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The germs of Syria congratulate the rats of Libya
And so do I: God bless Libya and the Libyans! It ain’t quite over yet, and it’s easy to be cynical. In fact, I’m too tired to counter the usual stuff in any detail, so here’s a quickie… The West’s … Continue reading
The Libyan Foreign Minister defects and a spring morning in London in 1984
I’m not quite sure why the Libyan Foreign Minister, Moussa Koussa, has defected to the UK. Koussa was head of the Libyan security apparatus between 1994 and 2009 (including the secret police) and for a long time before that was … Continue reading
Vile regimes and the face they show to the rest of the world
Do the people who speak for scumbag regimes actually believe what they tell the outside world? Methinks not. The following Al Jazeera piece shows Reem Haddad, a spokeswoman for the Syrian Information Ministry, defending the fact that Syrian police shot … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Jazeera, Gaddafi, Reem Haddad, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, Syria, Syrian Information Ministry, Syrian uprising
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TEPCO crys while Tripoli trembles
As he left a press conference this afternoon, Akio Komori, Managing Director of TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power Co.), broke down in tears (see here). Here’s part of what Akio Komori said at the press conference… we would like to make … Continue reading
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Tagged Akio Komori, Fukushima Daiichi, Gaddafi, Libya no-fly zone, TEPCO, Tokyo Electric Power Co, UN Resolution 1973
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The Libyan psychopath and his pills, and a powerful force for change that he just can’t destroy
Earlier today the BBC spoke to Matog, a guy in his 20s who’s part of the rebel forces in Ras Lanuf, where there has been very heavy fighting. This is some of what Matog said… “I never thought I’d see … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaddafi, Libya, Libyan Interim Transitional National Council, Libyan Revolution, Ras Lanuf
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The Keystone Kops go in search of al Qaeda in Libya
Only one person had the authority to order today’s bungled SAS mission in Libya, and that person is the UK Prime Minister David Cameron. What the hell was Cameron playing at?! Well, it’s quite obvious, really: the West is still … Continue reading
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Tagged David Cameron, Gaddafi, Keystone Kops, Libya, Libyan Revolution, Libyan uprising, SAS
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37 billion sedative pills and the march on Tripoli
Libyan state TV has announced today that 37 billion sedative pills have been seized at a Libyan port; so now al Qaeda can no longer put pills in the the Nescafe of 17-year-olds, and Libya is saved! Also today, the … Continue reading
And also two fingers to Blair and Mandelson
Lord Mandelson (‘Lord’ ???) has held positions of high power in the British government, yet has never been elected by the British people. Tony Blair is supposed to be some kind of Middle East peace envoy (with a salary to … Continue reading
Can a gang of thieves and thugs and madmen govern a modern nation?
Another fascinating speech by Gaddafi today (interestingly, done by telephone from an unspecified location), in which, amongst other things, he blamed the Libyan uprising on al Qaeda and said of the protesters… “Their ages are 17. They give them pills … Continue reading
A hypocrite visits Cairo
UK Prime Minister David Cameron visited Cairo today, and had his photo taken in Tahrir Square. Meanwhile in neighbouring Libya peaceful protesters are being gunned down by Gaddafi’s regime. Many of the weapons being used have been supplied by the … Continue reading
Below the line
On Wednesday, RT news anchor Liz Wahl resigned live on air, as a protest against Russian interference in the Ukraine. RT = Russia Today, a 24 hour rolling news channel that’s funded by the state. It’s often called ‘PutinTube’, because … Continue reading →