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Old 12-11-2015, 05:45 PM
 
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Obama made the same mistake in Libya that Bush made in Iraq. And if one can blame Bush for the crap going down in Syria, then one must also blame Obama for the crap going down in Egypt (especially Sinai) with the growth of ISIS jihadism.
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Old 12-12-2015, 05:54 PM
 
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New York Times reporter describes ISIS strength in Libya - Business Insider
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Old 12-14-2015, 07:31 PM
 
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Obama made the same mistake in Libya that Bush made in Iraq. And if one can blame Bush for the crap going down in Syria, then one must also blame Obama for the crap going down in Egypt (especially Sinai) with the growth of ISIS jihadism.
If the Sinai is such a terrorist hotbed, what's up with it also being the site of lavish luxurious tourist resort?

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Interesting article from RT.

RT: ‘Why I threw down my medals on Downing Street’: Libya war veteran speaks to RT
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Old 12-15-2015, 11:22 AM
 
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The PNAC plan has been put in place and fulfilled by both Parties.......
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Old 02-29-2016, 08:21 PM
 
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Can't believe i almost missed this one.

"Melvin Goodman, former CIA and State Department analyst, says the Benghazi hearing has ignored the real issue for Clinton to address: the U.S. bombing of Libya that destabilized the country and set the stage for the fatal 2012 attack. "What was learned was irrelevant," Goodman says. "What was relevant wasn’t discussed."

Democracy Now:
Ignoring U.S. Destabilization of Libya, GOP Benghazi Hearing Asks Clinton All the Wrong Questions
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Old 03-03-2016, 05:09 PM
 
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Politifact's take on the Libertarian Judge Napolitano the email situation.

"The FBI is now investigating the security of the private email system Clinton used while secretary of state, which was not designed to handle classified information. Clinton has said she never dealt with classified information on her private server, though two government watchdog groups have said she did.

"I saw emails that have been revealed under the Freedom of Information Act," Napolitano said. "And in them, she is discussing the location of French fighter jets during the NATO bombardment of Libya, how big the no-fly zone is, where the no-fly zones are, and are you ready for this? — the location of Ambassador Stevens, who of course was murdered, in Libya. If that is not classified — if she didn’t know that was classified, she has no business being in public office."

The statement is partially accurate but leaves out important details and context, so we rate it Half True."

PolitiFact: Did Hillary Clinton emails reveal location of ambassador killed in Benghazi attack?
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Old 04-07-2016, 07:30 PM
 
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The relationship between Fars and Bilad al Sham go back thousands of years.

Herodotus reported that the Phoenicians came to Syria from the Erythean Sea (basically water trade route from the Persian Gulf to the Red Sea).

Josephus quotes a contemporary and friend of Herodotus who associates the Phoenician speaking straight haired Ethiopians with the Bene Israel. Herodotus also notes that the Indians between the Indus and probably the Thar desert were melanchroes like the Ethiopians but there were another group of Indians that seem to located further north along the Indus in the direction of modern Afghanistan.

And this leads into the Sumran, Bedouin of the Badiya between the Jabal of Shams and Iraq with extension into the Zionist occupied Negev as well as the Sinai (the Negev, Sinai and both shores of the Red Sea are where the African and Asian Mashariq overlap and grade into each other).

The "humanitarian" intervention Iraq has experienced has created much chaos and destruction since the Sumran, Bedouin of the oases, mountains and the tent no longer has a NASSERIST strong man presence in Iraq, or even the cryptos who were left over from the days of Colonel Aref.

Baku was were Lenin 1st held what would become the League against Imperialism, while Armenia has experienced their own traumatic experience.

Previous generations worked to create Bandung and the Non-Aligned Movements, while Belarus, part of the later is also part of the new Eur-Asian Economic union.

These orgs were about trade, but also negotation and diplomacy in order to stop certain actors from destroying the world in their obsession with war and conflict.

Now is the time to reactivate these orgs in order to deal with problems outside of the NATO man's globalist plantation system.

"Dr. Samir Amin is one of the founders of the Egyptian Communist Party in the forties of last century.

His intellectual contributions, amounting to twenty books, constitute a main tributary in the renewal of Marxism and modifying it to the new realities, similiar to which the Non-Alignment Movement played a major role during the Cold War in international politics.

The first approach: exiting from the flagrant globalised economic liberalism pattern in order to seek another national popular development pattern.

This necessitates "reviving Bandung spirit" (What is meant here is the Non-Alignment Movement and National Liberation which were dominant in the fifties and sixties of the last century. It was formed by newly independent states in Asia, Africa and Latin America where the most prominent countries in the movement were Egypt, China and Cuba. It achieved a kind of economic and social development, especially biased towards workers and farmers.)

Finally, although Dr. Amin’s perceives well that the existing circumstances are now totally different from that in which the anti-colonialist Non-Alignment Movement emerged during the fifties and sixties of the last century, he didn’t clarify or explain why now and in the light of these new circumstances is it possible to re-start the movement and its influential role."


Al Ahram: Book Review: A Marxist perspective for the January revolution
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Old 04-28-2016, 02:27 PM
 
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Pliny wrote that the realm of Cepheus extended to Syria and Tacitus also alluded to a similar tradition when he commented on the origins of the Jews (of course not to be confused with the Nordic Zionist Jew that the NATO man promotes).

Strabo repeats the tradition that the Phoenicians came from the area of the modern Persian Gulf and some associate Phoenicia with Ethiopia and Andromeda.

In fact those associations goes back to Scylax and his comments about Joppa.

Hellanicius around the time of Herodotus mentions that the Chaldeans were earlier called Cepheninans and some went to the land later know as Persia.

Thus they were many Hellenic recorded traditions that link the coast of Syria (variously called Phoenicia and Palestine) to the straight haired Ethiopians of the east who were engaged in the trading networks from the Persian Gulf to the Red Sea as well as the Mediterranean.

The Sumran of the Badiya between the Jebel of Shams and Iraq (again extending into Zionist occupied Negev and the Sinai) have a long historical pedigree.

One shouldn't also forget the Abrahamic tradition of the Sumran's descent from Abraham (Philo and Josephus both called Moses a Chaldean) of Ur of the Chaldess and Hagar El Qibti.

A lot of the problems going on right now is because there is a lack of Stong Men like NASSER of Musr and Qassim (who was of Sunni AND Shia parentage) and Colonel Aref. Heck NASSER's wife pops was Farsi.

Strabo also suggests that the Ethiopians sundered in twain were separated by the Arabian Gulf, Red Sea and so that would correspond to al Yaman east of the coastal Tihama.

That region too was part of the UAR as well as home to Lenista orgs.

Amin is right about the need for change and hopefully the up and coming generations will do a better job than the current one.
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Old 04-28-2016, 05:55 PM
 
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I know the news hasn't been covering Libya at all, but if anyone runs into an article or something please post it here. I think it is important we stay up to date on Libya, to show people what is happening. I hate it how we overthrew the government then after it falls apart we don't talk about it anymore.

Why did we bomb Libya?
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Old 05-25-2016, 01:35 PM
 
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Why did we bomb Libya?
See fuler quote below.

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Libya had been considered as “a spoiler” which undermined the interests of the former colonial powers in Africa. In this regard, Libya had taken on some hefty pan-African development plans intended to industrialize Africa and transform Africa into an integrated and assertive political entity. These initiatives conflicted with the interests of the external powers competing with one another in Africa, but it was especially unacceptable to Washington and the major E.U. countries. In this regard, Libya had to be crippled and neutralized as an entity supportive of African progress and pan-African unity.
NASSERISTS don't get along with massah.
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Now I would like to address the topic of the Gypsies in this post, specifically the standard globalist plantation school of thought that portrays them as "invaders" to southern European areas such as the Balkans.

Now in the course of my research, I have yet to find any source that details when, where and how this migration of invaders occurred, it is as if the Gypsies just appeared out of thin air.

What I did find was that around the southern parts of Greece, by the islands and the Peloponnese is where Gypes are recorded. Thing is they are not recorded as being from anywhere else than Greece though in territories controlled by Italian city states that were also engaged in the plantation industry.

Now if one goes all the way back to Homer's description of Odysseus and Eurybates who passed themselves off as Cretan but were actually from the island of Ithaca (presumably in the same general area of the Aegean but locale much debated even by the ancient Hellenes), people who looked liked Gypes were not uncommon in the islands and coastal areas (Aeschylus & Herodotus comments on the some of the Cypriots).

One can also point to Martial's description of the Estruscii, Catallus on the Lunaviums and Tacitus's on the Iberians and some of the inhabitants of the British Isles. In fact the Germanic Nordic invaders of what would become known as the British Isles and Ireland stereotyped the Celtic/Gaelic speaking peoples as swart.

It is even more striking that many of the stereotypes of the Gaelic/Celtic speaking peoples of the islands as nomadic, dyeing themselves with woad to darken their skins, speaking incomprehensible tongues are the same ones as those tagged as "Egyptians or counterfeit Egyptians" during the 16th century. And this is why I suspect that Gypsies were not as much an invading group but an invented group.

The historian Jack Forbes wrote of how by the end of the 15th century Columbus and the crown wanted to use the Aboriginal peoples of the Canary Islands and the Caribbean were to be used as plantation slaves. Columbus's son wrote of the connection seen in his time between the Aboriginals of Canaries, the Americas and the peasantry, the latter I presume referring to southern Italy and Iberia and the Mid Land Isles.

It were the Andalusians who were sent out of Spain, who considered and were considered bermejo rather than blanco as well as verdenegro (again best to think of blanco and negro as generic light and dark at least before the 17th century). Forbes also notes how certain groups of locals were joining the Gitanos.

Quite frankly even going back before all of this as Frank Yurco noted given the way the Minoans/Keftiu were depicted I don't think there is any reason to think of the Gypsies as anything other than as Aboriginal Euros.

The Strong Man of physical anthropology, C. Loring Brace, has suggested links between the Sardinians, Etruscan, Greeks as well as Iron Age to Neolithic Euros going all the way back to Upper Paleolithic Euros from at least 30,000 years ago.

Now I don't know if any Lenista scholars have come to similar observations as mine, but I do know that Lenin rejected Nordic eugenics and worked to create a hadari class for dependent nations (ethnic groups) and helped usher in a cultural renaissance. The Gypsies were also instrumental in the Partisan struggle against the Nazis in Tito's Yugoslavi and Belarus.

Like how the Latin Crusaders wantonly attacked not only Muslims but also Hellenics and Ajami and Mustarabi Jews and Christians, the Nazis wanted to annihilate the Saqaliba, SAQALIBA ARE NOT AFRENGI AND THOSE THAT IMITIATE AFRENGI BY CALLING THEMSELVES NEO SUCH AND SUCH ARE SICK AND CONFUSED. The Saqabila were also the "Other" who slaved on the Mid Land plantations originally.

Good thing Belarus is working to promote Lenista culture and value system as well the Non-Alignment principles of Tito among up and coming generations.

"During the Great Patriotic War the feat of hundreds of thousands of Belarus showed the desire of the nation to defeat Nazism, Russian President's Special Representative for International Cultural Cooperation Mikhail Shvydkoy said at the international forum Great Victory Through Unity, BelTA has learned.

“We know that the opening of the second front, and the actions of the allied nations of the United States, the United Kingdom, France and other countries have played a role. But it was the Soviet army, the Soviet people who bore the brunt of the war during WWII. And it is not that we should not give the victory away to someone. The Victory can be shared. But we need to understand who achieved the Victory. We have gathered in Minsk today. Belarus sacrificed hundreds of thousands of people. The nation showed it wanted to remain in the history, to protect its future,” Mikhail Shvydkoy noted.

“People understood that it was not about the victory of this or that ideology. It was the victory of the people who cared about their historic future. The Nazis wanted to eliminate not only the Gypsies and Jews but the Slavic nations as well. They wanted to exterminate representatives of all peoples in the Soviet Union they considered subhuman,” he noted. Mikhail Shvydkoy believes that there will be no future without memory of the past. According to him, it is important that today's forum is attended by war veterans and younger generation."

Belarus News:There is no future without the memory of the past

Remember this is not just history as the NATO man's globalist plantation is bent on destroying local urfi culture and replacing it with a highly racialized plantation approved culture.

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An attempt to separate the merging point of an Arab and African identity is underway.

This objective is why the ridiculous identity of an “African South Sudan” and an “Arab North Sudan” have been nurtured and promoted. This is also why black-skinned Libyans have been targeted in a campaign to “colour cleanse” Libya. The Arab identity in North Africa is being de-linked from its African identity. Simultaneously there is an attempt to eradicate the large populations of ”black-skinned Arabs” so that there is a clear delineation between “Black Africa” and a new “non-Black” North Africa, which will be turned into a fighting ground between the remaining “non-Black” Berbers and Arabs.

A similar scenario is being staged for a “non-Black North Africa” area which will be characterized by a confrontation between Arabs and Berber. At the same time, under the “Clash of Civilizations” model, the Middle East and North Africa are slated to simultaneously be in conflict with the so-called ”West” and “Black Africa.”

Real multiculturalism threatens the legitimacy of the NATO war agenda. It also constitutes an obstacle to the implementation of the “Clash of Civilizations” which constitutes the cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy.
Center for Global Research: Israel and Libya: Preparing Africa for the “Clash of Civilizations”
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