All important military positions in Libyan rebel government are occupyed by Al-Quaeda

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    All important military positions in Libyan rebel government are occupyed by Al-Quaeda, Le Temps reports. http://www.worldcrunch.com/top-libyan-rebel-leader-has-deep-al-qaeda-ties/3661

    Namely, the rebel military commanders in Tripoli, Benghazi and Derna are all Al-Quaeda members. The newspaper also sees Al-Queda behind the assassination of Younis who was the last moderate in rebel's military command.
     
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    How exactly have they proven this claim?


     
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    You are a 100% positive proof. When Morgot posts an imposition that they do not have a proof everyone who is in the right mind knows that they do have an exact proof.
     
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    Actually.. the NTC seems to be well prepared.

    The sanctions are being lifted so the oil companies will return.. The Europeans are releasing 1.5 billion dollars in Khadafi's funds.. and they have drafted a constitution that gives rights to minorities.

    Libya will no longer be an authoritarian socialist republic.
     
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    You don't have to confirm twice that All important military positions in Libyan rebel government are occupyed by Al-Quaeda.

    As to confirmation of the fact that Lybia is not a peacefull state moving to proserity for its citizens, but a bloody hell - you already did it 10 times. http://www.politicalforum.com/latest-world-news/204796-libya-rebels-killing-off-blacks-4.html

    I understand that your joy and joy of supporters of Obama is overwhelming, it is historic win for the Democratic party and the western democracy etc etc, but please remember you still have decades to celebrate and enjoy - don't wear yourself at once
     
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    Was this the aim? Did anybody ask the people do they want socialism or not?
     
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    South Sudan wanted independance and now it has stopped fighting Muslims and are now killing each other over cattle and torching Medecins Sans Frontiers hospitals. The tribes just changed who they kill.

    Libya will be the same.

    Tribes now armed to the teeth by NATO.
     
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    Indeed, and also Al-Qaeda may have access to chemical weapons and nuclear ingredients, maybe this was planned, the start of WW3, terrorists launch chemical attack on Israel, Israel retaliates by nuking the Gaza strip or Lebanon or something, then Pakistan, India all retaliate in succession and the nations of the middle east fold like a line of dominoes.
     
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    The question is what if the Islamists put forth a demand for Sharia law and an Islamic (code for undemocratic) government? What percentage of the rebel fighters would follow them if they launched a coup against a non-cooperative TNC? What percentage of the population would fall for this Islamist rhetoric?

    I don't think they have enough support among the fighters to make this a viable option, but if the TNC makes a lot of mistakes and if it neglects supporting the rebel fighters (many revolutionary councils have made the grave mistake of neglecting the soldiers who put them in power) then there could easily be cause for alarm. Qadaffi came to power via a military coup and managed to stay in power for 4 decades.
     
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    Colonel Gaddafi's Golf Buggy "A Legitimate Target" - NATO

    Thursday, 25 August 2011
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    The golf buggy ridden by Libya's Colonel Gaddafi has been identified as being a primary target for NATO forces trying to oust the country's dictator, it has been revealed.

    The buggy, in which Gaddafi travelled all over Libya, North Africa and the Middle East, conducting all his official business, was found abandoned by conquering rebel forces after they overcame the Colonel's Bab al-Aziziya compound yesterday.

    NATO leaders have this morning admitted that the buggy had been one of their primary targets for destruction, and claimed that, as such, it was "entirely legitimate". Its strategic importance is only now becoming clear.

    Rebels celebrated the capture of the compound by wildly driving the buggy around in circles, whilst others danced around it, screaming anti-Gaddafi slogans. One man was seen to slash a tyre, whilst another ripped the buggy's polyurethane covering which traditionally prevents the madcap Colonel getting wet if it rains.

    A NATO spokesman said:

    "The Colonel has played his final round, I'm afraid."
     
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    What sort of progress are they making in Egypt?
     
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    Abdel-Fattah Younes was murdered by the TNC for sure.
    You just have to watch the body language of Jibril as he announces it and how could he announce it when he said a body had not been found yet!!!
    Younis was already in custody of the TNC and under arrest.



    The Al Jazeera document find is going to reveal a whole lot to the world about the real US - TNC- EU involvement in all of this.

    This wasn't just rebels in Benghazi uprising. US and UK have boots on the ground in Libya. SAS men are there on the ground. CIA is there. Those US pilots were rescued by 'boots on the ground'.

    The media is not reporting the truth.
     
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    what progress are who making in Egypt?
    be specific
    the salafist?
     
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    Are they transferring power from the Army.. planning elections?? Have things settled down and people gone back to work... kids to school?
     
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    People went back to work months ago. It's Eid so schools not open. They will return soon.

    If you drive around Cairo you cannot see any difference as life is back to normal for months now.

    Only real difference is much fewer police to be seen.


    We are waiting for trial to resume at Police Academy next week of Adley and Mubarak etc.
    Presidential candidates are putting up banners around town and flyers.
    Political parties are sorting themsleves out into groups and coalitions.
    Army is trying very hard to deal with a revolution, look after our defences with the Israelis, dealing with Libyan border, helping with security after lack of police presence and trust, deal with International issues, support PM Sharaf and cabinet, keep 86 million people with different needs happy, trying to restore trust in people regarding police, secure Sinai, develop Sinai and populate it and agriculture it and house bedouin and allow them to buy land, deal with Sudan border, catch spies, provide security in the desert highways and cope with all the released prisoners who Adley released who are causing problems, deal with traffic accidents, do all police work, man checkpoints and search for weapons, etc etc etc etc the list is endless.

    Where I live nothing much has changed except Mubarak has gone and people can talk freely now. We do not fear state security. We are growing up fast and taking responsibility for our own actions now and not having to rely on others dictating to us and terrorizing us.

    I would imagine that from what I can see the army has a lot of support. Only a small minority have a problem with them. We understand they have a huge task to cope with and are doing a good job.

    Soon we will vote and have a new president who we can oust if he does not perform.
    Many groups and syndicates are being established.
    Many realise we have to rely on ourselves and develop and populate Sinai and agriculture it.
    There will be big drive to do this.

    Many things to solve but we are Egyptian and we realise that we are only 6 months since our whole country was turned on its head and we are starting from scratch now.

    People will settle when Mubarak and Co are dealt with.
    People will settle when outside forces stop interfering to counter our revolution.
     
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    All that sounds like progress so why are you still blaming Saudis, salafists, al qaeda etc?

     
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    You read Arabic so check out Egyptian forums with Salafists on them and see what they are proposing for Egypt then you will see why we have a problem.
    I am not blaming AQ. I never mentioned them at all.
    Saudi thinks because they can hand out money they can solve problems. They dont know that peoples problems cannot always be fixed by handing out cash.
    Saudi ideology is a big problem and it is spreading and we need to get on top of it.
    Egyptians are the friendliest and probably most pious in the region.
    We also not Arabs as such. We have our own identity.
    We do not like traitors and dictators.
    The new Egypt will not be like the old Egypt who bended over to please stronger nations and bullies.

    We Egyptians know our strength.
    People should not underestimate us.
    We will be just and fair and moral.
    We had enough of dictatorships and being pushed around and kicked in the face for too long.
    We will mind out own business but not be afraid to speak out when see see wrong doing.
    Our voice will be strong and carry weight.
    We know Saud well.
    As I said before we are religious people both Copt and Muslim.
    One day we hope that Saudi will return to Islam.
    Allah gave it a big test giving it oil.
    It has yet to prove itself to Allah.
    It has yet to choose the right moral path.
    Crushing oppostion and handing out cash to silence is not Islamic.
     
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    Saudi arabia tends to be very practical when it comes to slow social and economic progress.. and its worked for 70 years.
     
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    "worked" for expats tied to oil but maybe not worked for their Philippino slaves, servants and democratic human rights of wider society. Let us know, Margot, when you finally decide to exit your bubble.
     
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    While the king and his sons live in palaces of gold the people are still asking for rights.

    Unislamic.

    The wealth is the peoples. The resources are the peoples not the King and princes.

    It is not shared equally and Al Saud has a big bank account when the people have small or none.

    They do not follow the prophet.
     
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    Its worked for the Saudis too.. It has changed their health, the diversity in diet , education and so forth.

    You have never been to Saudi Arabia, have you?

    Well Egypt's relationship with Arabia is often been strained since Egypt fought for the communists in Yemen... and the propaganda has often been dirty but comical.
     
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    Sometimes Margot a point is reached whereby it is not longer necessary to visit Greenland to know that it's cold there. Your relatively privileged status has clearly blinded you to the human rights realities of that country.
     
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    The Saudis are subject to fewer government regulations and government interference than Americans.
     
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    Thousands march at Bahrain teenager's funeral
    By REUTERS
    09/01/2011 18:04



    Another desperate despot
     
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    in 2011 I would have hoped it had
     

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