Askari Kanzu
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Tupinge kwa madafu ya Kikwete. Buku ngapi utatoa wasipokana?
The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi
The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi
Hii ni familia haihusiki na vita,wahusika wakuu Ghadafi na wanae Saif na Khamis bado wako Libya na hawatoroki kwenda popote.
Nitachukua madafu ya bure, nimemuoa yule Ala wa cnn, sahizi ndani ya libya waandishi wametoroka, nato wanachofanya ni uvumi kama trick ili akijitokeza wana mrushia mabomu na kumumaliza. Maana Islam aliwaumiza sana, sahizi wanavizia tu, atakayejitokeza tu hadhari atapigwa mabomu mvua. Tripoli kwenyewe hakuna m rebel wametawanyika balaa.
Wangekuwa wameiteka tripoli kungekuwa na converage la nguvu yani la kufa mtu la bbc na cnn na aljezera, angalia picha wanazotoa wanazitoa na mchelemchele mwingi ili usigundua kama ni picha za kubumba.
[h=1]Khamis Gaddafi may be next on wanted list: ICC[/h] Another of Muammar Gaddafi's sons, whose military unit is accused of killing dozens of detainees in Tripoli, may be placed on the war crimes court's most wanted list, the prosecutor told Reuters on Monday.
Khamis Gaddafi may be next on wanted list: ICC | Top News | Reuters
Gaddafi's son Khamis killed in clash -rebel officer
UPDATE 1-Gaddafi's son Khamis killed in clash -rebel officer | News by Country | Reuters
Huyu Khamis ana roho ngapi?
Halafu wanaopiga mabomu ni NATO lakini hakuna arrest warant kwa wakuu wa NATO? Au msamiati umebadilika..kuua raia imekuwa kulinda raia?
Khamis Gaddafi may be next on wanted list: ICC | Top News | Reuters
Gaddafi's son Khamis killed in clash -rebel officer
UPDATE 1-Gaddafi's son Khamis killed in clash -rebel officer | News by Country | Reuters
Huyu Khamis ana roho ngapi?
Halafu wanaopiga mabomu ni NATO lakini hakuna arrest warant kwa wakuu wa NATO? Au msamiati umebadilika..kuua raia imekuwa kulinda raia?
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Usiwe na uhakika sana, nakuhakikishia nitakungojea Western Union kesho kutwa!
Gaddafi opponents say he is still a threat
"I call for continued protection from NATO and its allies from this tyrant," Abdel Jalil said. "He is still a threat, not just for Libyans but for the entire world."
UPDATE 1-Gaddafi opponents say he is still a threat | News by Country | Reuters
Lugha hii ya threat for the intere world...ni lugha iliyotumiwa kuelezea Al qaeda.
Leo Gaddafi amekuwa threat kwa dunia? Lakini wanasema wameshauangasha utawala wake, vipi Gaddafi anabaki kuwa ni threat?
Au "pockets" of Gaddafi loyalists zinaongezeka?
Mkuu
Jana tulikubaliana hakuna kufanya propaganda.
Unaelewa kuwa awali ilisemwa watu waliouawa walikuwa 6000 lakini ICC mwishowe wameishia na figure ya 200 na ushee katika kurupushani ya ku-contain uprising ambayo tokea mwanzo vigenge vya rebels walitumia silaha.
Lakini serikali ya Libya(Gaddafi) ilikaribisha fact finding mission ya UN au chombo chochote kujiridhisha kuwa hakukuwa na mauaji ya halaiki Libya. Si UN wala ICC iliyokubali mwaliko huo badala yake walisikiliza propaganda za US na Western media.
Kama hiyo haitoshi, Nani kati ya NATO na rebels wao kwa upande mmoja na Gaddafi na jeshi lake walioua halaiki ya raia?
Mkuu fumba macho kwa hili lakini baadae yafumbue.
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Labda ni macho yako yaliyofumba. Kwa kukuongezea mchezo wa propaganda: hivi sasa rebels wanasema kuna wafungwa wapatao hamsini elfu hawajulikani walipo! Ukitaka propaganda zaidi nitakupa tu Mkuu. Usiwe na wasi wasi!
Anger simmers among pro-Gaddafi Libyans in Tripoli
"You media don't tell the truth, you're all traitors, spies," shouted a taxi driver, his face contorted with anger, not caring that nearby were armed and zealous rebels.
"You sold our country out," sho uted another man who came to join him, before a deafening crack prompted the shoppers in the busy street to duck and flinch.
"Look at this," shouted the taxi driver, pointing at the young rebel across the street who had fired an anti-aircraft gun into the air.
"This is what our country has come to," he said.
In Tripoli's Batata district, a shop worker ushered this reporter into a corner of the store, away from customers.
"Gaddafi gave us the best life. We were comfortable, we could go anywhere we wanted. Now we can't go out at all. I have friends in Gaddafi's army, and they will never surrender," the 20-year-old said.
"Only God, Mohammed and Muammar," he added, repeating a well-known pro-Gaddafi slogan that rebels have been busy defacing and covering with their own graffiti in recent days.
The shop worker's brother's allegiance was more nuanced.
"Before, arrogant or not, under Gaddafi there was no killing in the streets, no weapons. Now after the revolution, there's killing, fear. I wish he was still here," he said.
"There's more Gaddafi supporters than rebels here. But they can't act right now as we don't know what the future will be. They're waiting for Gaddafi to come back," he added.
Anger simmers among pro-Gaddafi Libyans in Tripoli | News by Country | Reuters
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tatizo weusi na uarab, gadaf yeye ni mwarabu mweusi lakini kule bengazi ni weupe
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Yeah, waache waendelee kumngoja Gaddafi arudi!
Pande zote mbili katika sakata hili zimejaa waongo wa kutupwa na siko hapa kutetea upande wowote. One thing that I have been consequent from the very begining is: Gaddafi is a spent force and his time has come to relinquish power!
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Gaddafi atakwenda na wengi!
Libya threatens to become terrorist arms depot
By DAVID ROSENBERG / THE MEDIA LINE
08/28/2011 17:42
Post-Gaddafi chaos exposes arsenals of small arms and chemicals to raids by smugglers and militants.
The collapse of strongman Muamar Gaddafi's government and the ensuing chaos in Libya could prove to be boon to the militant groups in Africa and the Middle East by opening up arsenals of weaponry ranging from small arms to chemicals, experts are warning.
Rebels have seized much of the country including most of the capital Tripoli, but as of late Thursday they were still battling Gaddafi loyalists and struggling to establish law and order in a country wracked by six months of civil war. Unorganized opposition fighters and ordinary Libyans have pried open weapons stores in the search for arms for battle and tradable goods.
"It's very hard to say what is actually out there. The large arsenals in the hands of Libyan armed forces have been plundered. This plundering has been very disorganized. People walk in and take whatever they need and load them onto trucks. No one knows where those trucks are going," said Pieter Wezeman, a research arms transfer program research, at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).
"There will be very many weapons from these arsenals spreading throughout Libya and maybe outside of Libya," Wezeman, told The Media Line.
Gaddafi is the third Arab leader to fall in the Arab Spring turmoil but the first to go down in a war that has left such anarchy its wake. The weapons stockpile could find its way across the country's desolate expanses and through its unguarded borders. Libya would turn into a weapons larder for groups such as Hamas in the Gaza Strip to fighters in Dafur and al-Qaida Islamists across North Africa and Iraq, experts said
Jerusalem Post
Libya threatens to become terrorist arms depot
By DAVID ROSENBERG / THE MEDIA LINE
08/28/2011 17:42
Post-Gaddafi chaos exposes arsenals of small arms and chemicals to raids by smugglers and militants.
The collapse of strongman Muamar Gaddafi's government and the ensuing chaos in Libya could prove to be boon to the militant groups in Africa and the Middle East by opening up arsenals of weaponry ranging from small arms to chemicals, experts are warning.
Rebels have seized much of the country including most of the capital Tripoli, but as of late Thursday they were still battling Gaddafi loyalists and struggling to establish law and order in a country wracked by six months of civil war. Unorganized opposition fighters and ordinary Libyans have pried open weapons stores in the search for arms for battle and tradable goods.
"It's very hard to say what is actually out there. The large arsenals in the hands of Libyan armed forces have been plundered. This plundering has been very disorganized. People walk in and take whatever they need and load them onto trucks. No one knows where those trucks are going," said Pieter Wezeman, a research arms transfer program research, at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).
"There will be very many weapons from these arsenals spreading throughout Libya and maybe outside of Libya," Wezeman, told The Media Line.
Gaddafi is the third Arab leader to fall in the Arab Spring turmoil but the first to go down in a war that has left such anarchy its wake. The weapons stockpile could find its way across the country's desolate expanses and through its unguarded borders. Libya would turn into a weapons larder for groups such as Hamas in the Gaza Strip to fighters in Dafur and al-Qaida Islamists across North Africa and Iraq, experts said
Jerusalem Post
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Italian energy giant ENI signs deal with Libya rebels
(AFP)
29th August 2011
MILAN Italian energy major ENI signed an agreement with the Libyan rebel leadership on Monday aimed at resuming its massive operations in the war-torn country and re-starting gas supplies to Italy. The deal also includes an urgent shipment of fuel for the Libyan population.
The agreement signed in Benghazi "strengthens cooperation in Libya" between ENI and the NTC (National Transitional Council), ENI said in a statement. ENI has been in Libya -- a former Italian colony -- since 1959 and is by far the biggest foreign energy producer in the oil-rich country.
ENI and the NTC "are committed to creating the conditions for a rapid and complete recovery of ENI's activities in Libya and to doing all that is necessary to restart operations on the Greenstream pipeline," it added. Greenstream connects Libya to Italy and accounts for a large share of Italian gas imports. The pipeline was suspended earlier this year.
ENI said it would also help rebels evaluate the state of energy infrastructure and provide "a first supply of refined petroleum products". ENI chief executive Paolo Scaroni said on Thursday that future fuel deliveries to Libya would be paid for through crude oil supplies from Libya. Scaroni said it could take up to 18 months to get back to normal activities because of extensive damage and the security situation on the ground.
ENI suspended almost all of its activities in the country during the conflict and currently produces only around 50,000 barrels per day compared to 280,000 barrels per day before the start of military operations.
(AFP)
29th August 2011
MILAN Italian energy major ENI signed an agreement with the Libyan rebel leadership on Monday aimed at resuming its massive operations in the war-torn country and re-starting gas supplies to Italy. The deal also includes an urgent shipment of fuel for the Libyan population.
The agreement signed in Benghazi "strengthens cooperation in Libya" between ENI and the NTC (National Transitional Council), ENI said in a statement. ENI has been in Libya -- a former Italian colony -- since 1959 and is by far the biggest foreign energy producer in the oil-rich country.
ENI and the NTC "are committed to creating the conditions for a rapid and complete recovery of ENI's activities in Libya and to doing all that is necessary to restart operations on the Greenstream pipeline," it added. Greenstream connects Libya to Italy and accounts for a large share of Italian gas imports. The pipeline was suspended earlier this year.
ENI said it would also help rebels evaluate the state of energy infrastructure and provide "a first supply of refined petroleum products". ENI chief executive Paolo Scaroni said on Thursday that future fuel deliveries to Libya would be paid for through crude oil supplies from Libya. Scaroni said it could take up to 18 months to get back to normal activities because of extensive damage and the security situation on the ground.
ENI suspended almost all of its activities in the country during the conflict and currently produces only around 50,000 barrels per day compared to 280,000 barrels per day before the start of military operations.
Umesema mwenyewe KAMA ni mamluki lakini ukweli blacks has been Subjected to Racial Profiling..
Na haikuanza jana, na kwa uhakika kuna uwezekano gani wesui ndio wawe mamluki wa Ghadaffi kuliko waarabu wenye wenyewe. Mbona hatua hizo hizo zisifanyike kuwatafuta waarabu wenzano tena wengine wamejiunga na upande wa Mawanapinduzi mara tu Majeshi yalipoingia Tripoli..
Ghadaffi kesha ondolewa in power, kinachotakiwa ni kuiweka nchi ktk hali ya usalama zaidi lakini sii kwa kuwakusanya weusi kwa madai ya kuwa mamluki na ati sasa hivi Libya ni nchi mpya, inatungiwa Constitution na UN na kadhalika. Kuna uwezekano mkubwa wa Libya mpya kujitoa hata ktk AU na kujiona wao waarabu zaidi kwa sababu wanaungwa mkono na Saudia pamoja na nchi mamluki wa Marekani..Ghadaffi katawala miaka 42 je hao wa Saudia, Bahrain na huko Qatar wametawala miaka mingapi?
US na West wanatafuta na watatafuta kila sababu ili waingize vikosi vyao vya ardhini. Hili unalolisemea hapa ni moja ya sababu ya kuingiza vikosi kwa kisingizio cha kulinda silaha zisiangukie mikononi mwa "terrorists".
Huko US tayari kampeni ya kuwa US iwe na role ya ku-secure hizo silaha.
Mkuu Aisha anasema,@
@blorpy Blorpy, #rebels do not control #Tripoli, #Sirte, #Sabha & lots of smaller towns. If #NATO murders for another 6 months ask me then.
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Sidhani kama wako tayari kufanya hivyo kwa sababu wameshajifunza Afghanistan na Iraq. Kama wangetaka kufanya hivyo wangeshafanya zamani (of course covert agents/soldiers are already there, this is not a secret). They will never risk a change in public opinion should some of their soldiers get killed in combat in Libya.