The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi
The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi
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TUJITEGEMEE
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Explosion in Tripoli, September 24, 2011. The heroic resistance continues
Saturday, 24.09.2011 - 23:54
A series of powerful explosions took place today in Tripoli near a large naval base. This is stated in the reports from the Libyan capital. According to the testimony of a number of witnesses, the explosion occurred in the part of the city called Abu Seta.
http://www.wasteland-news.ru/novosti/ http://www.wasteland-news.ru/novosti/
In the port of Tripoli, a ship that was delivering arms and ammunition from France, to the rebels, exploded. After the explosion in the port several carloads of French Special Forces were seen. The port continues to burn. Above the town is a huge cloud of black smoke.
There was also gunfire heard in the city. Observers do not exclude the possibility that the explosion in the port was the result of a daring operation conducted by the Libyan army, under the noses of the rebels.
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Libyan Information Bureau
Saturday, 24.09.2011 - 16:44
Yesterday we were in the wilderness with a team of Tuaregs. And for security purposes we had no phones and no cameras. The Tuareg elders have given us a statement in which they state that they will not accept colonial crusaders in their lands.
In the south of Libya, the situation is not the same as described in the media. The rebels, along with Western reporters, rode through some of the villages. The villagers waved rat flags, but this was a purposeful deception. The villagers were involved in a mission that was designed to help cut off the supply lines of the rebels, and they waved the rebel flag to draw attention away from their underground, anti-NATO and anti-rebel activity.
NATO might decide to bomb, but there is now a problem for NATO: It can no longer distinguish between who is a rebel and who is Jamahiriya fighter. This is because Jamahiriya fighters are using guerrilla tactics in order to mix with the rebels.
We have visited and talked to many people. And they have told us that the NATO bombing has given them the inspiration to fight hard against NATO genocidal aggression. One tactic that the villagers use is to let the rebels come through, and then the kill them from behind.
We went behind the so-called enemy lines, and we assure you that there was no one to stop us. (For security reasons we will not mention the areas that we and the noble Tuareg tribesmen visited).
We recognize that the media and the rebels are misleading the people of the world, and that they are doing this in attempt to break our morale. But our morale is strong.
From the call of Tarragon, we learned that there is a big problem for the rebels, because our Mujahideen (fighters) attacked them two days ago, and now the rats are cut off at this point.
In addition, in Sirte, rats are killed en masse. As for Bani Walid, the rebels seem to have decided not to attack it. Their strategy is to continue to attempt to block vital supplies from reaching the people of Bani Walid.
They hope that this will create a humanitarian crises, and thus the people of Bani Walid will be forced to surrender, and let the rebels in to supposedly give the people of Bani Walid needed supplies. But the nobel tribesmen took an oath of loyalty, vowing to not allow such a humanitarian crises to occur.
Saturday, 24.09.2011 - 16:44
Yesterday we were in the wilderness with a team of Tuaregs. And for security purposes we had no phones and no cameras. The Tuareg elders have given us a statement in which they state that they will not accept colonial crusaders in their lands.
In the south of Libya, the situation is not the same as described in the media. The rebels, along with Western reporters, rode through some of the villages. The villagers waved rat flags, but this was a purposeful deception. The villagers were involved in a mission that was designed to help cut off the supply lines of the rebels, and they waved the rebel flag to draw attention away from their underground, anti-NATO and anti-rebel activity.
NATO might decide to bomb, but there is now a problem for NATO: It can no longer distinguish between who is a rebel and who is Jamahiriya fighter. This is because Jamahiriya fighters are using guerrilla tactics in order to mix with the rebels.
We have visited and talked to many people. And they have told us that the NATO bombing has given them the inspiration to fight hard against NATO genocidal aggression. One tactic that the villagers use is to let the rebels come through, and then the kill them from behind.
We went behind the so-called enemy lines, and we assure you that there was no one to stop us. (For security reasons we will not mention the areas that we and the noble Tuareg tribesmen visited).
We recognize that the media and the rebels are misleading the people of the world, and that they are doing this in attempt to break our morale. But our morale is strong.
From the call of Tarragon, we learned that there is a big problem for the rebels, because our Mujahideen (fighters) attacked them two days ago, and now the rats are cut off at this point.
In addition, in Sirte, rats are killed en masse. As for Bani Walid, the rebels seem to have decided not to attack it. Their strategy is to continue to attempt to block vital supplies from reaching the people of Bani Walid.
They hope that this will create a humanitarian crises, and thus the people of Bani Walid will be forced to surrender, and let the rebels in to supposedly give the people of Bani Walid needed supplies. But the nobel tribesmen took an oath of loyalty, vowing to not allow such a humanitarian crises to occur.
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A fighter of Libyas ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) screams for help after his comrade was shot by a sniper during heavy battles at the entrance of Al-Ethaa street, about 7 kilometers from the heart of Sirte, Libya, Sept. 24, 2011. NTC forces, backed by NATO warplanes, have marched into Sirte, the hometown of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, after fierce fighting with troops loyal to Gaddafi, Qatar-based al-Jazeera television reported Saturday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)
Tanks of Libyas ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) head towards Sirte during heavy battles at the entrance of Al-Ethaa street, about 7 kilometers from the heart of sirte, Libya, Sept. 24, 2011. NTC forces, backed by NATO warplanes, have marched into Sirte, the hometown of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, after fierce fighting with troops loyal to Gaddafi, Qatar-based al-Jazeera television reported Saturday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)
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EBU ANGALIA(picha ya chini),SOMA MAELEZO YA PICHA, HALAFU ANGALIA 'ROAD SIGNS' NA ULINGANISHE NA MWELEKEO WA MAGARI, NI KWELI HAWA WANAINGIA AU WANATOKA SIRTE BAADA YA KIBANO ?
A fighter of Libyas ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) screams for help after his comrade was shot by a sniper during heavy battles at the entrance of Al-Ethaa street, about 7 kilometers from the heart of Sirte, Libya, Sept. 24, 2011. NTC forces, backed by NATO warplanes, have marched into Sirte, the hometown of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, after fierce fighting with troops loyal to Gaddafi, Qatar-based al-Jazeera television reported Saturday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)
Tanks of Libyas ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) head towards Sirte during heavy battles at the entrance of Al-Ethaa street, about 7 kilometers from the heart of sirte, Libya, Sept. 24, 2011. NTC forces, backed by NATO warplanes, have marched into Sirte, the hometown of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, after fierce fighting with troops loyal to Gaddafi, Qatar-based al-Jazeera television reported Saturday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)
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EBU ANGALIA(picha ya chini),SOMA MAELEZO YA PICHA, HALAFU ANGALIA 'ROAD SIGNS' NA ULINGANISHE NA MWELEKEO WA MAGARI, NI KWELI HAWA WANAINGIA AU WANATOKA SIRTE BAADA YA KIBANO ?
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Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC) fighters have been forced to retreat from the city of Sirte following resistance from loyalists to fugitive ruler Muammar Gaddafi.
According to Press TV, NTC fighters say they are preparing themselves for a fresh round of assaults on Gaddafi's birthplace, following the regrouping of the dictator's loyalists in Sirte.
The interim authorities also announced that they have uncovered a mass grave in the capital city of Tripoli, containing the bodies of 1,270 inmates killed by the Gaddafi regime in a prison massacre.
According to Dr. Ibrahim Abu Sahima of the interim government committee overseeing the search for victims of the former regime, the site was found near Tripoli's Abu Salim prison, where the victims were killed on June 26, 1996, after protesting conditions at the facility.
For the past two weeks anti-Gaddafi forces have been trying to enter his last remaining strongholds, Sirte and Bani Walid.
CHANZO: Gaddafi loyalists push NTC out of Sirte, mass grave found
According to Press TV, NTC fighters say they are preparing themselves for a fresh round of assaults on Gaddafi's birthplace, following the regrouping of the dictator's loyalists in Sirte.
The interim authorities also announced that they have uncovered a mass grave in the capital city of Tripoli, containing the bodies of 1,270 inmates killed by the Gaddafi regime in a prison massacre.
According to Dr. Ibrahim Abu Sahima of the interim government committee overseeing the search for victims of the former regime, the site was found near Tripoli's Abu Salim prison, where the victims were killed on June 26, 1996, after protesting conditions at the facility.
For the past two weeks anti-Gaddafi forces have been trying to enter his last remaining strongholds, Sirte and Bani Walid.
CHANZO: Gaddafi loyalists push NTC out of Sirte, mass grave found
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Laaska News Sept. 25,2011
A fighter of Libya's ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) screams for help after his comrade was shot by a sniper during heavy battles at the entrance of Al-Etha'a street, about 7 kilometers from the heart of Sirte, Libya, Sept. 24, 2011. NTC forces, backed by NATO warplanes, have marched into Sirte, the hometown of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, after fierce fighting with troops loyal to Gaddafi, Qatar-based al-Jazeera television reported Saturday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)
Tanks of Libya's ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) head towards Sirte during heavy battles at the entrance of Al-Etha'a street, about 7 kilometers from the heart of sirte, Libya, Sept. 24, 2011. NTC forces, backed by NATO warplanes, have marched into Sirte, the hometown of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, after fierce fighting with troops loyal to Gaddafi, Qatar-based al-Jazeera television reported Saturday. (Xinhua/Amru Salahuddien)
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EBU ANGALIA(picha ya chini),SOMA MAELEZO YA PICHA, HALAFU ANGALIA 'ROAD SIGNS' NA ULINGANISHE NA MWELEKEO WA MAGARI, NI KWELI HAWA WANAINGIA AU WANATOKA SIRTE BAADA YA KIBANO ?
Kwa kweli Road sign kwenye picha ya chini inaonesha ni Kilometer hamsini (50 KM) wakati maelezo yanasema wako Kilometa saba (7 KM) toka Sirte....
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hiyo road sign unayosema wewe maana yake usiendeshe gari zaid ya hiyo speed, haina uhusiano wowote na umbali
TUJITEGEMEE
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sawa 'road sign' inaonyesha usiendeshe zaidi ya speed hiyo, ninavyojua alama hiyo huwa inakutahadharisha kuwa eneo unaloingia utumie/upite kwa spidi hiyo, lakini katika picha inaonyesha kabisa magari hayaingii bali yanatoka na ukiangalia yanapotoka kuna moshi mwingi. Mkuu dots zako unaziunganishaje hapo?
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Naona leo umeamua kupiga madogori na manyanga. Aisee kwani vitani ni lazima ufuate sheria za trafiki? Inawezekana kabisa hao jamaa wanakwenda kwa reverse (taktiki za kivita).
Afu hiyo habari umeichimbua mpaka ukaipata kwenye blogu ya kisomali ili basi tu uonyeshe eti wahuni wa Bengarz wanapata kichapo toka kwa kanali. Duhu, hao wasomali hawaaminiki!
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Egypt denies Gaddafi family members arrived in Cairo
Sep 26, 2011, 10:57 GMT
Cairo - Egyptian airport authorities denied on Monday that near relations of fugitive Libyan leader Moamer Gaddafi arrived in Cairo, following reports saying Gaddafi family members left Algeria aboard a plane heading to Cairo.
Cairo sources said that no relatives of Gaddafi had arrived for the past few months, adding that visa requirements and security approval are required for every Libyan to enter Cairo.
Algerian media reports said earlier that eight members of Gaddafi's family, probably including his daughter Aisha, had left Algiers for Cairo on Saturday.
Aisha Gaddafi, her mother and two brothers, Mohamed and Hannibal crossed the Libyan borders into Algeria last month, after Libyan rebels took over the capital Tripoli.
Algeria has slammed recent remarks by Aisha to pro-Gaddafi television al-Rai as unacceptable, as long as the North African country hosts her.
She sent a voice message saying her father was in high spirits and that he is fighting along his supporters.
Another son, al-Saadi Gaddafi, is believed to have escaped to Niger.
Thousands of Libyans fled their country after a conflict began in February between forces loyal to Gaddafi and rebels seeking his ouster. Many have crossed Libya's eastern borders into Egypt.
monstersandcritics.com
Sep 26, 2011, 10:57 GMT
Cairo - Egyptian airport authorities denied on Monday that near relations of fugitive Libyan leader Moamer Gaddafi arrived in Cairo, following reports saying Gaddafi family members left Algeria aboard a plane heading to Cairo.
Cairo sources said that no relatives of Gaddafi had arrived for the past few months, adding that visa requirements and security approval are required for every Libyan to enter Cairo.
Algerian media reports said earlier that eight members of Gaddafi's family, probably including his daughter Aisha, had left Algiers for Cairo on Saturday.
Aisha Gaddafi, her mother and two brothers, Mohamed and Hannibal crossed the Libyan borders into Algeria last month, after Libyan rebels took over the capital Tripoli.
Algeria has slammed recent remarks by Aisha to pro-Gaddafi television al-Rai as unacceptable, as long as the North African country hosts her.
She sent a voice message saying her father was in high spirits and that he is fighting along his supporters.
Another son, al-Saadi Gaddafi, is believed to have escaped to Niger.
Thousands of Libyans fled their country after a conflict began in February between forces loyal to Gaddafi and rebels seeking his ouster. Many have crossed Libya's eastern borders into Egypt.
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Greenbold:
Ungekuwa unazithamini alama hizi za utamaduni wa mwafrika, nina hakika ungekuwa mstari wa mbele kuungana na wale ambao wanatetea kuheshimiwa kwa "diginity" ya Waafrika, bahati mbaya sana zijapata ushahidi kutoka kwenye posts zako ktk 'uzi' huu ulioanzisha wa kuonyesha kuwa waafrika wana haki ya kujiamulia mambo yao(hali inayoweza kutafsiriwa kuwa hauheshimu diginity ya Waafrika). Ni mtazamo wangu....!
Redbold:
Yawezekana huko sahihi ni taktiki za kivita, maana unapokabiliana na majeshi ya serkali halali ya kiafrika ya waafrika wa Libya chini Comred Gaddaf ikizingatiwa wewe ni msaliti wa waafrika au ni mporaji wa rasilimali za waafrika, sawa kabisa lazima uwe na taktiki za kivita za kujiwekea mazingira ya kutoroka kichapo.
Black bold:
Jamani hao wasomali si wamechota habari hiyo kwenye mtandao wako pendwa wa Al-Jazeer jamani? watakosaje uhaminifu tena au ndiyo mambo ya "double standard" mkuu?
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Libya's new rulers said they have unearthed a mass grave of 1,700 prisoners slain by Moamer Kadhafi's regime in a 1996 uprising, a massacre that helped trigger the revolt that ousted the despot.
The gruesome find came as hundreds of the National Transitional Council's fighters thrust into Kadhafi's hometown of Sirte from the east and NATO warplanes pounded the coastal city for a second straight day.
The remains of the prisoners executed at Tripoli's notorious Abu Salim jail were found in a mass grave in the capital, said Khalid Sharif, spokesman for the NTC's military council.
"We found the place where all these martyrs were buried," said Sharif, adding it was proof of "criminal acts" by Kadhafi's regime.
Salim al-Farjani, a member of the committee set up to identify the remains, appealed for international help.
"We call on foreign organisations and the international community to help us in this task of identifying the remains of more than 1,700 people," said Farjani.
The first demonstrations in Libya which finally ousted Kadhafi last month erupted in Benghazi in February, when families of Abu Salim victims called for protests against the arrest of their lawyer.
Farjani said he witnessed the gruesome site where the Abu Salim victims were found.
1,700 slain prisoners found in Libya mass grave - Yahoo! News
The gruesome find came as hundreds of the National Transitional Council's fighters thrust into Kadhafi's hometown of Sirte from the east and NATO warplanes pounded the coastal city for a second straight day.
The remains of the prisoners executed at Tripoli's notorious Abu Salim jail were found in a mass grave in the capital, said Khalid Sharif, spokesman for the NTC's military council.
"We found the place where all these martyrs were buried," said Sharif, adding it was proof of "criminal acts" by Kadhafi's regime.
Salim al-Farjani, a member of the committee set up to identify the remains, appealed for international help.
"We call on foreign organisations and the international community to help us in this task of identifying the remains of more than 1,700 people," said Farjani.
The first demonstrations in Libya which finally ousted Kadhafi last month erupted in Benghazi in February, when families of Abu Salim victims called for protests against the arrest of their lawyer.
Farjani said he witnessed the gruesome site where the Abu Salim victims were found.
1,700 slain prisoners found in Libya mass grave - Yahoo! News
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"medics with CNN staffers on the scene said the bones did not appear to be human."
Mkuu, ......bones did not appear to be human........mzee kuna maswali mengi hapa. What did they appear to be?..........the use of ''appear'' does not confirm that they were not human.