the fall of gadhafi produce a shockwave that would be found fabiani be. unfortunately there was not a very good handle on the forty thousand plus weapons that could off he had and so quickly we find out that. over thirty five thousand of those weapons just atomized they just disappeared and so we discovered that some of those weapons made a made it into northern mali the southern algeria other in southern libya there are new shares are everywhere. some of those weapons fell into the hands of the libyan rebels others including anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles family into the hands of tariq fighters who fought alongside gadhafi because he supported their demands for autonomy in the samarra. yeah it was really on your daughter is. it there's a widow a mother difficult to victory try to cause you to. community who just want to know about this also quite. made the. charge that it's a very. noble or citizens of the zone given the normal or who agree on the boat agree almost all told it is all put off as the. good hope or the guilty pride our exhausted a gre

the money from libyan oil allowed gadhafi to underwrite ambitious projects. three hundred million dollars for the first pan-african satellite. thirty billion dollars in the largest irrigation system in the world that draws on the fast as a fresh water under the sun to turn tens of thousands of hectares of libyan desert into farmland. khadafi wanted to demonstrate that africa could develop without depending on the western banking system or the international monetary fund libya to the tune of tens of billions of dollars in each case was capitalizing a number of new african economic institutions of the african development bank of the african monetary fund africa would then develop its own solutions and develop its own lending programs to address its own problems so africa was in good on freeze view and with gadhafi as a leadership increasingly becoming something of a block. rather than a series of disparate individual nations that could be dealt with one on one and set against each other. when gadhafi was elected chairman of the african union in two thousand and

with gadhafi as a leadership increasingly becoming something of a block. rather than a series of disparate individual nations that could be dealt with one on one and set against each other. when gadhafi was elected chairman of the african union in two thousand and nine u.s. officials squared concerns in an embassy cables revealed by wiki leaks they noted that libya will seek to use a chairmanship to aggrandise him and promote his united states of africa proposal. u.s. multinationals were also unhappy with the libyan leader especially his decision to cancel it one billion dollars deal with the bechtel corporation the largest engine e.-ring company in the us with powerful connections in washington. the fact that an operator with bechtel's connections and deep pockets was ultimately unable to secure its contract serves as a caution airy tale for the many u.s. and western companies seeking to enter libya's booming market and for other u.s. companies considering major investment projects here. gadhafi also antagonize france after being courted by president nico

after the overthrow of moammar gadhafi still has no unified. militia. civilians. and several rival governments a powerless to stop the wave of chaos the pros as a country back together again even begin what must happen for dozens of rival actors to come together. as one nation. or the former deputy prime minister of libya welcome to the show great to have you with us lots going on in the country to libya's rival leaders prime minister fayyad iraj and general haile for how far have agreed to hold elections in december this is a rabs now says that the situation is too unstable to hold france's a man on the whole who meditate that the talk says elections should still be held as planned as they would help to stabilize and unify the country which side are you on. i'm on the side of the libyan people i mean clearly it is there is a plan to have an election but of course the situation in the country today is not really favorable to that i mean there is really war going on in the east there is a lot of clashes around tripoli as has been for the last two or three weeks so

they are since western powers toppled libya strongman moammar gadhafi live in the country and in tatters and unity in libya ever be reached again while i ask. the former deputy prime minister of libya submitted its well to the militias and that's where the problem is know the number of weapons in the country i mean who knows i mean they can be twenty they can be even more than that but though most of this will be as we had inherited from the from the former regime. when the regime. opened up before the close to open up all the for for the military of people of course to have them on close to some countries even though as you said there is a u.n. in pargo but there is some countries they still bring weapons in they come to egypt the come from the united arab emirates and from other places which they come and bring more weapons to the country and of course that's that's a very dangerous interest think that the jury has announced information of the joint force that is supposed to establish some kind of order in the city of tripoli what are its chances and why do you think if you think it wi

regime change getting rid of gadhafi i don't think that's necessarily all many people dismiss the. army back very shortly just after this break do you say to not international. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happy day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to the rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one just shows you can't afford to miss the one and only. international the us university of maryland has issued leaflets inviting white students to join a group called whites awake to discuss race issues. do you want to improve your ability to relate to and connect with people different from yourself. do you sometimes feel uncomfortable and confused be full during the interactions w

slaughter his own civilians and he viciously targeted americans the international community offered gadhafi the final chance to stop his campaign of killing or face the consequences for attacks by regime forces on the libyan citizens when they turned to us and asked us for help stopping a massacre how do you say no so awful jumped on the bandwagon playing an alarmingly significant role and why shouldn't they it was by the book there was even a un security council resolution on the situation to cover them if you ignore all the commentators warning the resolution did not green flag the mass bombing of libya norway's report also reveals there was practically no one else this before jumped in and. there are no written sources indicating that before deciding to send warplanes to libya the government assist the type of conflict norway was taking part in now that failure could hardly have had more serious consequences the country now lies in ruins seven years on libya is still being ripped apart by rival governments well wishers armed to the teeth and islamist militants just last week i saw play i

for not doing enough to stop this conflict well libya has been divided since the fall of moammar gadhafi in two thousand and eleven the country was left with two separate governing bodies in different locations both claim control over the entire country that are backed by armed groups to brooke in the east is where the house of representatives is based it has links to power for warlord and former army general khalifa haftar large sections of the military which operated under gadhafi a loyal to him then in the west of the capital tripoli the government of national accord the g.l.a. it is recognized by the un as libya's official government but it's tripoli where the problems are the g.n.a.s. seems to be losing control. internal fighting between two previously allied factions has shrunk the government's area of control to central tripoli a breakaway group now controls the airport as well as military camps along the entry road to the city other forces allied to the g.s.a. have moved to into as a zia to the south well clearly i guess any is a senior libya analyst at the international crisis g

warlord and former army general khalifa haftar large sections of the military which operated under gadhafi a loyal to him that in the west in the capital tripoli and the government of national accord the g.l.a. it is recognized by the un as libya's official government but it's tripoli where the problems are the g.n.a.s. seems to be losing control. internal fighting between two previous the allied factions has shrunk the government's area of control to central tripoli a breakaway group now controls the airport as well as military camps along the entry road other forces allied to the g.s.a. have moved to work as a zia to the south or claudia dizzyingly is a senior libya analyst at the international crisis group she says the ongoing violence is a product of growing anger against the tripoli based armed groups. one thing that has been building up over the past few months is this resentment by the communities outside tripoli so the main cities in this case are. resentment from these communities and their armed groups for their absence from the capital and they say that the armed groups in the c

following the death of gadhafi saying that this this is the way you know the way the war was carried out places the seeds for misbehavior of libyan actors in the future because it completely. puts no boundaries on what is acceptable military confrontation but you know we're here today to to understand what the problems in libya. and that's why i think that this debate about what happened twenty eleven and the mistakes then are only ten jentzsch really constructive if we are to look at what the solutions for for the future and i cloud it with all due respect i think diagnosing a problem is important for finding a solution for it is that not the case i'm i'm totally for that but the problems of today are only in part the result of what happened in twenty eleven i'm saying that there are other cumulative problems or evolutions of the problems that have to be diagnosed it's not all about the nato intervention in twenty eleven we are all living with we are living the consequences of it and we had met it but. but that doesn't that in and of itself doesn't help us dissect what the reality i

well libya has been divided since the fall of moammar gadhafi in two thousand and eleven the country was left with two separate governing bodies in different locations both claim control over the entire country and the backed by armed groups broke in the east is where the house of representatives is based it has links to powerful warlord and former army general khalifa haftar large sections of the military which operated under gadhafi are loyal to him in the west is the capital tripoli and the government of national accord the g m a it's recognized by the un as libya's official government but it's tripoli where the problems are and the d.n.a. seems to be losing control internal fighting between two previously allied factions has shrunk the government's area of control to central tripoli a breakaway group controls the airport as well as the military camps along the entry road other forces allied to the g.n.a.t. have moved to as easier to the south claudia me is a senior libyan analyst at the international crisis group she says the ongoing violence is the product of growing anger again

power in there i mean there's no doubt that in the seven years that have passed since the fall of gadhafi we have cumulated other crises in libya and let's not forget that just three years ago there was another major crisis which was the political split of the country between two rival governments which has led to the creation of rival military coalition so the trajectory the overall trajectory is. a negative trajectory because where as in after twenty eleven we had optimism in a certain sense we had the hope that elections would be able to. pave the way of a new course and a new chapter in the country's future. what we're seeing today is increasing fragmentation increasing even implosions of the various coalitions and the deadlock that it was totally predictable even in two thousand and eleven wasn't it well if everything could have gone wrong in two thousand and eleven but everything perhaps could have gone right as well i think it's too easy to say that we had to. we predicted this failure i think we can agree that the decision to intervene in libya was perhaps. too quickly taken but t

received change getting rid of gadhafi i don't think that's necessarily all many people dismiss the. u.s. envoy has accused russia of violating sanctions against north korea nikki haley's claims came at a meeting of the u.n. security council in new york the united states says evidence of consistent and wide ranging russian violations one russian vessel called the patriot was captured on film transferring refined petroleum to a north korean controlled vessel in april of this year that is un listed last month the independent panel of experts on the employment taishan of north korean sanctions submitted its by annual report to the sanctions committee. the report contained evidence of multiple russian sanction violations we have seen and read this report. but when the panel submitted the report to the security council last week we noticed something deeply troubling. the evidence of russian violations that was detailed in the earlier report was missing. it had been removed from the open section of the report apparently russia threatened to prevent release of the report unless its demands

such situations decision makers off to malone information from media and other countries colonel gadhafi continues to slaughter his own civilians and he viciously targeted american the international community offered gadhafi the final chance to stop his campaign of killing or face the consequences for attacks by regime forces on the libyan citizens when they turn to us and ask us for help stopping a massacre how do you say no so awful jumped on the bandwagon playing an alarmingly significant role and why shouldn't they use for trucks in that report will have that in a wall for you let's go live now to the u.n. security council meeting on north korea underway in new york. let's listen to the russian representative. provide us with. a madam president we hear you suggested that we hold a security council meeting today in an open format all the better because we wanted to draw the attention of the council to the fact that russia china and other members of the council have on many an occasion says the time there's been an outline progress in korea in conciliation we have tried to initiate a n

for not doing enough to stop this conflict well libya has been divided since the fall of moammar gadhafiin two thousand and eleven the country was left with two separate governing bodies in different locations both claim control over the entire country are backed by groups to brooke in the east is where the house of representatives is based its links to powerful warlord and former army general khalifa haftar large sections of the military which operated under gadhafi loyal to him in the west of the capital tripoli the government of national accord the g.l.a. well it's recognized by the u.n. as libya's official government but it's tripoli is where the problems are really seems to be losing control internal fighting between two previously allied factions has shrunk the government area of control to central tripoli a breakaway group that controls the airport as well as military camps along the entry road other forces allied to the g.l.a. have moved into it's easier to the south. well claudia seanie is a senior at libya analyst at the international crisis group she says the ongoing violence

seventy years after the overthrow of moammar gadhafi libya still has no unified. militias of mud and petty squabbles civilians flee in droves and several rival governments a pilot has to stop the wave of chaos how can the prose as it putting the country back together again even begin what must happen for dozens of rival actors to come together and will libya even survive as one nation. or the former deputy prime minister of libya welcome to the show great to have you with us lots going on in the country to libya's ride. leaders prime minister fayyad iraj and general haile for have to have agreed to hold elections in december this is arrives now says that the situation is too unstable to hold france's and my own mccall who meditate that the talk says elections should still be held as planned as they would help to stabilize and unify the country which side are you on. the side of the libyan people i mean clearly it is there is a plan to have an election but of course the situation in the country today is not really favorable to that i mean there is really war going

regime change getting rid of gadhafi i don't think that's necessarily all many people dismiss the. ok you can take a short break more news coming up. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten by color blind happy. eighty five percent of global wealth you long to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent just last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and point rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars ai industrial park but don't let the numbers over. the only numbers you need remember one to tell you not only the people about. after fifty an awful lot of president putin said more probably does area will be hard to make clean up from most radical the groups that i think the meeting q.b. to be in the presidency indicated once again how these two countries will continue in the future or froggie restructuring call underage young together. the university of maryland has issued leaflets inviting white students to join a

ever die living conditions up to seven years of instability and conflict since the overthrow of the gadhafi regime. and a top american university sparked outrage after creating the so-called safe space for white students to discuss race issues we'll be hearing from both sides of the debate. as are joining us this is r.t. international. the russian and turkish presidents have agreed to create a demilitarized zone in syria's itll a province could lay the ground for a final push against the terrorists in the area which is the last remaining extremist stronghold in the country. with use only to create along the demilitarized zone by october fifteenth it will be from fifteen to twenty kilometers why we will move radicalized militants are loathe including job. the u.n. estimates ten thousand dollars for a terrorist remain in italy a province posing a threat not only to those living there but also to people in bordering regions the question of how to deal with the terrorists that dominated international talks for weeks the coach has more on the latest developments very important decisions were ind

libya living conditions after seven years of instability and conflicts since the overthrow of the gadhafi regime. to top american universities sparked outrage to creating a safe pool safe space the white students to discuss race issues. is just ten two am in the russian capital we're watching international we start with some breaking news in the russian military across with fourteen personnel on board this disappeared from radar coverage over the mediterranean off the coast of syria according to the russian defense ministry it took off from an ad base in the tukey a province which is in northern syria in a statement the ministry said the plane went missing after a bombardment by four israeli fighter jets in the taqiyya province a search and rescue operation is underway. we'll keep you updated as soon as the situation develops. our top story the russian turkish presidents have agrees to create a demilitarized zone in syria's adlib province it can lay the ground grounds for a final push against terrorists in the area which is the last remaining extremist stronghold in the country. we decide

seventy years after the overthrow of moammar gadhafi libya still has no unified. militias of mud and petty squabbles civilians flee and droves and several rival governments a powerless to stop the wave of chaos how can the pros as it putting the country back together again even begin what must happen for dozens of rival actors to come together and will libya even survive as one nation. or the former deputy prime minister of libya welcome to the show great to have you with us lots going on in the country.

thousand and eleven norway committed to the military intervention in libya leading to the ousting of gadhafi and the ruin country we see today but a shock norwegian state commission report now admits the country knew next to nothing about what they were doing and actually went to war relying on media reports norway had very limited knowledge of libya when the uprising started in february twenty eleven in such situations decision makers or information from media and other countries colonel gadhafi continues to slaughter his own civilians and he viciously targeted americans the international community offered the final chance to stop his campaign of killing or face the consequences for attacks by regime forces on the libyan citizens when they turned to us and asked us for help stopping a massacre how do you say no so also jumped on the bandwagon playing an alarmingly significant role and why shouldn't they it was by the book there was even a un security council resolution on the situation to cover them if you ignore all the commentators warning the resolution did not green flag the mass bombin

slaughter his own civilians and he viciously targeted americans the international community offered gadhafi the final chance to stop his campaign of killing or face the consequences for attacks by regime forces on the libyan citizens when they turned to us and asked us for help stopping a massacre how do you say no so awful jumped on the bandwagon playing an alarmingly significant role and why shouldn't they it was by the book there was even a un security council resolution on the situation to cover them if you ignore all the commentators warning the resolution did not green flag the mass bombing of libya norway's report also reveals there was practically no one else this before jumped in. the room. indicating that before deciding to send warplanes to libya the government assist the type of conflict norway was taking part in. now that failure could hardly have had more serious consequences the country now lies in ruins seven years on libya is still being ripped apart by rival governments well wishers armed to the teeth and islamist militants just last week i saw plain responsibility for a s

brain hemorrhage maj gen don shepperd could mention that word veneta drop dead rebel against the gadhafi. regime change current government which you can transfer a new person or one. that. was. planning to take east of there any kind of crap. load of. weapons and. bring it back to mr franklin in the engine the terminal i work. in. then. to. help. them. out the door. this was just good. to know the test not just you know it's almost a million with almost. like the dream where she can visualize they mashed all. the stuff that they took him into and just want them to you know it's the. worst person can use. the word for yourself and we can affirm separation and we see that the message of the fair or dark an internal transfer system would have been completed a few minutes we're going to have the first. little political feel it's. going to. be slightly a few shows because these are just some snippets i'm looking at cocos the girls are with you so i use a good machine station she smiles communities and me and my studio and up with me simplest books for you should close the book door for a litt

little bit of light on what is going on in libya the logical starting point is the fall of moammar gadhafi that's two thousand and eleven libya was in pieces two separate governing bodies in two different locations asserting control over the whole country and both backed by the armed factions so we'll start over here in the east brooke this is the base of the house of representatives that has the backing of the powerful warlord and former general khalifa haftar who still commands loyalty from large parts of the libyan national then we go all the way over to the west and we're looking at the capital tripoli the government of national accord the g.n.a.t. is recognized by the u.n. as the official government of libya but it is tripoli where these problems are the g.n.a.s. seems to be losing control protein a forces have been retreating to the center of the city there that of course leaves room for their rivals all of which there are many if not the seventh infantry brigade brigade i'm sorry and its allies from misrata who now control of we go out a little bit further the international airport

days maybe a slid into chaos after the twenty seven uprising that overthrew longtime leader moammar gadhafi. ugandan pop singer turned opposition politician bobby wine has arrived in the u.s. for medical treatment these pictures show him just before he left he's on crutches because he says he was beaten up while in detention uganda north already is charge one with treason for allegedly throwing stones at the president's motorcade. former u.s. president barack obama and george w. bush have led tributes to john mccain at a memorial service in washington the late senator died last week of brain cancer a bomber and bush praised him as a consummate statesman who embodied the country's values politicians from across the spectrum attended the service with one notable exception president donald trump who had engaged in a bitter feud with mccain was not invited. john mccain. long serving senator an american war hero lies in states. becoming the great and the good from across the political divide paying their respects. by his own account john was a rebellious young man. in his case that's understanda

days libya's slid into chaos after the twenty eleven uprising that overthrew longtime leader moammar gadhafi. authorities in amsterdam say there was a terrorist motive behind the stabbing of two american tourists in the city on friday from the shock of wounded the suspect and saddam's main train station immediately after the stabbing they identified him as a nineteen year old afghan who holds german residency the two americans are recovering in hospital. a massive explosion at a sudden german oil refinery has left at least ten people injured fire officers managed to get the ensuing blaze under control but smoke forced the temporary evacuation of around two thousand local residents. authorities say they don't yet know what caused the blast. and the government in jordan says the u.s. decision to hold funding to a united nations agency for palestinian refugees fuel radicalism and harm the prospects of peace in the middle east jordan hosts around home for the remains five million displaced palestinians in the region most of them and descendants of people who fled their homes off to israel was fo

and then slid into chaos after the twenty eleven uprising that overthrew longtime leader moammar gadhafi. well throw cheese in amsterdam say there was a terrorist move to behind the stabbing of two american tourists in the city on friday in the sauce and wounded the suspect or i'm steve inskeep main train station immediately after the stabbing and they identified the man as a nineteen year old afghan holds german residency the two americans are recovering in hospital. the government in jordan says the u.s. decision to hold funding to the united nations agency for palestinian refugees who fuel radicalism and harm the prospects of peace in the middle east jordan hosts around half of the all. most five million displaced palestinians in the region most of them the descendants of people who fled their homes when israel was established in one thousand nine hundred eighteen. to the u.s. now when two former presidents have been among many many people paying tribute to the late senator john mccain who died last week of brain cancer both barack obama and george w. bush speaking at a memorial servi

of libya discussing whether libya's division can we overcome anytime soon so this son of moammar gadhafi saif al islam was willing to take part in libya's presidential election diplomats working on libyan peace talks a saif al islam is a symbol of a consolation for many libyans what's your take i mean does he have a role to play in the future of libya i mean i mean any any libyan has the right if they are not convicted in a court to flow if they do not commit crimes against the country in the libyan have the right to participate in the political system in libya because one former president should be. so. for mr safely islam which i don't know exactly what he is i mean the last time you know that he is imprisoned and sometimes i hear that maybe he was left but again i don't know what he has i mean he should come out and tell us where he is a fee is interested in doing that so so in principle anybody who did not was not convicted for a crime in libya i don't think that mr safely slam can do that unfortunately because when he has all the power unit his lifestyle he cannot do much as my firs

to understand what's happening here we have to go back to the libyan conflict after the fall of gadhafi it's been characterized by a fight among several grooves over who controls the resources of the state this is the same type of fight however is restricted to one geographic area which is the tripoli proper. there are. many armed groups inside tripoli they are simple italians so to speak and they are they are into police for now since two thousand and fourteen and there are other groups that are coming from towns and areas outside of tripoli and they are fighting over who controls the government in tripoli or the resources of tripoli that's the basic premise that we have to work by forty casualties probably between a hundred and two hundred people injured but this is while the fighting is happening on the edges of tripoli which are big open areas now the situation will get more complicated and probably there will be more casualties the fight as the fighting approaches the center of the city and i think if nothing done within the next day or two i think we are probably unfortunately fac

such situations decision makers off to malone information from media and other countries colonel gadhafi continues to slaughter his own civilians and he viciously targeted americans the international community offered the final chance to stop this campaign of killing or face the consequences for attacks by regime forces on the libyan citizens when they turned to us and asked us for help stopping a massacre how do you say no so also jumped on the bandwagon playing an alarmingly significant role and why shouldn't they it was by the book there was even a un security council resolution on the situation to cover them if you ignore all the commentators warning the resolution did not green flag the mass bombing of libya norway's report also reveals there was practically no one else this before jumped in and there are no written sources indicating that before deciding to send warplanes to libya the government assist the type of conflict norway was taking part in now that failure could hardly have had more serious consequences the country now lies in ruins seven years on libya is still being ripp

crisis look at libya for example libya that was that was that was overthrown the rule of colonel gadhafi was overthrown then you get a migration crisis you know once the once the west intervenes but we don't have that you have that making it up he also pointed we talked about what donald trump mentioned in his speech at the u.n. general assembly the monroe doctrine he was a good or expresses shock how how obviously the u.s. is how obviously yours is being about saying look the latin america has asked fear of influence and we can do whatever we want to that despite donald trump's talk of sovereignty and isolationism and moreover madeira is being very critical to his neighbors and that in america for going along with these apparent attempts to destabilize his his government from washington on behalf of the oligarchs he says look how can any latin american country really want to go back to the days of the monroe doctrine given all the havoc the u.s. has caused in our region in the past and away from the venezuela crisis donald trump took credit for defusing the ad lib offensive in syria and

mean for several years maybe it has now been in chaos so who is benefit from that i was never fun of gadhafi never was i a fan of is but the fact is that there's a lot of gales of that country today so what is really been achieved just does what up on that iraq and just finally and briefly well that we could have had the whole interview on this subject you were the u.n. legal advisor at the international tribunal in rwanda there's a show on t.v. here it was written called black earth rising i've got to ask you so many years old since hundreds of thousands were killed was that was the west implicated in any of that mass killing in rwanda well the west was implicated in the sense that they did not intervene when they should have i mean i think that's obvious in one thousand nine hundred for this they stopped the un from a muscular intervention that could have stopped the genocide i remember how traumatized it was to listen to some of the testimony in the war crimes tribunal for rwanda in the courtrooms and i was the legal advice and i was spokesman for the international tribunal and but it was

and rogue judges would strike fear into the hearts of the likes of saddam hussein hitler stalin and gadhafi is preposterous even cruel time and again history has proven that the only deterrent to evil an atrocity is what franklin roosevelt once called the righteous might of the united states and its allies a power that perversely could be threatened by the i.c.c. as vague definition of aggression crimes thus we see paradoxically that the dangers of the international criminal court stem from both its potential strength and its manifest weakness. fourth the international criminal court is superfluous given that the message to q.s. judicial systems already hold american citizens to the highest legal and ethical standards u.s. service members in the field must operate fully in accordance with the laws of armed conflict when violations of law do occur the united states takes appropriate and swift action to hold perpetrators accountable we are a democratic nation with the most robust system of investigation accountability and transparency in the world we believe in the rule of law and we uphold i

inevitably be begins to diminish because the hubris and joins the bum of the month club whether it's gadhafi said oh him they all say we're getting out of the dollar and we're going to price oil in euros or dollars bad hugo chavez is another bum of the month who got destroyed by the dollar the current guy who's ever running venezuela is going to get destroyed by the dollar look turkey started talking about. the wolf the wild wolves of america stop crying wolf grow grow a pair and a dog crypto hard money real hard body oh that's right you're all paul paul paul paul paul paul paul well whatever swiss bank account you have in the way just go there and shut up well. or maybe i made that up who cares it doesn't peanut who cares just go away and shut up he is a member of turkey is a member of nato and of course this he's backed up by the talk coming from germany as well germany is always in the middle of whatever empire is falling apart and a new one rising so we'll see what happens in that it's just a signal these are signals and perhaps like the others before him they'll just be destroyed but th

such situations decision makers of the malone information from media and other countries colonel gadhafi continues to slaughter his own civilians and he viciously targeted americans the international community offered the final chance to stop his campaign of killing or face the consequences for attacks by regime forces on the libyan citizens when they turned to us and asked us for help stopping a massacre how do you say no so also jumped on the bandwagon playing an alarmingly significant role and why shouldn't they it was by the book there was even a un security council resolution on the situation to cover them if you ignore all the commentators warning the resolution did not great insisting they were misunderstood is also change the group's name to anti racism and ally building group people are divided on the issue it's giving people a place to express their opinions on race and discuss important topics in a safer environment in general when people who are white discuss the topic it's seen as inherently racist my not didn't every identity group have their space i'm sure most have a posi

shed some light on exactly what is going on in libya logical starting point is the fall of moammar gadhafi in two thousand and eleven which left libya pretty much in two places two separate governing bodies different locations both asserting control over the entire country and both backed by armed factions you start in the east into broke with the house of representatives that has the backing of the powerful warlord and former general khalifa haftar who still commands loyalty from large parts of the libyan army and then over in the west you've got the capital tripoli and the government of national called the g.n.a.t. this is recognized by the u.n. as the official government of libya but we want to go further into tripoli to look at where the problems are because the g. and i really seems to be losing control pro g.n.a.t. forces retreating to the center of tripoli which of course then leaves room for all their rivals to come in and there are a lot of those rivals you've got the seventh infantry brigade and its allies from misrata they now control the airport as well as military camps along