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Libya! one year on and it's now an extremist strong hold and disaster!
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cynic-alFree Member
kaesae – Member
The money the west claimed was seized from his families personal accounts, was actually put aside to redevelop Africa. Between $150,000,000 and $200,000,000.
What a nice family – offering to look after all that molney themselves! “Just resting in their accounts”!
McHamishFree MemberNevermind all that nonsense, did you see how messy Harry Styles hair gets in the wind?!?
CaptainFlashheartFree MemberHow exactly is waffling away on a relatively obscure UK bike forum going to change anything? Do tell.
MrSalmonFree MemberWhat happened in Libya (and will likely happen in Syria) was predictable but doesn’t need a NWO/media conspiracy to account for it. As mentioned above it’s happened plenty of times- dictator falls, lack of organised replacement leaves a vacuum that gets filled by the people with the most guns who may well be worse than the guy they replaced, or with very different agendas than the one that drove the original uprising. Africa/Middle East is awash with guns and extremist organisations on the lookout for the next place they can gain a foothold, and a particular group of guys with guns can probably shift between being a sort of tooled-up neighborhood watch, a militia, interim army unit, or extremist cell all in the same week, or depending on who’s asking. At the same time Russia, China, the US and the UK all have their own interests to protect and are no doubt well aware the people they back today might be the same ones they’ll be bombing next year.
Everybody knows this, so I don’t know why the OP thinks he’s sharper than the sheeple for realising that it’s all a bit of a mess.
McHamishFree MemberCaptainFlashheart – Member
How exactly is waffling away on a relatively obscure UK bike forum going to change anything? Do tell.
You’re right, i’m sorry. I’m going to head down to Boots, get some of this and send it to him.
kaesaeFree MemberAfrican Monetary Fund? don’t suppose any of you have heard of it? or understand how much Libya set aside for it’s creation?
and of course Libya’s contribution to it
http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&sclient=psy-ab&q=Libyan+contribution+to+African+monetary+fund&oq=Libyan+contribution+to+African+monetary+fund&gs_l=serp.3..33i21.39473.50416.0.50629.46.45.0.1.1.7.711.10215.16j8j8j3j3j5j1.44.0…0.0…1c.1.qSVN9EuaAxQ&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&fp=8452a943ad72eb32&bpcl=35466521&biw=1920&bih=918
binnersFull MemberSo essentially, this amounts to Daffy duck once saying that at some indeterminate point in the future, all the money presently ‘resting’ in his numerous offshore bank accounts, would definitely be used to establish some kind of monetary fund, possibly a currency. For the good of all. Honest. No… really, it will. Promise.
God help you if you’re ever approached by any Nigerians asking for your bank account details for equally benign purposes. 😉
JunkyardFree Memberyes but is not reported in western media reports therefore it must be true- I just hope he has a Youtube link to remove your doubts Binners
wwaswasFull Member“Conspiracy theories are the opiate of the slightly touched”
and here is their daily fix;
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/%5B/url%5D
😯
binnersFull MemberYou are George Galloway and I claim my 5 groats (or whatever it is that Libya’s imaginary curreny is)
And are you aware of any other dictators who are, in reality, simply misunderstood, and unfairly maligned by the western media?
Is Bashar al Assad planning on opening a refuge for poorly kittens?
higthepigFree Memberkaesae,
Is this a new STW research club topic? I presume your previous ‘STW research club’ threads;
STW research club, I propose 9/11 as the first subject for investigation
STW research club, I propose for the second subject building 7 9/11 event
have been answered to your satisfaction? I hate to think you have moved on without gaining the full truth……….
konabunnyFree MemberGaddafi planned to create a new currency, the African Gold Dinar. All of the African countries involved with the project would only have traded in this currency, for all of their oil and other wealth.
Approximately how many African countries wanted to trade exclusively in a currency controlled by Gaddafi, as generous as that offer was?
Iraq is far less stable now than it was under Hussain. Egypt which has long had reasonable stability…
Authoritarian regimes aren’t stable, they’re inherently unstable because there are rarely peaceful ways to transition power. They are like pressure cookers: they look fine, until they explode. The post-regime instability is a result of the regime, not the regime’s termination.
When oppressive regimes fall the consequences are often dire
See Europe for example and what happened after Tito died – Yugoslavia and ethnic cleansing etc
Tito died in 1980, Mlosevic’s Gazimestan speech wasn’t even until 1987.
konabunnyFree MemberYou are George Galloway and I claim my 5 groats (or whatever it is that Libya’s imaginary curreny is)
I salute your indefagitability. Also, your cheap and plentiful tanning salons.
binnersFull MemberHe should be commended for his interior design skills though. Palm trees AND camels. Most people would consider that a bit OTT, but not him. A true man of vision…
cranberryFree MemberThat photo makes me sad, because only one of the very deserving people in it has
had a bayonet shoved up their anus since it was taken.wwaswasFull MemberThat photo makes me sad, because only one of the very deserving people in it has had a bayonet shoved up their anus since it was taken.
that comment makes me sad.
Merchant-BankerFree MemberIt cant be that bad in Libya,
Nato,s managing to pump out 2 million barrels of oil a day.
Basf announced yesterday that they hope this figure will rise to around 2.7 m Barrels a day
So 2million barrels a day x $109 a barrel, took Nato just over 24hours to raise the money in Gaddafi,s account.
The Iraq port of Basra exports 8 million barrels of oil a day. ( under sadam it was never more than 2 million )
Iran exports 4 million barrels of oil a day.
Egypt export 7 million barrels a day from sources such as Libya, Algeria Sudan,saudi.
If Iran and Syria were to become unstable i wonder who gets the oil ?
To the people in power, the Libyan population are considered collateral damage.
Yes you can have democracy but in the 15 years it will take, they will have pumped out all the oil by then.
Dont get started on the oil pipe line that Americas just built in Afghanistan you’ll not sleep for weeks.
konabunnyFree MemberEgypt export 7 million barrels a day from sources such as Libya, Algeria Sudan,saudi
Pretty impressive that they’ve managed to float oil across the water from Saudi to Egypt without a pipeline. (You’re talking bollocks)
http://nextbigfuture.com/2012/09/strait-of-hormuz-and-other-oil.htmlhigthepigFree MemberDont get started on the oil pipe line that Americas just built in Afghanistan you’ll not sleep for weeks
Go on do tell, I’m feeling really sleepy right now.
cranberryFree MemberNato,s managing to pump out 2 million barrels of oil a day.
Maybe we could have a research club to look at who is exporting oil from Libya and who gets the money. (Hint: it isn’t NATO )
So 2million barrels a day x $109 a barrel, took Nato just over 24hours to raise the money in Gaddafi,s account.
So as a Merchant Banker you are suggesting that the production and export of oil entails no cost ?
Egypt export 7 million barrels a day from sources such as Libya, Algeria Sudan,saudi.
Sense make no.
If Iran and Syria were to become unstable i wonder who gets the oil ?
Ahh yes, that great oil producing country Syria 🙂
atlazFree MemberGaddafi planned to create a new currency, the African Gold Dinar. This would of course have needed a banking system as well. Hence the $150,000,000 to $200,000,000 that had been set aside.
Because of course, 200 million dollars is enough for an entire continent whose total GDP is 1.6 TRILLION dollars. Lets make that easy. Basically, you’re looking at something like 1/10000th of the required money.
Please do some research. And by research I really do mean actual research not looking at websites or youtube vids that share your opinion. Maybe a library or perhaps something totally stats based like wolfram alpha.
Merchant-BankerFree MemberAll i did was pluck a load of random headlines of the internet,
put them together in a random post,
Post them in the chat forum, and wait for people to reply with their knickers in a twist.
But seems like no one got it.
so im going out on my bike.
cranberryFree MemberAll i did was pluck a load of random headlines of the internet,
Perhaps you would care to share the original source of those quotes ?
wwaswasFull MemberPerhaps you would care to share the original source of those quotes ?
given the length of most of them google should be able to find exact matches?
nicko74Full MemberWonder how long the propaganda of the west can cover up the catastrophe that Libya has become, after the death of the US Ambassador, I would guess that it will not be too much longer before the whole world knows the truth, rather than just most of the world!
You’re an idiot, and it surprises me that these ‘controversial’ threads continue to be allowed.
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