is ready to become a mediator to help attain an early ceasefire in Libya over fears that the country could turn into a "second Iraq" or "another Afghanistan". The prime minister also said his country could take on the role of mediator within the framework of NATO, the Arab League and the African Union if asked by the two sides of the conflict. "We can never ignore the democratic rights and liberties called for by the people of Libya, and change and transformation can never be delayed or postponed," he said.
The Turkish leader said he had spoken to the Libyan prime minister since international air strikes began, and Turkey's foreign minister was in close touch with the opposition based in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi. "Gaddafi wants a ceasefire; this came up when I was talking to the prime minister, but it's important for those circumstances to mature. It wouldn't be consistent to keep shooting while demanding a ceasefire," Erdogan said.
"The AK Party, not only in Turkey but all over the world, has always opposed the status quo and oppression, and supported aggrieved peoples without any fear or hesitation," Erdogan said.
Turkey's State Minister & Deputy Prime Minister Cemil Cicek said the United Nations (UN) should carry out its resolution regarding Libya on a certain legal discipline, and its best way seemed to be NATO. "Since decisions are made by a compromise in NATO, an action plan or a decision --which is not adopted by Turkey or to which Turkey does not consent or contribute-- cannot be adopted," Cicek told a televised interview. Cicek said Turkey was the only country that had contact with both Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi and opposition, and it was the only country that had representation in both Benghazi and Tripoli. "So, everybody has to see Turkey's power," he said.
"Turkey is Europe's BRIC," as Prime Minister Cameron said when he was here last July, as well as stating "the U.K.' s ambitions to grow our commercial relationship - what we see is doubling the value of our trade within five years."
"The recent events in North Africa and the Middle East have demonstrated to all the need of every country to respond to the political and economic aspirations of their people; the natural human right desire for freedom and democracy and fundamental human rights is universal."
"Turkey is a NATO ally, member of the OSCE and Council of Europe, recent U.N. Security Council member, an important trade and energy partner, and has significant cultural and diaspora links to Europe. It is playing a vital role in North Africa and the Middle East as events unfold there, one that we greatly appreciate and is another example of the model role Turkey can play in this fast changing scene."
"Britain's commercial interest in Turkey's energy sector is strong, and we will continue to encourage investment. Energy is included in our new strategic partnership that was signed by both prime ministers here last July. The U.K. values its joint work with Turkey on energy and work together through the annual U.K. - Turkey Energy Dialogue, which I have already mentioned Energy Minister and I will attend next week in London. Not just for us in Europe, in Turkey but also in Asia and Africa."
Turkish warplanes bombarded Sirnak's Besta region
Democratic Solution Tent met with repression
A prisoner set himself ablaze in Diyarbakir jail
March for truth
104 journalists tried on freedom of expression cases
March 28: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has signalled that his country is ready to become a mediator to help attain an early ceasefire in Libya over fears that the country could turn into a "second Iraq" or "another Afghanistan". The prime minister also said his country could take on the role of mediator within the framework of NATO, the Arab League and the African Union if asked by the two sides of the conflict. "We can never ignore the democratic rights and liberties called for by the people of Libya, and change and transformation can never be delayed or postponed," he said.
The Turkish leader said he had spoken to the Libyan prime minister since international air strikes began, and Turkey's foreign minister was in close touch with the opposition based in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi. "Gaddafi wants a ceasefire; this came up when I was talking to the prime minister, but it's important for those circumstances to mature. It wouldn't be consistent to keep shooting while demanding a ceasefire," Erdogan said.
"The AK Party, not only in Turkey but all over the world, has always opposed the status quo and oppression, and supported aggrieved peoples without any fear or hesitation," Erdogan said.
Turkey's State Minister & Deputy Prime Minister Cemil Cicek said the United Nations (UN) should carry out its resolution regarding Libya on a certain legal discipline, and its best way seemed to be NATO. "Since decisions are made by a compromise in NATO, an action plan or a decision --which is not adopted by Turkey or to which Turkey does not consent or contribute-- cannot be adopted," Cicek told a televised interview. Cicek said Turkey was the only country that had contact with both Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi and opposition, and it was the only country that had representation in both Benghazi and Tripoli. "So, everybody has to see Turkey's power," he said.
"Turkey is Europe's BRIC," as Prime Minister Cameron said when he was here last July, as well as stating "the U.K.' s ambitions to grow our commercial relationship - what we see is doubling the value of our trade within five years."
"The recent events in North Africa and the Middle East have demonstrated to all the need of every country to respond to the political and economic aspirations of their people; the natural human right desire for freedom and democracy and fundamental human rights is universal."
"Turkey is a NATO ally, member of the OSCE and Council of Europe, recent U.N. Security Council member, an important trade and energy partner, and has significant cultural and diaspora links to Europe. It is playing a vital role in North Africa and the Middle East as events unfold there, one that we greatly appreciate and is another example of the model role Turkey can play in this fast changing scene."
"Britain's commercial interest in Turkey's energy sector is strong, and we will continue to encourage investment. Energy is included in our new strategic partnership that was signed by both prime ministers here last July. The U.K. values its joint work with Turkey on energy and work together through the annual U.K. - Turkey Energy Dialogue, which I have already mentioned Energy Minister and I will attend next week in London. Not just for us in Europe, in Turkey but also in Asia and Africa."
Turkey/NATO "protecting Libyans and their democratic rights", while speaking through media for 5 weeks and bombs Kurds at the same time.
Misrata: They are attacking civilians now. Young man: My friend was killed by a sniper while defending his house... we are saying Shahada for him
We suggest some totally IQ liberated criminals end their crimes immediately!
Because the scandals are "closing in"! Very, VERY close! As we said: It´s not just us that have a major problem with some here!
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Leaders in Britain, the US-Jewish administration, Treasury department etc..are believing they will promote the Turkish leaders further, are they ..
Leaders in Britain, the US-Jewish administration, Treasury department, Israeli leaders etc.. are believing they will promote the Turkish leaders further through this globe through NATO and the global genocidal steamroller in constant most gross crimes against peace and humanity in ongoing instigated genocides, for decades, while "protecting civilians" in the Libyan genocide and the Libyans rights to life and democracy and freedom, while protecting Libyans and bombs Kurds at the same time, are they..
March 28: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has signalled that his country is ready to become a mediator to help attain an early ceasefire in Libya over fears that the country could turn into a "second Iraq" or "another Afghanistan". The prime minister also said his country could take on the role of mediator within the framework of NATO, the Arab League and the African Union if asked by the two sides of the conflict. "We can never ignore the democratic rights and liberties called for by the people of Libya, and change and transformation can never be delayed or postponed," he said.
Erdogan told The Guardian that "we will take steps to do that" within the framework of NATO, the Arab League and the African Union. "We can never ignore the democratic rights and liberties called for by the people of Libya, and change and transformation can never be delayed or postponed," he added.
Turkey has as a force to help the resolution, which is in line with the UN resolution protecting the population, stop the bloodshed first and then help some kind of a political settlement toward democratic change in Libya," said Lellouche on March 25 answering questions from Today's Zaman following his address at the Galatasaray University in Istanbul.
The AK Party, not only in Turkey but all over the world, has always opposed the status quo and oppression, and supported aggrieved peoples without any fear or hesitation," Erdogan said.
March 30: Hours after Erdogan meets with Massoud Barzani, the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government and officially opened Erbil airport Turkish war planes started bombing the Qandil Mountains and areas in Sirnak. The PKK are the National Liberation Movement of the Kurds in Turkey and enjoy massive and popular support. If you attack them you are attacking the Kurds in Turkey!
This is the first military strikes targetting the Kurdish Freedom Fighters that has taken place this year and there had been hope that the Turkish side were holding back in the hope of peace talks and a negotiated settlement to The Kurdish Question in Turkey.
But it seems that Prime Minister Erdogan is losing his psychological war and now has reverted to full scale military attacks on the Kurds again. This coupled with reports from HPG intelligence sources that the Turkish army seem to be positioning themselves for an all out military attack are worisome to say the least.
12 activists, including the chair of the branch in Kiziltepe were taken into custody today after Turkish police came into the 'Democratic Autonomy Tents, that the Kurdish party, BDP have erected. In the towns of Nusaybin and Cizre the Turkish police and army have responded to the protests with naked aggression.
Assad and Erdogan are in close cooperation on a daily basis. All this under the silence of the international media and community!
Already marchers have left from different points around Turkey and Kurdistan to meet up at Amara on 4th April, the town and date of birth of the Kurdish leader, Abdullah Ocalan.
"I wonder to myself what the Kurdish people have learnt from this experiment in non violent civil disobedience? The way of Martin Luther King. Maybe, soon, many will be thinking that Malcolm X had it right with the phrase, "Self Defence is No Offence!" That day may be coming soon!"
Hevallo
March 28: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has signalled that his country is ready to become a mediator to help attain an early ceasefire in Libya over fears that the country could turn into a "second Iraq" or "another Afghanistan". The prime minister also said his country could take on the role of mediator within the framework of NATO, the Arab League and the African Union if asked by the two sides of the conflict. "We can never ignore the democratic rights and liberties called for by the people of Libya, and change and transformation can never be delayed or postponed," he said.
Erdogan told The Guardian that "we will take steps to do that" within the framework of NATO, the Arab League and the African Union. "We can never ignore the democratic rights and liberties called for by the people of Libya, and change and transformation can never be delayed or postponed," he added.
Turkey has as a force to help the resolution, which is in line with the UN resolution protecting the population, stop the bloodshed first and then help some kind of a political settlement toward democratic change in Libya," said Lellouche on March 25 answering questions from Today's Zaman following his address at the Galatasaray University in Istanbul.
The AK Party, not only in Turkey but all over the world, has always opposed the status quo and oppression, and supported aggrieved peoples without any fear or hesitation," Erdogan said.
March 30: Hours after Erdogan meets with Massoud Barzani, the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government and officially opened Erbil airport Turkish war planes started bombing the Qandil Mountains and areas in Sirnak. The PKK are the National Liberation Movement of the Kurds in Turkey and enjoy massive and popular support. If you attack them you are attacking the Kurds in Turkey!
This is the first military strikes targetting the Kurdish Freedom Fighters that has taken place this year and there had been hope that the Turkish side were holding back in the hope of peace talks and a negotiated settlement to The Kurdish Question in Turkey.
But it seems that Prime Minister Erdogan is losing his psychological war and now has reverted to full scale military attacks on the Kurds again. This coupled with reports from HPG intelligence sources that the Turkish army seem to be positioning themselves for an all out military attack are worisome to say the least.
12 activists, including the chair of the branch in Kiziltepe were taken into custody today after Turkish police came into the 'Democratic Autonomy Tents, that the Kurdish party, BDP have erected. In the towns of Nusaybin and Cizre the Turkish police and army have responded to the protests with naked aggression.
Assad and Erdogan are in close cooperation on a daily basis. All this under the silence of the international media and community!
Already marchers have left from different points around Turkey and Kurdistan to meet up at Amara on 4th April, the town and date of birth of the Kurdish leader, Abdullah Ocalan.
"I wonder to myself what the Kurdish people have learnt from this experiment in non violent civil disobedience? The way of Martin Luther King. Maybe, soon, many will be thinking that Malcolm X had it right with the phrase, "Self Defence is No Offence!" That day may be coming soon!"
Hevallo
Some one said..
...That Russian leaders who is criticising military action in Libya is not because they care for Libyans as much as shadowing their own crimes against human rights and humanity.. That someone is the wise man talking..
From Feb17 voices
Call from Zintan: Gaddafi forces at northern foot of mountain are shooting artillery from a distance, Besides shelling, siege has left the city very isolated, lacking basic foodstuffs, fuel and medicine. Continued shelling of the city from the north, counted b/w 40-45 tanks & 10-12 rocket-mounted trucks
Misrata: Gaddafi forces in Libyan Insurance Co. Building are using mortar and RPG to harass civilian areas of Misrata. The City is also shelled by Gaddafi forces located on Benghazi St. near Medical Technical College. Shelling "random". Today city experienced mortar fire from the roof of the Libyan Insurance Bulding, continued sniper activity.
AJA: Gaddafi forces recapture Ras Lanuf & Opposition forces push them out of Brega
Misrata: Gaddafi forces in Libyan Insurance Co. Building are using mortar and RPG to harass civilian areas of Misrata. The City is also shelled by Gaddafi forces located on Benghazi St. near Medical Technical College. Shelling "random". Today city experienced mortar fire from the roof of the Libyan Insurance Bulding, continued sniper activity.
AJA: Gaddafi forces recapture Ras Lanuf & Opposition forces push them out of Brega
Prisoners handcuffed and left to die
Hussam Matar,found 80 young male prisoners left to die by government troops who had fled Ajdabiya the previous night. "I was shocked. I couldn't believe what I saw," he said. "I couldn't believe what the regime does to its own people."
Fifteen of the prisoners were locked inside a tiny, windowless room. The rest were in a back corner of the building. All were bound hand and foot with plastic. They said they had had nothing to eat or drink for three days. Amnesty International published a report yesterday citing 30 cases of fighters being abducted by government troops, but said that these were only a small proportion of the total number over the past few weeks.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/prisoners-handcuffed-and-left-to-die-by-retreating-gaddafi-loyalists/story-e6frg6so-1226030544640
Fifteen of the prisoners were locked inside a tiny, windowless room. The rest were in a back corner of the building. All were bound hand and foot with plastic. They said they had had nothing to eat or drink for three days. Amnesty International published a report yesterday citing 30 cases of fighters being abducted by government troops, but said that these were only a small proportion of the total number over the past few weeks.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/prisoners-handcuffed-and-left-to-die-by-retreating-gaddafi-loyalists/story-e6frg6so-1226030544640
Reports that the Chadian deputy director of intelligence from Chad is commanding the troops in Libya
Isa Taher - Same Tribe as Chadian President, the Chadian deputy director of intelligence from Chad is commanding the troops in Libya
Gaddafi is using a brigade from the Chadian republican guard under the command of the deputy director of intelligence, this info was confirmed by 3 separate sources one from inside Chad
UN: what are you doing to stop mercenaries and official Chadian forces coming from Chad to commit crimes against humanity in Libya?
Gaddafi still using high tech long range heavy artillery
NTC Military Council confirms that Gaddafi is using his Chad connections to get weapons, elite soldiers and mercenaries. 3,600 fighters from the Chad republican guard are fighting between Brega and Sirte.
Gaddafi is using a brigade from the Chadian republican guard under the command of the deputy director of intelligence, this info was confirmed by 3 separate sources one from inside Chad
UN: what are you doing to stop mercenaries and official Chadian forces coming from Chad to commit crimes against humanity in Libya?
Gaddafi still using high tech long range heavy artillery
NTC Military Council confirms that Gaddafi is using his Chad connections to get weapons, elite soldiers and mercenaries. 3,600 fighters from the Chad republican guard are fighting between Brega and Sirte.
Considering the British sailing around the globe in search for "rebels" since the 18th century..
TAKE ACTION for SHIRKO MOAREFI, Iranian Political Prisoner to be Executed on 1 May 2011
Exploiting Persian oil while tens of millions of Persians starved to death, the "war and debt strategy" since the Armenian "rebels" genocide...With the British from India- Pakistan, the tribal belt, Afghanistan, the middle East, the Kurdish "rebels" and around the globe we assume that there are more than just Grand Ayatollah Khomeini that derive from British descent..
Exploiting Persian oil while tens of millions of Persians starved to death, the "war and debt strategy" since the Armenian "rebels" genocide...With the British from India- Pakistan, the tribal belt, Afghanistan, the middle East, the Kurdish "rebels" and around the globe we assume that there are more than just Grand Ayatollah Khomeini that derive from British descent..
Give the time to the "Gaddafi´s" forces to jump off the vehicles before bombing them..
Reuters: A spokesman says the "pro-Gaddafi" blockade of the Misrata port has ended and ships are delivering aid and evacuating the wounded.
18 civilians killed in attacks on Misrata on Tuesday. The number of wounded in Misrata has gone so far over capacity that the hallways, lounges and reception area are full.
Mosques and hospitals in Misrata are among the primary targets of Gaddafi´s shelling, targeted port
Or actually, while driving "rebels" and Libyan forces up and down the coast back and forward..While Gaddafi's forces are attacking citizens and cities all over Libya for 5 weeks with heavy artillery, using mortar missiles for maximum death and destruction and which Turkey will have a lot to do, to rebuild..We would like to see an end on this 2 or even 3 fronted genocidal "war-fare"..
18 civilians killed in attacks on Misrata on Tuesday. The number of wounded in Misrata has gone so far over capacity that the hallways, lounges and reception area are full.
Mosques and hospitals in Misrata are among the primary targets of Gaddafi´s shelling, targeted port
Or actually, while driving "rebels" and Libyan forces up and down the coast back and forward..While Gaddafi's forces are attacking citizens and cities all over Libya for 5 weeks with heavy artillery, using mortar missiles for maximum death and destruction and which Turkey will have a lot to do, to rebuild..We would like to see an end on this 2 or even 3 fronted genocidal "war-fare"..
Libya- Landmines
There are reports that there have been laid out landmines around Az Zawiya, a city where humanitarian situation is extremely dire. Eyewitness tell Almanara Media that Gaddafi’s mercenaries and tanks have spread out heavily across the city of Az Zawiya. They are looting and kidnapping youth and reports that the humanitarian situation has become dire as basic food supplies have run out from most homes.
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103241729759583
HRW, Libya: Government Use of Landmines Confirmed
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103241729759583
HRW, Libya: Government Use of Landmines Confirmed
Turkey, Britain, Libya- a impending humanitarian disaster, Europe, Iraq, the US, NATO, Caspian gas Part 1
"Turkey will do a lot in the future when Libya will be reconstructed."
"Britain's commercial interest in Turkey's energy sector is strong, and we will continue to encourage investment. Energy is included in our new strategic partnership that was signed by both prime ministers here last July. The U.K. values its joint work with Turkey on energy and work together through the annual U.K. - Turkey Energy Dialogue, which I have already mentioned Energy Minister and I will attend next week in London. Not just for us in Europe, in Turkey but also in Asia and Africa."
"We are extremely grateful that Turkey has agreed to represent the U.K.' s interests in Libya whilst our Embassy in Tripoli has suspended its operations. At a time of such momentous change in the surrounding neighborhood, it is impossible not to remark on the central role that Turkey can provide as an example of an Islamic country working within a democratic framework."
"The recent events in North Africa and the Middle East have demonstrated to all the need of every country to respond to the political and economic aspirations of their people; the natural human right desire for freedom and democracy and fundamental human rights is universal."
"Turkey is a NATO ally, member of the OSCE and Council of Europe, recent U.N. Security Council member, an important trade and energy partner, and has significant cultural and diaspora links to Europe. It is playing a vital role in North Africa and the Middle East as events unfold there, one that we greatly appreciate and is another example of the model role Turkey can play in this fast changing scene."
"Turkey's potential is vast: The OECD predicts that Turkey will overtake India as the second fastest growing economy by 2017 and will be the second-largest economy in Europe by 2050. With her good demographics, entrepreneurial spirit and increasing openness to international partnerships and investment, Turkey is Europe's BRIC," as Prime Minister Cameron said when he was here last July, as well as stating "the U.K.' s ambitions to grow our commercial relationship - what we see is doubling the value of our trade within five years."
Turkey occupies a key position as not only a hub, but also indeed a central player in ensuring the energy security of the whole of the EU. That will matter to all of us. Turkey will be the transit route for the proposed southern energy corridor, bringing new Caspian gas, and potentially Iraqi gas, to the EU while Turkey will gain transit revenue and improve its own security of supply. The reward will be great: a settlement will bring enormous economic and security benefits not only to everyone on the island, but also to Turkey, the rest of the EU and the whole eastern Mediterranean region.
Turkish leaders initially expressed opposition to foreign military intervention, particularly an intervention by NATO in Libya, arguing that military solutions would not help Libya solve its problems. In an effort to dissuade a vote by the Security Council, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan had on Mar. 14 said that "Any NATO military operation in Libya would be unhelpful and fraught with risk," a stance he continued to take in subsequent speeches, calling for an immediate cease-fire in Libya and saying he opposed foreign military intervention, including a no-fly zone operation.
Turkey, which has the second largest armed forces within NATO, had earlier described the idea of NATO intervention as "nonsense". It has now agreed to participate in a non-combat role in the wake of the UN security resolutions and Arab League appeal. The Turkish Grand General Assembly voted in a closed-door session in favour of the country's military participation in NATO's plans to implement United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973, which calls for the establishment of a no-fly zone over Libya, and other measures aiming at restraining the activities of Muammar Gaddafi's forces fighting anti-government rebels in the country.
"We have been opposed to any unilateral action and we could never accept appeals such as that by the French minister for a new crusade," the paper quoted Erdogan, as saying. "Turkey's role will be to withdraw from Libya as soon as possible" and "restore the unity and integrity of the country based on the democratic demands of the people", he added.
Mr Erdogan swiftly opposed any foreign intervention, but later Turkey has supported the call for a no-fly zone. The Security Council passed Resolution 1973 on Mar. 17 with 10 votes in favor and 5 abstentions (Brazil, China, Germany, India, and Russia) in a 55-minute session. Turkey declared that it would provide four frigates, one submarine and an extra warship to help enforce the no-fly zone and prevent the flow of weapons to Libya.
Only a day before the strike on March 19, Turkish Foreign Minister met with Nasser al-Mani, a member of the interim administration formed in Benghazi after the popular uprising against Gaddafi. On March 17, the day when the UN Security Council adopted the resolution imposing a no-fly zone over Libya and measures to protect civilians from Gaddafi's forces, Turkey hosted representatives of the National Council, while holding intense negotiations with both of the parties in Libya. Senior administration officials said the agreement came in a four-way telephone call with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the foreign ministers of Britain, France and Turkey.
France, which launched the air campaign with Britain and the United States on March 19, says NATO should play a technical role by providing its command structure for the operation, while an ad hoc steering group of coalition members, including the Arab League, exercises political control. Turkey has pressed for broad-based participation in the Libya mission - including the Arab League, the African Union and the Organization of the Islamic Conference - to secure a peaceful transition in Libya and meet the legitimate needs of the Libyan people, Erdogan said.
If the two sides in the conflict ask Turkey to take on the role of mediator, Erdogan told The Guardian that "we will take steps to do that" within the framework of NATO, the Arab League and the African Union. "We can never ignore the democratic rights and liberties called for by the people of Libya, and change and transformation can never be delayed or postponed," he added.
Turkey was among the countries invited to a conference on Libya in London on Tuesday to be attended by the foreign ministers of 35 countries, including U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and France's Alain Juppe. Erdogan said he had spoken to the Libyan prime minister since international air strikes began in Libya, and Turkey's foreign minister was in close touch with the opposition based in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi.
In recent years, Turkey has set lofty goals for its foreign policy, especially in the Middle East, where Ankara has sought to establish itself as a mediator, promoter of democratic values and even a restorer of regional "dignity." Speaking recently to an annual gathering of his diplomatic corps, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu laid out a vision that portrayed Turkey as "the frontrunner on the list of wise countries in the international community."
In an interview with British newspaper The Guardian, Erdogan said, "Turkey's role will be to withdraw from Libya as soon as possible" and "restore the unity and integrity of the country based on the democratic demands of the people."
March 28: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has signalled that his country is ready to become a mediator to help attain an early ceasefire in Libya over fears that the country could turn into a "second Iraq" or "another Afghanistan". The prime minister also said his country could take on the role of mediator within the framework of NATO, the Arab League and the African Union if asked by the two sides of the conflict. "We can never ignore the democratic rights and liberties called for by the people of Libya, and change and transformation can never be delayed or postponed," he said.
The Turkish leader said he had spoken to the Libyan prime minister since international air strikes began, and Turkey's foreign minister was in close touch with the opposition based in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi. "Gaddafi wants a ceasefire; this came up when I was talking to the prime minister, but it's important for those circumstances to mature. It wouldn't be consistent to keep shooting while demanding a ceasefire," Erdogan said.
"Turkey has an impressive leadership, a great deal of economic growth and very active diplomacy. It's all good. I'd like them to use the weight Turkey has as a force to help the resolution, which is in line with the UN resolution protecting the population, stop the bloodshed first and then help some kind of a political settlement toward democratic change in Libya," said Lellouche on March 25 answering questions from Today's Zaman following his address at the Galatasaray University in Istanbul.
"I hope the Turkish government will help us and the rest of the international community because they have a very strong influence in Libya: They have a strong presence; they have done a lot in Libya; and they will do a lot in the future when the country will be reconstructed."
Turkey will take over the running of the airport in Libya's rebel bastion of Benghazi to facilitate the distribution of humanitarian aid, says Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Turkey would take control of the airport in order to coordinate humanitarian assistance to the crisis-hit North African country as part of the multinational task force now under NATO command.
"The AK Party, not only in Turkey but all over the world, has always opposed the status quo and oppression, and supported aggrieved peoples without any fear or hesitation," Erdogan said.
In the case of Libya, Turkey's considerations appeared to be heavily influenced by its deep economic interests there, particularly in the construction field, where it had won some $15.5 billion in tenders over the past five years, as well as by the presence of more than 25,000 Turkish workers who needed to be hastily evacuated.
NATO took full command of military operations in Libya from a US-led coalition on Sunday, after days of tense negotiations about the alliance's role in enforcing a UN resolution to protect civilians in the conflict. Some suggested at the time that Turkey made "a grand miscalculation" by not swiftly agreeing to proposals for economic sanctions and any type of military intervention by the international community against Muammar Gaddafi and his supporters, while others recently argued that Turkey was the main reason behind NATO's extended failure to agree to take over the command of the military operation Odyssey Dawn from the United States.
Recalling that Ankara has consistently cautioned that "the equation which needs to be solved in Libya has multiple variables," a senior Turkish diplomat told Sunday's Zaman earlier this week that there is still a vital need to thoroughly assess the situation in Libya and the response to be given by the international community.
NATO, which is now planning to take control of all United Nations-mandated military operations against Libya, completely replacing the United States-led coalition that has carried out airstrikes so far, will use its base in the Turkish city of Izmir to oversee its aerial mission as part of the operation. As NATO moves closer to taking the lead for the entire operation, Turkey wants to be able to use its NATO veto to limit the alliance's operations against the country's infrastructure and avoid casualties among Muslim civilians that it fears could be the result of bombing raids.
Turkey's initial position and its hard bargaining within NATO before finally agreeing to let the alliance take over military operations in Libya could reinforce a gathering impression that Ankara is acting as a spoiler and outlier within the organization. While seeking to stop attacks on civilians, Turkey has also been in touch with opposition groups in Benghazi and met their representatives in Ankara. It should also be noted that Turkey has been sending humanitarian aid to Benghazi from the day we started evacuating our citizens and the citizens of about 50 other countries upon their request.
A senior Turkish official says Ankara has set up a range of surgical programs to treat hundreds of people wounded in the turmoil in Libya. In an interview with Hurriyet newspaper on Saturday, Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Cemil Cicek said a ship will set sail to the North African country to aid some 450 people injured in Libya's violence and bring them to Turkey. A ferry with ambulances and medical equipment on board will sail soon to the north African country to bring to Turkey about 450 wounded people, deputy prime minister Cemil Cicek told the mass-circulation Hurriyet newspaper.
Turkey's State Minister & Deputy Prime Minister Cemil Cicek said the United Nations (UN) should carry out its resolution regarding Libya on a certain legal discipline, and its best way seemed to be NATO. "Since decisions are made by a compromise in NATO, an action plan or a decision --which is not adopted by Turkey or to which Turkey does not consent or contribute-- cannot be adopted," Cicek told a televised interview. Cicek said Turkey was the only country that had contact with both Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi and opposition, and it was the only country that had representation in both Benghazi and Tripoli. "So, everybody has to see Turkey's power," he said.
The prime minister also noted that Syria is working on reforms, including lifting emergency rule and restrictions on political parties. Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davuto'lu also spoke to his Syrian counterpart following Erdogan's phone conversation with al-Assad, telling Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Mouallem that Turkey was ready to contribute to the reform process, diplomatic sources said.
Erdogan, who is also accompanied by Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, will also travel to Iraq's northern autonomous Kurdish region. "Turkey has been pursuing an open and sincere foreign policy towards Iraq in the past 8 years. We tried to give the support that would ease the pains of our Iraqi brothers," he said. Erdogan said support of Turkish government would continue to Iraqi government which has come to power at a historical time when Iraq re-gained its sovereignty and integrated with the international society.
Referring to his visit to Iraq on October 15, 2009, Erdogan said High Level Strategic Cooperation Council meeting had taken place and this was the start of a new period in relations between Turkey and Iraq.
"Britain's commercial interest in Turkey's energy sector is strong, and we will continue to encourage investment. Energy is included in our new strategic partnership that was signed by both prime ministers here last July. The U.K. values its joint work with Turkey on energy and work together through the annual U.K. - Turkey Energy Dialogue, which I have already mentioned Energy Minister and I will attend next week in London. Not just for us in Europe, in Turkey but also in Asia and Africa."
"We are extremely grateful that Turkey has agreed to represent the U.K.' s interests in Libya whilst our Embassy in Tripoli has suspended its operations. At a time of such momentous change in the surrounding neighborhood, it is impossible not to remark on the central role that Turkey can provide as an example of an Islamic country working within a democratic framework."
"The recent events in North Africa and the Middle East have demonstrated to all the need of every country to respond to the political and economic aspirations of their people; the natural human right desire for freedom and democracy and fundamental human rights is universal."
"Turkey is a NATO ally, member of the OSCE and Council of Europe, recent U.N. Security Council member, an important trade and energy partner, and has significant cultural and diaspora links to Europe. It is playing a vital role in North Africa and the Middle East as events unfold there, one that we greatly appreciate and is another example of the model role Turkey can play in this fast changing scene."
"Turkey's potential is vast: The OECD predicts that Turkey will overtake India as the second fastest growing economy by 2017 and will be the second-largest economy in Europe by 2050. With her good demographics, entrepreneurial spirit and increasing openness to international partnerships and investment, Turkey is Europe's BRIC," as Prime Minister Cameron said when he was here last July, as well as stating "the U.K.' s ambitions to grow our commercial relationship - what we see is doubling the value of our trade within five years."
Turkey occupies a key position as not only a hub, but also indeed a central player in ensuring the energy security of the whole of the EU. That will matter to all of us. Turkey will be the transit route for the proposed southern energy corridor, bringing new Caspian gas, and potentially Iraqi gas, to the EU while Turkey will gain transit revenue and improve its own security of supply. The reward will be great: a settlement will bring enormous economic and security benefits not only to everyone on the island, but also to Turkey, the rest of the EU and the whole eastern Mediterranean region.
Turkish leaders initially expressed opposition to foreign military intervention, particularly an intervention by NATO in Libya, arguing that military solutions would not help Libya solve its problems. In an effort to dissuade a vote by the Security Council, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan had on Mar. 14 said that "Any NATO military operation in Libya would be unhelpful and fraught with risk," a stance he continued to take in subsequent speeches, calling for an immediate cease-fire in Libya and saying he opposed foreign military intervention, including a no-fly zone operation.
Turkey, which has the second largest armed forces within NATO, had earlier described the idea of NATO intervention as "nonsense". It has now agreed to participate in a non-combat role in the wake of the UN security resolutions and Arab League appeal. The Turkish Grand General Assembly voted in a closed-door session in favour of the country's military participation in NATO's plans to implement United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973, which calls for the establishment of a no-fly zone over Libya, and other measures aiming at restraining the activities of Muammar Gaddafi's forces fighting anti-government rebels in the country.
"We have been opposed to any unilateral action and we could never accept appeals such as that by the French minister for a new crusade," the paper quoted Erdogan, as saying. "Turkey's role will be to withdraw from Libya as soon as possible" and "restore the unity and integrity of the country based on the democratic demands of the people", he added.
Mr Erdogan swiftly opposed any foreign intervention, but later Turkey has supported the call for a no-fly zone. The Security Council passed Resolution 1973 on Mar. 17 with 10 votes in favor and 5 abstentions (Brazil, China, Germany, India, and Russia) in a 55-minute session. Turkey declared that it would provide four frigates, one submarine and an extra warship to help enforce the no-fly zone and prevent the flow of weapons to Libya.
Only a day before the strike on March 19, Turkish Foreign Minister met with Nasser al-Mani, a member of the interim administration formed in Benghazi after the popular uprising against Gaddafi. On March 17, the day when the UN Security Council adopted the resolution imposing a no-fly zone over Libya and measures to protect civilians from Gaddafi's forces, Turkey hosted representatives of the National Council, while holding intense negotiations with both of the parties in Libya. Senior administration officials said the agreement came in a four-way telephone call with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the foreign ministers of Britain, France and Turkey.
France, which launched the air campaign with Britain and the United States on March 19, says NATO should play a technical role by providing its command structure for the operation, while an ad hoc steering group of coalition members, including the Arab League, exercises political control. Turkey has pressed for broad-based participation in the Libya mission - including the Arab League, the African Union and the Organization of the Islamic Conference - to secure a peaceful transition in Libya and meet the legitimate needs of the Libyan people, Erdogan said.
If the two sides in the conflict ask Turkey to take on the role of mediator, Erdogan told The Guardian that "we will take steps to do that" within the framework of NATO, the Arab League and the African Union. "We can never ignore the democratic rights and liberties called for by the people of Libya, and change and transformation can never be delayed or postponed," he added.
Turkey was among the countries invited to a conference on Libya in London on Tuesday to be attended by the foreign ministers of 35 countries, including U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and France's Alain Juppe. Erdogan said he had spoken to the Libyan prime minister since international air strikes began in Libya, and Turkey's foreign minister was in close touch with the opposition based in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi.
In recent years, Turkey has set lofty goals for its foreign policy, especially in the Middle East, where Ankara has sought to establish itself as a mediator, promoter of democratic values and even a restorer of regional "dignity." Speaking recently to an annual gathering of his diplomatic corps, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu laid out a vision that portrayed Turkey as "the frontrunner on the list of wise countries in the international community."
In an interview with British newspaper The Guardian, Erdogan said, "Turkey's role will be to withdraw from Libya as soon as possible" and "restore the unity and integrity of the country based on the democratic demands of the people."
March 28: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has signalled that his country is ready to become a mediator to help attain an early ceasefire in Libya over fears that the country could turn into a "second Iraq" or "another Afghanistan". The prime minister also said his country could take on the role of mediator within the framework of NATO, the Arab League and the African Union if asked by the two sides of the conflict. "We can never ignore the democratic rights and liberties called for by the people of Libya, and change and transformation can never be delayed or postponed," he said.
The Turkish leader said he had spoken to the Libyan prime minister since international air strikes began, and Turkey's foreign minister was in close touch with the opposition based in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi. "Gaddafi wants a ceasefire; this came up when I was talking to the prime minister, but it's important for those circumstances to mature. It wouldn't be consistent to keep shooting while demanding a ceasefire," Erdogan said.
"Turkey has an impressive leadership, a great deal of economic growth and very active diplomacy. It's all good. I'd like them to use the weight Turkey has as a force to help the resolution, which is in line with the UN resolution protecting the population, stop the bloodshed first and then help some kind of a political settlement toward democratic change in Libya," said Lellouche on March 25 answering questions from Today's Zaman following his address at the Galatasaray University in Istanbul.
"I hope the Turkish government will help us and the rest of the international community because they have a very strong influence in Libya: They have a strong presence; they have done a lot in Libya; and they will do a lot in the future when the country will be reconstructed."
Turkey will take over the running of the airport in Libya's rebel bastion of Benghazi to facilitate the distribution of humanitarian aid, says Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Turkey would take control of the airport in order to coordinate humanitarian assistance to the crisis-hit North African country as part of the multinational task force now under NATO command.
"The AK Party, not only in Turkey but all over the world, has always opposed the status quo and oppression, and supported aggrieved peoples without any fear or hesitation," Erdogan said.
In the case of Libya, Turkey's considerations appeared to be heavily influenced by its deep economic interests there, particularly in the construction field, where it had won some $15.5 billion in tenders over the past five years, as well as by the presence of more than 25,000 Turkish workers who needed to be hastily evacuated.
NATO took full command of military operations in Libya from a US-led coalition on Sunday, after days of tense negotiations about the alliance's role in enforcing a UN resolution to protect civilians in the conflict. Some suggested at the time that Turkey made "a grand miscalculation" by not swiftly agreeing to proposals for economic sanctions and any type of military intervention by the international community against Muammar Gaddafi and his supporters, while others recently argued that Turkey was the main reason behind NATO's extended failure to agree to take over the command of the military operation Odyssey Dawn from the United States.
Recalling that Ankara has consistently cautioned that "the equation which needs to be solved in Libya has multiple variables," a senior Turkish diplomat told Sunday's Zaman earlier this week that there is still a vital need to thoroughly assess the situation in Libya and the response to be given by the international community.
NATO, which is now planning to take control of all United Nations-mandated military operations against Libya, completely replacing the United States-led coalition that has carried out airstrikes so far, will use its base in the Turkish city of Izmir to oversee its aerial mission as part of the operation. As NATO moves closer to taking the lead for the entire operation, Turkey wants to be able to use its NATO veto to limit the alliance's operations against the country's infrastructure and avoid casualties among Muslim civilians that it fears could be the result of bombing raids.
Turkey's initial position and its hard bargaining within NATO before finally agreeing to let the alliance take over military operations in Libya could reinforce a gathering impression that Ankara is acting as a spoiler and outlier within the organization. While seeking to stop attacks on civilians, Turkey has also been in touch with opposition groups in Benghazi and met their representatives in Ankara. It should also be noted that Turkey has been sending humanitarian aid to Benghazi from the day we started evacuating our citizens and the citizens of about 50 other countries upon their request.
A senior Turkish official says Ankara has set up a range of surgical programs to treat hundreds of people wounded in the turmoil in Libya. In an interview with Hurriyet newspaper on Saturday, Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Cemil Cicek said a ship will set sail to the North African country to aid some 450 people injured in Libya's violence and bring them to Turkey. A ferry with ambulances and medical equipment on board will sail soon to the north African country to bring to Turkey about 450 wounded people, deputy prime minister Cemil Cicek told the mass-circulation Hurriyet newspaper.
Turkey's State Minister & Deputy Prime Minister Cemil Cicek said the United Nations (UN) should carry out its resolution regarding Libya on a certain legal discipline, and its best way seemed to be NATO. "Since decisions are made by a compromise in NATO, an action plan or a decision --which is not adopted by Turkey or to which Turkey does not consent or contribute-- cannot be adopted," Cicek told a televised interview. Cicek said Turkey was the only country that had contact with both Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi and opposition, and it was the only country that had representation in both Benghazi and Tripoli. "So, everybody has to see Turkey's power," he said.
The prime minister also noted that Syria is working on reforms, including lifting emergency rule and restrictions on political parties. Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davuto'lu also spoke to his Syrian counterpart following Erdogan's phone conversation with al-Assad, telling Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Mouallem that Turkey was ready to contribute to the reform process, diplomatic sources said.
Erdogan, who is also accompanied by Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, will also travel to Iraq's northern autonomous Kurdish region. "Turkey has been pursuing an open and sincere foreign policy towards Iraq in the past 8 years. We tried to give the support that would ease the pains of our Iraqi brothers," he said. Erdogan said support of Turkish government would continue to Iraqi government which has come to power at a historical time when Iraq re-gained its sovereignty and integrated with the international society.
Referring to his visit to Iraq on October 15, 2009, Erdogan said High Level Strategic Cooperation Council meeting had taken place and this was the start of a new period in relations between Turkey and Iraq.
Reality is..
..that after 3 days without food, medical supplies, baby milk, water..etc.. people are starting to starving and infants and elderly are actually in great risk.
It seems to be a habit for some criminals in parts of this world to have people under siege while committing mass killings and massacres...Doesn´t it..
Yeah..So very constructive.. http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103161229767633
It seems to be a habit for some criminals in parts of this world to have people under siege while committing mass killings and massacres...Doesn´t it..
Yeah..So very constructive.. http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=103161229767633
Again: Ban Ki-moon: UN priorities remain "to save civilian lives & end the hostilities"
While every one are discussing the "rebels" there is a Humanitarian situation that is catastrophic.
Major offensive against Ras Lanouf, Misrata and Zintan. Retreat under barrage of artillery and intense street fights in bin Jawad
In Az Zawiya Humanitarian situation is extremely dire. Most homes have run out of basic supplies. Eyewitness tell Almanara Media that Gaddafi’s mercenaries and tanks have spread out heavily across the city of Az Zawiya. They are looting and kidnapping youth and reports that the humanitarian situation has become dire as basic food supplies have run out from most homes.
Citizens in Jado city in western Libya, close to Zintan city are experiencing shortage in baby’s milk, medical supplies and supplies.
Heavy artillery and tank fire being directed into Zintan. Mass casualties. Zintan caller to AJA, are running out of food and medical supplies.
Shortages of food, water and medicines. In Misrata, the main hospital has been inundated with wounded people, and residents say electricity and water supplies have been cut off for over a week. ”The humanitarian situation is catastrophic,” said Sami, an opposition spokesman, via telephone.
Misrata: 5 days ago the alternate hospital (a Polyclinic) was evacuated.Yesterday a mortar was used to shell the (now empty) clinic. Misrata: Doctor: We are over-capacity by 30 patients in current, alternate facility: A private clinic where we evacuated patients. Continues battles in Az-Zawaabi district area of Misurata, Report of 9 Dead, 4 brothers and 2 other brothers. At 7-8 PM Gaddafi forces based on grounds of Hospital attacked nearby area. 2 residents reported dead.
Eyewitness says residents of al-Brega fleeing east after Libyan army regains control of Ras Lanuf. The Guardian see-saw battle along the Libyan coastline seems to be heading eastwards again, as most news organisations are reporting a flight by fighters.
Major offensive against Ras Lanouf, Misrata and Zintan. Retreat under barrage of artillery and intense street fights in bin Jawad
In Az Zawiya Humanitarian situation is extremely dire. Most homes have run out of basic supplies. Eyewitness tell Almanara Media that Gaddafi’s mercenaries and tanks have spread out heavily across the city of Az Zawiya. They are looting and kidnapping youth and reports that the humanitarian situation has become dire as basic food supplies have run out from most homes.
Citizens in Jado city in western Libya, close to Zintan city are experiencing shortage in baby’s milk, medical supplies and supplies.
Heavy artillery and tank fire being directed into Zintan. Mass casualties. Zintan caller to AJA, are running out of food and medical supplies.
Shortages of food, water and medicines. In Misrata, the main hospital has been inundated with wounded people, and residents say electricity and water supplies have been cut off for over a week. ”The humanitarian situation is catastrophic,” said Sami, an opposition spokesman, via telephone.
Misrata: 5 days ago the alternate hospital (a Polyclinic) was evacuated.Yesterday a mortar was used to shell the (now empty) clinic. Misrata: Doctor: We are over-capacity by 30 patients in current, alternate facility: A private clinic where we evacuated patients. Continues battles in Az-Zawaabi district area of Misurata, Report of 9 Dead, 4 brothers and 2 other brothers. At 7-8 PM Gaddafi forces based on grounds of Hospital attacked nearby area. 2 residents reported dead.
Eyewitness says residents of al-Brega fleeing east after Libyan army regains control of Ras Lanuf. The Guardian see-saw battle along the Libyan coastline seems to be heading eastwards again, as most news organisations are reporting a flight by fighters.
Gaza under siege: Boy killed by Israeli shell. Yeah..It´s so simple to take a life..Isn´t it..
Some playing cards and other small items were all that Mahmoud Jalal al-Hilu, 10, left behind when he was killed by an Israeli tank shell on 22 March as he played near his home in the Shujaiya neighborhood east of Gaza City.
"As I was heading to the mosque for afternoon prayers, Mahmoud was just coming back from school, and said, 'Dad, classes are canceled today because there was Israeli shelling,'" Abu Hamad al-Hilu, 48, told The Electronic Intifada as he received visitors who had come to offer condolences on the death of his son.
Rami Almeghari: Gaza family mourns boy killed by Israeli shell
"As I was heading to the mosque for afternoon prayers, Mahmoud was just coming back from school, and said, 'Dad, classes are canceled today because there was Israeli shelling,'" Abu Hamad al-Hilu, 48, told The Electronic Intifada as he received visitors who had come to offer condolences on the death of his son.
Rami Almeghari: Gaza family mourns boy killed by Israeli shell
Libya: About 12.000 people are believed to have been taken away to be arrested and held in jail and a military camp according to the opposition
Amnesty International reports of enforced disappearance.
http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/MDE19/011/2011/en/5a97c7df-aee8-4830-9f2b-d54f805d2dc1/mde190112011en.html
http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/MDE19/011/2011/en/5a97c7df-aee8-4830-9f2b-d54f805d2dc1/mde190112011en.html
Time to stop calling a genocide, a 2 front genocidal "war-fare" and a humanitarian crises for "rebels" and a revolution?
Heavy artillery and tank fire being directed into Zintan. Mass casualties. Zintan caller to AJA, are running out of food and medical supplies.
Major offensive against Ras Lanouf, Misrata and Zintan. Wholescale massacre imminent.
Retreat under barrage of artillery and intense street fights in bin Jawad
Continues battles in Az-Zawaabi district area of Misurata, Report of 9 Dead, 4 brothers and 2 other brothers
23:11 Az Zawiya: Eyewitness tell Almanara Media that Gaddafi’s mercenaries and tanks have spread out heavily across the city of Az Zawiya. They are looting and kidnapping youth and reports that the humanitarian situation has become dire as basic food supplies have run out from most homes.
22:48 Eyewitness says residents of al-Brega fleeing east after Libyan army regains control of Ras Lanuf.
22:47 The Guardian see-saw battle along the Libyan coastline seems to be heading eastwards again, as most news organisations are reporting a flight by rebel fighters.
Citizens in Jado city in western Libya, close to Zintan city are experiencing shortage in baby’s milk, medical supplies.
Shortages of food, water and medicines. In Misrata, the main hospital has been inundated with wounded people, and residents say electricity and water supplies have been cut off for over a week. ”The humanitarian situation is catastrophic,” said Sami, an opposition spokesman, via telephone.
Major offensive against Ras Lanouf, Misrata and Zintan. Wholescale massacre imminent.
Retreat under barrage of artillery and intense street fights in bin Jawad
Continues battles in Az-Zawaabi district area of Misurata, Report of 9 Dead, 4 brothers and 2 other brothers
23:11 Az Zawiya: Eyewitness tell Almanara Media that Gaddafi’s mercenaries and tanks have spread out heavily across the city of Az Zawiya. They are looting and kidnapping youth and reports that the humanitarian situation has become dire as basic food supplies have run out from most homes.
22:48 Eyewitness says residents of al-Brega fleeing east after Libyan army regains control of Ras Lanuf.
22:47 The Guardian see-saw battle along the Libyan coastline seems to be heading eastwards again, as most news organisations are reporting a flight by rebel fighters.
Citizens in Jado city in western Libya, close to Zintan city are experiencing shortage in baby’s milk, medical supplies.
Shortages of food, water and medicines. In Misrata, the main hospital has been inundated with wounded people, and residents say electricity and water supplies have been cut off for over a week. ”The humanitarian situation is catastrophic,” said Sami, an opposition spokesman, via telephone.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
While every one keeps repeating loss of legitimacy, the humanitarian situation is catastrophic
Thing is, as long as Gaddafi is in power - Libyans will die
"All necessary means to protect civilians."
Despite UN resolution to "use all necessary means to protect civilians" - innocent men, women & children are still killed.
Shortages of food, water and medicines. In Misrata, the main hospital has been inundated with wounded people, and residents say electricity and water supplies have been cut off for over a week. ”The humanitarian situation is catastrophic,” said Sami, an opposition spokesman, via telephone.
A doctor in the western Libyan city of Misrata has told the AFP news agency that 142 people have been killed and 1,400 wounded there since 18 March. Earlier, rebels said tanks and troops loyal to Col Gaddafi moved through the streets of Libya’s third largest city, firing shells. He warned of a “massacre” ahead.
Doctor in Misrata says 142 ppl dead, 1400 wounded since March 18; http://t.co/3erwnRF
The town if Brega is coming under heavy shelling Zintan caller to AJA, are running out of food and medical supplies.
Reports of 40 tanks & 8 rocket launchers about to attack Zintan.
RasLanuf and BinJawad - the residents of these cities suffer
Coalition forces have launched 22 Tomahawk cruise missiles and flown 115 strike sorties in the past 24 hours, the Pentagon has announced.
"All necessary means to protect civilians."
Despite UN resolution to "use all necessary means to protect civilians" - innocent men, women & children are still killed.
Shortages of food, water and medicines. In Misrata, the main hospital has been inundated with wounded people, and residents say electricity and water supplies have been cut off for over a week. ”The humanitarian situation is catastrophic,” said Sami, an opposition spokesman, via telephone.
A doctor in the western Libyan city of Misrata has told the AFP news agency that 142 people have been killed and 1,400 wounded there since 18 March. Earlier, rebels said tanks and troops loyal to Col Gaddafi moved through the streets of Libya’s third largest city, firing shells. He warned of a “massacre” ahead.
Doctor in Misrata says 142 ppl dead, 1400 wounded since March 18; http://t.co/3erwnRF
The town if Brega is coming under heavy shelling Zintan caller to AJA, are running out of food and medical supplies.
Reports of 40 tanks & 8 rocket launchers about to attack Zintan.
RasLanuf and BinJawad - the residents of these cities suffer
Coalition forces have launched 22 Tomahawk cruise missiles and flown 115 strike sorties in the past 24 hours, the Pentagon has announced.
AJA: Gaddafi's forces bombard opposition forces at Bin Jawad and Sidra Port
The town Brega is coming under heavy shelling.
Will there be any protection for civilians?
Just wait for Gaddafi to reach Benghazi again?
"Nato is no longer reliable , past its expire date. To big not trustworthy anymore, controled by Turks."
Zintan Caller AJA: Gadafi Militias positioned in valleys, at night attack residential areas, loot and use civilians as shields
Reports that opposition forces are retreating tfrom the towns of BinJawad and RasLanouf
Reports from Zintan that Gaddafi forces received reinforcement: 40 tanks & 8 rocket launchers.
Misurata, Zintan under heavy attack
Was suppose to protect civilians? so 40 tanks outside of Zintan is not a threat?
'Carnage Beyond Imagination' In Misrata
Zentan: Gaddafi forces using Gasr al Hajj residential area to shield themselves from coalition airstrikes
Will there be any protection for civilians?
Just wait for Gaddafi to reach Benghazi again?
"Nato is no longer reliable , past its expire date. To big not trustworthy anymore, controled by Turks."
Zintan Caller AJA: Gadafi Militias positioned in valleys, at night attack residential areas, loot and use civilians as shields
Reports that opposition forces are retreating tfrom the towns of BinJawad and RasLanouf
Reports from Zintan that Gaddafi forces received reinforcement: 40 tanks & 8 rocket launchers.
Misurata, Zintan under heavy attack
Was suppose to protect civilians? so 40 tanks outside of Zintan is not a threat?
'Carnage Beyond Imagination' In Misrata
Zentan: Gaddafi forces using Gasr al Hajj residential area to shield themselves from coalition airstrikes
Ban Ki-moon: UN priorities remain "to save civilian lives & end the hostilities"
http://bit.ly/eu59K7 So where is the UN body, forces, UNRWA, Red Cross, Humanitarian aid, NGO´s, Doctors without borders, etc..?
Misrata 3 days ago
Misrata 3 days ago
Tweets: Gaza, Sieges, Misrata, Erdogan, Zintan surrounded, starving the people
Gaza emergency services on high alert from Israeli attack [memo] http://bit.ly/hMf07G #Apartheid #HumanRights #BDS #NoFlyZone?
Aja: Snipers all over Misrata shooting at whoever leaves their house and leave them until they bleed to death. No one can go out to help
"Erdogan in my opinon, you are sharing Gaddafi crimes, your part of whats going on killing my people in Misrata. You deserve same fate as Gaddafi." Assad and Erdogan Both Conspire Against the Kurds!
Gadhafi forces causing "absolute and utter carnage" in Misrata- http://on.cnn.com/ezzwr7
Misrata cut off from water, electricity and humanitarian aid for over 20 days now, need immediate humanitarian aid
Zintan under heavy shelling from the early hours of the morning. Grad missiles also being used. AJA: Zintan completely surrounded by Gaddafi forces, they are starving the people within still random shelling all over city.
Misrata: Sporadic shelling in the morning from the West, and grounds of a beach resort At least 12,000 "taken away" in Tripoli: http://bit.ly/fY3pt6
Renewed attack by forces in Misrata, appeal to stop the killing of many people Libya forces pound Misrata with artillery, witness says, The city is being heavily shelled & bombarded by Gaddafi's tanks & artillery
http://youtu.be/6wNYNP8Q3c0 Wha Gaddafi has been doing to Misrata
Ppl are being massacred in Misurata, Bin Jawed, Zintan and Sirte!
Wefaq Media: Gaddafi’s forces are heavily shelling different areas of Misratah
Az Zintan, been under siege for 2 weeks citizens who were bombed Hours before they DIED http://ow.ly/4oSHR http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo8K_AAzfso
Aja: Snipers all over Misrata shooting at whoever leaves their house and leave them until they bleed to death. No one can go out to help
"Erdogan in my opinon, you are sharing Gaddafi crimes, your part of whats going on killing my people in Misrata. You deserve same fate as Gaddafi." Assad and Erdogan Both Conspire Against the Kurds!
Gadhafi forces causing "absolute and utter carnage" in Misrata- http://on.cnn.com/ezzwr7
Misrata cut off from water, electricity and humanitarian aid for over 20 days now, need immediate humanitarian aid
Zintan under heavy shelling from the early hours of the morning. Grad missiles also being used. AJA: Zintan completely surrounded by Gaddafi forces, they are starving the people within still random shelling all over city.
Misrata: Sporadic shelling in the morning from the West, and grounds of a beach resort At least 12,000 "taken away" in Tripoli: http://bit.ly/fY3pt6
Renewed attack by forces in Misrata, appeal to stop the killing of many people Libya forces pound Misrata with artillery, witness says, The city is being heavily shelled & bombarded by Gaddafi's tanks & artillery
http://youtu.be/6wNYNP8Q3c0 Wha Gaddafi has been doing to Misrata
Ppl are being massacred in Misurata, Bin Jawed, Zintan and Sirte!
Wefaq Media: Gaddafi’s forces are heavily shelling different areas of Misratah
Az Zintan, been under siege for 2 weeks citizens who were bombed Hours before they DIED http://ow.ly/4oSHR http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo8K_AAzfso
Call from from Jado city close to Zintan city. Ghaddafi’s forces confiscating goods, destroying medical supplies, shortage in baby’s milk
English: I am speaking to you from Jado city in western Libya, close to Zintan city. We are one of the Liberated cities in Nofoosa mountain west of Libya. I would like to send this message out to everyone : That Ghaddafi’s forces are besieging the mountain from the east, south and north at the bottom of the mountain, and we are experiencing shortage in baby’s milk, since they are confiscating the goods and keeping them. They are even destroying the medical supplies, those murderers. We call upon the Alliance forces to target these forces so that we’d have the liberty of movement.
French: Je m’adresse à vous de la ville de Jado dans l’ouest Libyen, près de la ville Zintan. Nous sommes l’une des villes Libérée dans la montagne Nafoussa à l’ouest de la Libye. Je voudrais envoyer ce message à tout le monde: des forces de Kadhafi sont le siège de la montagne à l’est, au sud et au nord en bas de la montagne, et nous sommes en situation de pénurie de lait pour bébés, car ils confisquent tous les biens et les gardent. Ils ont même détruit le matériel médical, ces meurtriers. Nous appelons les forces de l’Alliance à cibler ces forces, pour recouvrir la liberté de mouvement.
Well..yeah..It´s not just Libya..Is it..
Actually, it´s not just us that have a major problem with some here..It´s actually a global huge problem/threat! A psychopathic problem..sort of speak..
Monday, March 28, 2011
Even though "media is restricted" and sieges are imposed we do can see that there will be a whole lot for Turkish companies to rebuild.
If this is not TERROR then tell us what the hell is!
Misrata: Gaddafi soldier killed in battle had written on his palm "Oh Misrata, I was forced."
Well..It´s a 2 fronted genocidal "war-fare". We have seen them before!
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=102743529809252
Misrata: Gaddafi soldier killed in battle had written on his palm "Oh Misrata, I was forced."
Well..It´s a 2 fronted genocidal "war-fare". We have seen them before!
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=102743529809252
Misrata: Nic-Robertson-CNN
Misrata: Damaged tanks on outskirts of city, evidence of coalition air strikes. Govt-organized pro-Gadhafi shouting crowd. Looks like sm tanks removd from checkpts in area so we wudn't see them, lots destruction at what apprs to be intrsectn of front line. Couldnt get into centre of Misrata so impossible to make any informed judgment of who controls what. Army apprears dominant on outskirts. Now about 2-1/2 km from centre, hear gunfire, see smoke rising from centre but can't get there so can't tell what it is about. Streets deserted except for 100 or so Gadhafi supporters driven in to put on display for our benefit
Tanks hidden under trees, artillery stood in open fields, soldiers in vehcles culd be seen hiding in storefrnts, soldiers on rooftps
Leaving Mistra to sound of heavy machine gunfire, govt minders anxious to turn us around back to Tripoli. After half hour on the ground here, govt minders making us get back on the bus and leave
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nic-Robertson-CNN-Fan-Page/64870076458?ref=share
Tanks hidden under trees, artillery stood in open fields, soldiers in vehcles culd be seen hiding in storefrnts, soldiers on rooftps
Leaving Mistra to sound of heavy machine gunfire, govt minders anxious to turn us around back to Tripoli. After half hour on the ground here, govt minders making us get back on the bus and leave
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nic-Robertson-CNN-Fan-Page/64870076458?ref=share
feb17voices
Misrata: Eyewitness on port shelling, shelling still audible at time of call now, shelling 'unsystematic'. 2nd eyewitness says'counted ~7 small outboard boats inside breakwater'. Suspects Gaddafi f0rces, but cannot conclusively identify.
Well..Actually, the sieges, massacres and destruction seems like it´s meant to be..An agenda sort of speak..A genocidal agenda..
Well..Actually, the sieges, massacres and destruction seems like it´s meant to be..An agenda sort of speak..A genocidal agenda..
Misrata citizens have had so very much help of NATO and it´s ships at the coast..
Don´t they..So while Turkish leaders have contact with "both sides" on Gaddafi, there has been given every possible reasons and justifications to intervene in the most gross crimes going on for 5 weeks in Libya..hans´t it..Meanwhile, Misrata has been under siege in ongoing massacres the whole time.
Actually, the Gaddafis have given every justifications for the internationally community to intervene. More over, we were right when we were speaking about Turkish construction companies that will have a big role to rebuild, after the most wanton destruction of cities along the whole coast...Weren´t we..
It´s a genocidal steamroller plowing over whole peoples and the Libyan coast..Isn´t it..?
Actually, the Gaddafis have given every justifications for the internationally community to intervene. More over, we were right when we were speaking about Turkish construction companies that will have a big role to rebuild, after the most wanton destruction of cities along the whole coast...Weren´t we..
It´s a genocidal steamroller plowing over whole peoples and the Libyan coast..Isn´t it..?
Misrata: Port under attack, shelling, several small boats being used, about 1 hour ago
Misrata: caller: several small 'zodiac type'boats carrying lightly armed being used as part of assault against port.
So while there are "pro-Gaddafi" and "anti-Gaddafi" demonstrating in Britain..
"There was some shelling from the pro-Gaddafi forces near the opposition fighters. They then responded by firing artillery against the pro-Gaddafi forces. The pro-democracy fighters confused their own people for pro-Gaddafi forces which caused panic and led the hasty retreat by the pro-democracy forces."
Let´s just establish the fact that there have been a whole LOT of talking though media for 5 weeks while people are massacred, mas murdered and committed genocide on!
Let´s just establish the fact that there have been a whole LOT of talking though media for 5 weeks while people are massacred, mas murdered and committed genocide on!
Amnesty International: appalling repression of the Kurdish minority in Iran
Amnesty pointed out the appalling repression of the Kurdish minority in Iran. At the end of 2010, at least 17 members of Iran’s Kurdish minority, including one woman – Zeynab Jalalian - were on death row following their conviction for alleged political offences.
All were convicted after unfair trials for moharebeh for membership in banned Kurdish opposition groups. Some were reported to have been tortured in detention and to have been denied access to a lawyer. One of them, Hossein Khezri, was feared to have been executed on 15 January 2011, while the execution of another, Habibollah Latifi, scheduled for 26 December 2010, was postponed after international and domestic appeals.
More secret executions in Iran
All were convicted after unfair trials for moharebeh for membership in banned Kurdish opposition groups. Some were reported to have been tortured in detention and to have been denied access to a lawyer. One of them, Hossein Khezri, was feared to have been executed on 15 January 2011, while the execution of another, Habibollah Latifi, scheduled for 26 December 2010, was postponed after international and domestic appeals.
More secret executions in Iran
Twitter on Misrata
"Don't know how journalists are being taken to Misrata, I can hear the shelling and missiles while on the line with Misrata." half a minute ago
According to Al-Jazeera Ref:Sadoun the Butcher Gaddafi still attacking Misrata with Tanks, less than a minute ago
Misrata: Heavy shelling and mortar missiles being used. Tanks and snipers in Benghazi street. as well as Tripoli street.
Libyan government announces ceasefire in Misrata, saying it affirms that Libyas commitment to the ceasefire is firm, state news agency, about 2 hours ago
NicRobertsonCNN: Setting off in big blue bus on govt-organized trip to Misrata; drive should take couple hours. About 40 -50 journalists onboard. about 3 hours ago via web
NicRobertsonCNN: About half an hour from Misrata, lots of Libyan Army checkpoints on highway and huge lines for gas in every town we pas through. about 2 hours ago
16:45 CNN’s Nic Robertson tweets: “We are completely stopped at Army checkpoint about 50 miles outside Misrata, not clear why.”
NicRobertsonCNN We are underway again, after delay at checkpoint abt 50 km (not miles as per last tweet) away from Misrata, about 2 hours ago
LibyaFeb17_com, "ceasefire agreement less likely to be beneficial for Libya" - Turkey's foreign affairs committee - http://t.co/zXJtv9t
Shelling continues despite cease fire announcement in Misrata
http://www.libyafeb17.com/2011/03/video-shelling-continues-despite-cease-fire-announcement-in-misrata/
According to Al-Jazeera Ref:Sadoun the Butcher Gaddafi still attacking Misrata with Tanks, less than a minute ago
Misrata: Heavy shelling and mortar missiles being used. Tanks and snipers in Benghazi street. as well as Tripoli street.
Libyan government announces ceasefire in Misrata, saying it affirms that Libyas commitment to the ceasefire is firm, state news agency, about 2 hours ago
NicRobertsonCNN: Setting off in big blue bus on govt-organized trip to Misrata; drive should take couple hours. About 40 -50 journalists onboard. about 3 hours ago via web
NicRobertsonCNN: About half an hour from Misrata, lots of Libyan Army checkpoints on highway and huge lines for gas in every town we pas through. about 2 hours ago
16:45 CNN’s Nic Robertson tweets: “We are completely stopped at Army checkpoint about 50 miles outside Misrata, not clear why.”
NicRobertsonCNN We are underway again, after delay at checkpoint abt 50 km (not miles as per last tweet) away from Misrata, about 2 hours ago
LibyaFeb17_com, "ceasefire agreement less likely to be beneficial for Libya" - Turkey's foreign affairs committee - http://t.co/zXJtv9t
Shelling continues despite cease fire announcement in Misrata
http://www.libyafeb17.com/2011/03/video-shelling-continues-despite-cease-fire-announcement-in-misrata/
Afghans/Aryans attacked and killed from all "sides" in a Holocaust with over 5 millions death and "remaining 150 al-Qaida" the last three years..
US, Its puppet Karzai and the Taliban are all against Pashtunwali
More over, the US administration and departments having Kurds/Aryans on terrorists lists to be exterminated and committed genocide on for decades, cooperating with Turks and the Iranian regime, Azeri Turks, since it was promoted to power, all the way into the gallows in Iran together with Afghans/Aryans and Baloch and Iranians/Aryans, are a majority of Jews.
#¤¤¤ Idiots!
More over, the US administration and departments having Kurds/Aryans on terrorists lists to be exterminated and committed genocide on for decades, cooperating with Turks and the Iranian regime, Azeri Turks, since it was promoted to power, all the way into the gallows in Iran together with Afghans/Aryans and Baloch and Iranians/Aryans, are a majority of Jews.
#¤¤¤ Idiots!
NEO-NAZIS participating in the Holocaust of Ar(i)yans
Deaths in Afghan suicide blast: At least 20 people killed and some 50 wounded
Australian Fascists are fighting in Afghanistan
The Sydney Morning Herald, 23 March, A NEO-NAZI organiser from Victoria has been working as a private military contractor in Afghanistan, mocking locals and holding secret ceremonies commemorating the deaths of German soldiers in World War II.
Kenneth Stewart, 36, has worked as a military-trained paramedic, accompanying aid workers around Afghanistan. His Facebook page shows a swastika flag in his room in Kandahar, and another picture shows him surrounded by Afghans he refers to as ''my nignogs'' with a friend adding the comment ''it's lovely to see a white man back in control of the subhuman''.
On Stewart's Facebook page he regularly makes disparaging comments about Afghans, Aborigines, Jews and others. He has worked as a medic for several aid groups based in Kandahar, including the United Nations Development Program.
In Melbourne, he helps recruit white supremacists to the local branch of the Southern Cross Hammerskins, an international neo-Nazi group. He described himself on one internet forum as a ''skinhead, mercenary, pork-eating viking; not bad just misunderstood''.
Anti-facist groups in the US say there are growing numbers of neo-Nazis working in the expanding private military sector, and that the Hammerskins are considered to be among the best organised and most violent neo-Nazi groups in America.
The beliefs and photos posted by Mr Stewart have been condemned by the United Nations and the contractor who hired him on their behalf. Spokesman Brian Hansford said the UN was ''horrified by these … disturbing images''. On Armistice Day last year, Mr Stewart posted on a white supremacist website that he and his colleagues in Kandahar had a service commemorating World War II soldiers, including Germans and Italians ''that did what they thought was right regardless of which side they were on''..
Australian Fascists are fighting in Afghanistan
The Sydney Morning Herald, 23 March, A NEO-NAZI organiser from Victoria has been working as a private military contractor in Afghanistan, mocking locals and holding secret ceremonies commemorating the deaths of German soldiers in World War II.
Kenneth Stewart, 36, has worked as a military-trained paramedic, accompanying aid workers around Afghanistan. His Facebook page shows a swastika flag in his room in Kandahar, and another picture shows him surrounded by Afghans he refers to as ''my nignogs'' with a friend adding the comment ''it's lovely to see a white man back in control of the subhuman''.
On Stewart's Facebook page he regularly makes disparaging comments about Afghans, Aborigines, Jews and others. He has worked as a medic for several aid groups based in Kandahar, including the United Nations Development Program.
In Melbourne, he helps recruit white supremacists to the local branch of the Southern Cross Hammerskins, an international neo-Nazi group. He described himself on one internet forum as a ''skinhead, mercenary, pork-eating viking; not bad just misunderstood''.
Anti-facist groups in the US say there are growing numbers of neo-Nazis working in the expanding private military sector, and that the Hammerskins are considered to be among the best organised and most violent neo-Nazi groups in America.
The beliefs and photos posted by Mr Stewart have been condemned by the United Nations and the contractor who hired him on their behalf. Spokesman Brian Hansford said the UN was ''horrified by these … disturbing images''. On Armistice Day last year, Mr Stewart posted on a white supremacist website that he and his colleagues in Kandahar had a service commemorating World War II soldiers, including Germans and Italians ''that did what they thought was right regardless of which side they were on''..
"I was shocked to discover the enemy was in fact fellow Libyans."
All their mobile phones had been confiscated in Tripoli to prevent them having outside communications. http://www.france24.com/en/20110327-kadhafi-lies-pushed-us-fight-captured-soldiers-say
Misurata: NAGI IDRIS: We need to take this patients away from Misurata or they will die
Listen to MP3 http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/news/audio/twt/201103/20110328-twt-07-misurata.mp3
ELEANOR HALL: Reports from Libya's third largest city of Misurata suggest the humanitarian situation is increasingly desperate. Some medical professionals say dozens of patients at the hospital are in a such a critical state that they'll die within hours if they don't receive treatment.
Dr Nagi Idris is from the Libya Global Relief - one of the aid organisations trying to deliver medical supplies into Misurata. He spoke to Connie Agius a short time ago. There is over 100 patients really critical now including 45 really, really critical. If we didn't get to save them within a few hours maybe in 24 hours, they will die, definitely will die.
CONNIE AGIUS: Now what help do you need?
NAGI IDRIS: We need to take this patient away from Misurata. I think that by helicopter take this patient from Misurata to Malta or any medical centre in Europe. That is the only thing to do because mitigation not enough.
http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2011/s3175475.htm
#¤¤¤ Scandal!
ELEANOR HALL: Reports from Libya's third largest city of Misurata suggest the humanitarian situation is increasingly desperate. Some medical professionals say dozens of patients at the hospital are in a such a critical state that they'll die within hours if they don't receive treatment.
Dr Nagi Idris is from the Libya Global Relief - one of the aid organisations trying to deliver medical supplies into Misurata. He spoke to Connie Agius a short time ago. There is over 100 patients really critical now including 45 really, really critical. If we didn't get to save them within a few hours maybe in 24 hours, they will die, definitely will die.
CONNIE AGIUS: Now what help do you need?
NAGI IDRIS: We need to take this patient away from Misurata. I think that by helicopter take this patient from Misurata to Malta or any medical centre in Europe. That is the only thing to do because mitigation not enough.
http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2011/s3175475.htm
#¤¤¤ Scandal!
Another #¤¤ genocidal "war-fare"..
With "loyalist soldiers", Gaddaf militia, Gaddaf soldiers, "rebels", civilians, "civilian fighters", mercenaries and you #¤¤ name it.
Libya Soldiers Killed for Not Killing Libyans
http://www.p2pnet.net/story/49360
Libya soldiers killed for killing Libyans
http://d.yimg.com/i/ng/ne/ap/20110319/19/3494316980-dead-soldiers-loyal-to-libyan-leader-moammar-gadhafi-which-rebels.jpg
http://www.independent.co.uk/multimedia/dynamic/00567/libya-bodybags_567024t.jpg
http://www.reuters.com/resources/r/?m=02&d=20110324&t=2&i=370303979&w=460&fh=&fw=&ll=&pl=&r=2011-03-24T111318Z_01_BTRE72N0TP800_RTROPTP_0_LIBYA-BODIES
Libya Soldiers Killed for Not Killing Libyans
http://www.p2pnet.net/story/49360
Libya soldiers killed for killing Libyans
http://d.yimg.com/i/ng/ne/ap/20110319/19/3494316980-dead-soldiers-loyal-to-libyan-leader-moammar-gadhafi-which-rebels.jpg
http://www.independent.co.uk/multimedia/dynamic/00567/libya-bodybags_567024t.jpg
http://www.reuters.com/resources/r/?m=02&d=20110324&t=2&i=370303979&w=460&fh=&fw=&ll=&pl=&r=2011-03-24T111318Z_01_BTRE72N0TP800_RTROPTP_0_LIBYA-BODIES
Like another Sarajevo..
AJA Caller Tripoli: "If people are found in a group, even if they don't know each other, they are shot or kidnapped. They kidnapped people from every neighborhood. There is no food. Tripoli is like a jail."
Misrata: Without electricity, water, for 11 consecutive days. Running short on narcotics, anaesthesia drugs, other emergency medical supplies. 8 people were killed and 24 wounded as forces fired mortars when trying to advance from west. Gaddafi forces occupied length of Tripoli street, continue sniping surrounding area from nearby rooftops. You cross the road running, stick to the walls, try not to be killed, try to stay hidden.
Car hit by forces. A family and 4 children killed (3/22) http://bit.ly/g33pNj
They are not just collecting bodies in Misrata they are collecting what´s left of them.
Misrata: Without electricity, water, for 11 consecutive days. Running short on narcotics, anaesthesia drugs, other emergency medical supplies. 8 people were killed and 24 wounded as forces fired mortars when trying to advance from west. Gaddafi forces occupied length of Tripoli street, continue sniping surrounding area from nearby rooftops. You cross the road running, stick to the walls, try not to be killed, try to stay hidden.
Car hit by forces. A family and 4 children killed (3/22) http://bit.ly/g33pNj
They are not just collecting bodies in Misrata they are collecting what´s left of them.
Unconfirmed reports that Gaddafi tribesmen are now fleeing
Netanyahu next? Actually, we are considering to take out our furiosity and send in the rage over him and we do not need rockets to do that! While youngsters have been and are massacred and exterminated this last years all over the region and far beyond. Like a bad repeat transmission of king Herod, where every one else are unsecured and Netanyahu sits safe with his rockets henchmen, while Palestinians are killed, exterminated and jailed in the masses on all "sides" and the steamroller plows all over the land in the most wanton destruction. If the Gaddafis have run Libya like a #¤¤ mafia cartel so have this Israeli government been busy doing this last years, or decades!
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Israel destroys ancient wells near Bethlehem
Well..Yeah..It speaks for itself! Doesn´t it!
Meanwhile, the Libyans are committed genocide on, on all "sides"..
Meanwhile, the Libyans are committed genocide on, on all "sides"..
END THIS SIEGE(S) THAT IS IMPOSED JUST FOR THE PURPOSE TO COMMIT GENOCIDE(S)!
AJA: reporter Misrata: hospital has received 11 killed and 110 injured today. Same hospital reports shortage in medical supplies.
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=102360566514215
(AFP)-27 March 2011,WASHINGTON - The United States opposes regime change in Libya because past experience has shown it is “very complicated,” US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates told ABC television on Sunday. “As we’ve seen in the past, regime change is a very complicated business, sometimes it takes a long time, sometimes it can happen very fast. But it was never part of the military mission (in Libya),” he told ABC television.
22 Mar 2011,UK Defence Secretary Liam Fox said Gaddafi could be a "legitimate target." Prime Minister David Cameron says that a regime change is not on the table.
AS WE SAID: A WHOLE LOT SHALL BE VERY, VERY, VERY #¤¤ WARNED, while Turkey is having "excavations" of mass graves and bombs and kills at the same time and there are full fledged genocides going on EVERY #¤¤ WHERE! Again: Some are not "making history", some are making crimes!
The Israeli state gives a bad taste
While killing Palestinians and destroys ancient wells near Bethlehem. Actually, we wouldn´t be surprised at all if it´s true that there were Israelis orchestrating and helping mercenaries into Libya from Chad!
Well..Yeah..blame it all on Palestinians..#¤¤ psychopaths..
Well..Yeah..blame it all on Palestinians..#¤¤ psychopaths..
The Syrian state is killing youngsters. It´s actually a whole LOT wide spread massacring youngsters going on these last year or two!
The Syrian Human Rights Committee (SHRC) has said the emergency law is "the most repressive law affecting the rights and freedoms of all Syrian citizens without exception". It is believed to have led directly to thousands of violations of human rights.
Syria's emergency law designates the prime minister as the martial law governor of the country and the interior minister as his deputy, and gives them extraordinary powers. These include the ability to place restrictions on freedoms of individuals with respect to meetings, residence, travel and passage in specific places or at particular times; to preventatively arrest anyone suspected of endangering public security and order; to authorise investigation of persons and places; and to delegate any person to perform any of these tasks.
Syria's emergency law, which effectively suspends most constitutional protections, has been in place since the Baath Party came to power in a military coup. Syrian governments have justified the continued imposition of the law by the state of war that continues to exist with Israel, and by continuing threats posed by militant groups.
Syria's Minister of State for Political and Media Affairs, Buthaina Shaaban, tells al-Jazeera that the country's emergency laws, in place since 1963, will be lifted. But she declines to set out a timetable.
http://supportkurds.org/ http://supportkurds.org/news/reports-during-sunday-27-march-2011/
Syria's emergency law designates the prime minister as the martial law governor of the country and the interior minister as his deputy, and gives them extraordinary powers. These include the ability to place restrictions on freedoms of individuals with respect to meetings, residence, travel and passage in specific places or at particular times; to preventatively arrest anyone suspected of endangering public security and order; to authorise investigation of persons and places; and to delegate any person to perform any of these tasks.
Syria's emergency law, which effectively suspends most constitutional protections, has been in place since the Baath Party came to power in a military coup. Syrian governments have justified the continued imposition of the law by the state of war that continues to exist with Israel, and by continuing threats posed by militant groups.
Syria's Minister of State for Political and Media Affairs, Buthaina Shaaban, tells al-Jazeera that the country's emergency laws, in place since 1963, will be lifted. But she declines to set out a timetable.
http://supportkurds.org/ http://supportkurds.org/news/reports-during-sunday-27-march-2011/
Aljazeera Arabic live
Gaddafi State TV on NILESAT satellite is publishing lists of names with addresses on people in Benghazi to have them killed, to people he has inside Benghazi. http://www.muslimco.com/aljazeera.html
Two more killed Palestinians and 3 injured
Israel air strike kills 2 in Gaza. Two dead, 3 injured as Israeli fighter jets strike northern Gaza, less than 24 hours after Palestinian factions says they will not firing rockets if Israel agrees to stopped attacking Strip.
Some just want to kill Palestinians...Don´t they..Some do not care much if there are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Holocausts going on around them..as long as they can kill Palestinians..Do they..Actually, somehow we have a very strong feeling of distaste right now..In fact..we are getting more and more convinced of that it´s something serious wrong with "these" people..More over, we are really, really pissed off!
Some just want to kill Palestinians...Don´t they..Some do not care much if there are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Holocausts going on around them..as long as they can kill Palestinians..Do they..Actually, somehow we have a very strong feeling of distaste right now..In fact..we are getting more and more convinced of that it´s something serious wrong with "these" people..More over, we are really, really pissed off!
Netanyahu: "World pressure on Libya must also be directed at Iran."
Israel bulldozes Fayyad's Freedom Road, again
*Slap*
Keep doing this and you will have so many slaps you will not know if you shall sit or stand..It could become very embarrassing..Promise..
*Slap*
Keep doing this and you will have so many slaps you will not know if you shall sit or stand..It could become very embarrassing..Promise..
Ocalan calls AKP to end provocations
25 March 2011, Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan warned Turkish government to end oppresive politics and provocations in Kurdish region. Speaking to his lawyers in Imrali Prison, Ocalan said latest arrests, pressure on press institutions and attacks against protestors in Kurdish region are all planned by Turkish government and Turkish police to provoke Kurds.
Reminding of Turkey's atrocracies in Kurdish region for the last 30 years Ocalan said it's unethical to make harsh statements against BDP deputees who showed reactions to Turkish police.
Ocalan warned that these provocations are very dangerous and if he doesn't stop a large scale conflict can break out in the region.
Kurdish leader said AKP is trying to crash Kurdish political struggle by using courts and gave the ongoing so called KCK trials as an example. “Use of law replaced contr-guerilla tactics and unlawful executions against Kurdish political parties. They send every single person who says something to prison. They ignore our right to make democratic politics” Ocalan said.
Ocalan praised Newroz celebrations saying that the attendance shows nothing will stop Kurdish people's will.
About discussions on new constitution Ocalan said they demand a constitution in which basic rights of every citizen is guaranteed regardless of ethnic origin. Ocalan insisted that he is for democracy, democratic constitution and a peaful solution to the Kurdish Question.
ANF / http://en.firatnews.com/index.php?rupel=article&nuceID=2125
Reminding of Turkey's atrocracies in Kurdish region for the last 30 years Ocalan said it's unethical to make harsh statements against BDP deputees who showed reactions to Turkish police.
Ocalan warned that these provocations are very dangerous and if he doesn't stop a large scale conflict can break out in the region.
Kurdish leader said AKP is trying to crash Kurdish political struggle by using courts and gave the ongoing so called KCK trials as an example. “Use of law replaced contr-guerilla tactics and unlawful executions against Kurdish political parties. They send every single person who says something to prison. They ignore our right to make democratic politics” Ocalan said.
Ocalan praised Newroz celebrations saying that the attendance shows nothing will stop Kurdish people's will.
About discussions on new constitution Ocalan said they demand a constitution in which basic rights of every citizen is guaranteed regardless of ethnic origin. Ocalan insisted that he is for democracy, democratic constitution and a peaful solution to the Kurdish Question.
ANF / http://en.firatnews.com/index.php?rupel=article&nuceID=2125
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Well..That should cause attention to others on killing spree in Misratah..
CONFIRMED From Misratah: Gaddafi’s tanks and artillery which is stationed in Timeenah area have been bombed by coalition fighter jets. These same forces had bombed and shelled the area of Timeenah and Qasr Ahmed earlier in the day.
"Misurata right now is a clear example where "all means necessary to protect civilians" should be applied quickly."
Snipers are entering Misrata in buses via the western entrance.
Misrata & Zintans need aid and protection
Two busloads of Gaddafi forces & 11 tanks entered Misratah preparing for massacre
AJA, Caller from MISRATA: It's very important that food & medicine is sent to us by sea we need it.
Misrata & Zintans need aid and protection
Two busloads of Gaddafi forces & 11 tanks entered Misratah preparing for massacre
AJA, Caller from MISRATA: It's very important that food & medicine is sent to us by sea we need it.
Misrata: Military situation, shelling, day/night, minutes ago."Defending the country" by massacring Libyans for 5 weeks! Serious!
Misrata: AJA: Gaddafi forces using snipers distributed within the city of Misrata "Its not safe in your home, its not safe in the street."
Youths and people are being massacred in the MASSES in Misrata under siege for weeks!
Youths and people are being massacred in the MASSES all over Libya for weeks! And there is loads of documents of it. That IS a humanitarian catastrophe in a genocide going on!
"Preventing a humanitarian catastrophe"..They have been under siege without supplies or aid, massacred and asked for help FOR WEEKS!
"Preventing a humanitarian catastrophe"..They have been under siege without supplies or aid, massacred and asked for help FOR WEEKS!
Intended genocide! Reports that refugee camp in Misrata is being hit with BM-21 Grad missile launcher
9:00pm Misrata - heavy gun-fire + explosions can be heard, 4 minutes ago via web
CONFIRMED: Explosions + gun-fire as Gaddafi forces advance on Misrata! They need help!!
CONFIRMED: Mercenaries arrived in plain clothes in city buses!, 7 minutes ago via web
CONFIRMED: Gaddafi has sent busloads of mercenaries+tanks+grad missile launchers to Misrata,
Friend in Misrata Gaddafi sent enforcements if they don´t het help it'll be a full out massacre this night
Reports that refugee camp in Misrata is being hit with BM-21 Grad missile launcher - confirmation to come soon
Misrata is under attack from gaddafi units ' GRAD, Tanks " since morning. Now the battle is at Gezer district. There is heavy battle going now on Gezer District since this afternoon, 13 minutes ago
Misrata: there is no electricity, water or phone networks since Gaddafi units arrived. 19 minutes ago
Misrata: Rockets targeted refuges camp 4 times today with GRAD. 20 minutes ago
CONFIRMED: Explosions + gun-fire as Gaddafi forces advance on Misrata! They need help!!
CONFIRMED: Mercenaries arrived in plain clothes in city buses!, 7 minutes ago via web
CONFIRMED: Gaddafi has sent busloads of mercenaries+tanks+grad missile launchers to Misrata,
Friend in Misrata Gaddafi sent enforcements if they don´t het help it'll be a full out massacre this night
Reports that refugee camp in Misrata is being hit with BM-21 Grad missile launcher - confirmation to come soon
Misrata is under attack from gaddafi units ' GRAD, Tanks " since morning. Now the battle is at Gezer district. There is heavy battle going now on Gezer District since this afternoon, 13 minutes ago
Misrata: there is no electricity, water or phone networks since Gaddafi units arrived. 19 minutes ago
Misrata: Rockets targeted refuges camp 4 times today with GRAD. 20 minutes ago
It IS a humanitarian catastrophe! It´s a genocide going on förfaaan!
8:45pm Pro-democracy activist Ahmed Al Misrati in Misurata tells al Jazeera:
The city of Misurata is besieged from all sides. Gaddafi's troops had laid siege to the city and after the no-fly zone was imposed Gaddafi troops who were stationed in certain areas are now spreading out around the city. Some of them are also positioned inside the city in the main road called Tripoli Street. As a matter of fact, the city of Misurata since morning has been under heavy gunfire and heavy bombardment ... by tanks or mortar shells.
This bombardment is indiscriminate and arbitrary, sometimes targeting residential plots and one entire family was killed - the father and his children.
They are also stationed in other rooftops, especially the high buildings ... Anybody in the street comes under heavy gunfire and now the situation is exacerbating and is very, very dire.
AJAs: Gaddafi ships preventing aid ships from entering port of Misurata
The city of Misurata is besieged from all sides. Gaddafi's troops had laid siege to the city and after the no-fly zone was imposed Gaddafi troops who were stationed in certain areas are now spreading out around the city. Some of them are also positioned inside the city in the main road called Tripoli Street. As a matter of fact, the city of Misurata since morning has been under heavy gunfire and heavy bombardment ... by tanks or mortar shells.
This bombardment is indiscriminate and arbitrary, sometimes targeting residential plots and one entire family was killed - the father and his children.
They are also stationed in other rooftops, especially the high buildings ... Anybody in the street comes under heavy gunfire and now the situation is exacerbating and is very, very dire.
AJAs: Gaddafi ships preventing aid ships from entering port of Misurata
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