Ja, so seh‘ ich das auch. Nicht nur Deutschland verblödet.Zitat:
Zitat von Widder58
Einziger Hoffnungsschimmer: www
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Ja, so seh‘ ich das auch. Nicht nur Deutschland verblödet.Zitat:
Zitat von Widder58
Einziger Hoffnungsschimmer: www
Korrekt. Aber das setzt eben voraus dass man sich selbst ein politisches Bild macht- aber 80% interessiert das von hause aus nicht- da dringen dann eben nur die Propagandabilder durch. Und eben das wissen die Initiatoren.Zitat:
Zitat von Penthesilea
Fulvio Grimaldi - Maledetta Primavera in Hessen
In Hessen gibt es die Tage mehrere Aufführungen von Fulvio Grimaldis Film "Maledetta Primavera", der die beliebtesten Lügen der westlichen Propaganda entkräften kann - und entsprechend kann man Rückschlüsse auf die "Enthüllungen" ziehen, die gerade über Syrien gekübelt werden.
10.02. 19.00 Gross-Gerau, Darmstädter Straße 31 (Kulturcafe)
11.02. 19.00 Darmstadt, Lauteschläger Straße 28a (Hoffart Theater)
12.02. 11.00 Hanau, Wilhelmstrasse 2 (Büro Linkspartei)
Damit die Veranstaltungen nicht zu voll werden ist bspw. die Hanauer Veranstaltung bis jetzt nicht einmal auf der Homepage der Linken Hanau angekündigt.
Saadi Gaddafi hat sich jetzt zum ersten Mal seit der Ermordung seines Vaters öffentlich bei einem arabischen Fernsehsender geäußert. In seinem Interview hat er davon gesprochen, dass die Mehrheit der Libyer die Nase voll vom NTC hat und es bald zu einem Volksaufstand gegen das NTC kommen wird.
http://english.alarabiya.net/article...10/193865.htmlZitat:
One of the sons of Libya’s late leader Muammar Qaddafi, Saadi Qaddafi, who is currently a fugitive in Niger told Al Arabiya late Friday that there is a growing uprising in the country and that he is communicating with many groups as well as members of the Libyan National Transitional Council.
“There will be an uprising in most of the areas of the republic … I see it growing every day, there will be a big uprising,” Saadi Qaddafi said in an eight-minute phone interview
“There will be a great uprising in the south, in the east, in the center and in the west. All the regions of Libya will witness this new popular uprising,” Qaddafi added.
Qaddafi, who described the situation as unsatisfactory for 70 percent of Libyans, said that he he is in touch, almost on a daily basis, with many tribes, militias and people in the transitional council.
“The Libyan people are governed by gangs, and people must work to eradicate militias,” he said, adding “there is a great tension in the country and there are weapons everywhere.”
“The NTC is not a legitimate body ... and is not in control of the militias.”
He also urged those preparing to participate in the upcoming uprising to sit down and talk and not seek any bloodshed.
Asked if he is planning to return to Libya, he said his return is inevitable and can be at any second. He said he aims to stop revenge operations.
He urged people in power in Libya to repent and to stop steaing money. He also said that Libya is a Muslim country and that there is no need for a divisive party system or elections.
The transitional government appointed in November is leading Libya to elections in June after last year’s uprising but is struggling to restore services and impose order on a myriad armed groups.
The fugitive son was a businessman and former football player. In 2011, he was the commander of Libya’s Special Forces and was involved in the Libyan civil war.
Ich bin auf die Reaktion der westlich demokratischen Kriegs-Verbrecher und ihrer Nord Altantischen Terror Organisation gespannt, wie sie zukünftige Kriegs-Verbrechen gegen das libysche Volk märchenhaft erlügen, um ihr demokratisches Produkt der Plünderung und Geißelung Libyens aufrecht zu halten?Zitat:
Zitat von Steiner
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Na dann, gute Nacht, für Israel!Zitat:
Zitat von wille
Der grüne Widerstand in Libyen besteht auch weiterhin fort. Hier ein paar kleine Videos leider auf arabisch. Sollte jemand dieser Sprache mächtig sein, dann würde ich mich sehr darüber freuen wenn derjenige die wichtigsten Fakten aus den Videos Übersetzen könnte.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Kk_6HdDWqE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIlQmZMWJsU
Trotzdem ist das Ziel des Imperiums und seiner Vasallen in Form von Chaos, Bürgerkrieg und Unruhen nach dem Motto "divide et impera" nun auch in Libyen erreicht und die Karawane zieht weiter über Syrien hin zum Iran. Dafür gibt es Beispiele zur genüge auf dem Weg einer Horde mörderischer Söldner aus aller Welt angeführt von einer kleinen Clique Bankster.Zitat:
Zitat von Steiner
Ein neuer Bericht aus Sirte. Seit dem verheerenden Bombardement durch NATO-Terrorflugzeuge hat sich so gut wie nichts in der Stadt verändert. Es gibt noch nicht mal fließendens Wasser und die Bewohner werden von Tag zu Tag wütender.Die Mehrheit steht auch weiterin zu Col. Gaddafi.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-16961376Zitat:
Gaddafi 'still in our hearts'
The transitional government is promising to rebuild it, although this is unlikely to be on the grandiose scale of the Gaddafi era.
"All the other town councils agree that Sirte should be the priority for rebuilding," says Mohammed Kablan, the head of the new local administration.
Sirte schoolgirl
"Everybody feels sympathy for Sirte."
He said around 60% of the town's inhabitants had come back, so repairing housing, schools and utilities was an urgent need.
At the Taleah al-Nasser school in District 2, the most battle-scarred part of Sirte, there are holes in the walls made by rockets; the whiteboards are peppered with bullet-holes.
They start the day with military-style exercises in the playground, like any other Libyan school.
When it comes to singing the new national anthem though, they can only find a handful of pupils able to sing it.
This is actually an old anthem, restored to celebrate the anti-Gaddafi revolution, and most of the children come from families who remain defiantly loyal to the former ruler.
"He is still in our hearts," one of the teachers told me.
'Bad, sad and angry'
You hear that a lot in Sirte. I asked the older pupils what they thought of the changes in their country. Most were too nervous to say.
But one girl spoke up. "What happened in our town is a disaster," she said.
"They attacked us in our houses and looted them, they destroyed everything."
She dismissed the revolution. "Nothing has changed," she said, "just a different flag they put on our schoolbooks."
Her teacher, Shifa Hassan, has noticed what effect the defeat of Sirte has had on its inhabitants.
"The psychology of people is very bad," she said. "They are very sad, very angry and very aggressive."
Another teacher at the school started shouting, in tears, about the deaths of six family members during the fighting. She blamed Nato.
Everyone at the school complained about being abandoned by the new government.
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There is no running water, and many of the houses in District 2 are uninhabitable. The needs are obvious.