did they try to assassinate gadhafi in the eighty's? we'll discuss it when we return with elijah and maggie a so tight the m. o will be right back. the the problem was that the name was what i mean. got it. in order for the lower ability, when, when is the check id be out when i go to want to set up the temporary do me like what the issue is utah? those are, you know, single heading phone bills. let me double check here. what is the idea in the policy, you know, in syria, in the most, in what do you see by easy it's just what is it going to get? no, no, and i'm of course everyone you know, when was he got a gun that would allow us to send anyone at all? no, that's fine. the the the welcome back to the m. o. i am manila chant, recently a to time former prime minister of italy, juliano amato, now 85 years old, told the media that a french air force missile accidentally down and a tale and passenger jet in the mediterranean sea back in 1980 that missile intended for duffy's military jet, which he did not bored after being tipped off by the

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today we'll discuss the state of a post gadhafi libya and see if his desk had ripple effects throughout africa. all right, let's get into the m. o, the since the fall of gadhafi in 2011, following the us led nato bombing campaigns in libya, the country is anything but a country, only a name. remember when then secretary of state, hillary clinton said this, we came, we saw died. civilian life has been decimated, taking hard fall gains of development back 60 years. the land has been vulcanized by warring factions all buying for control after the death of gadhafi left, a power vacuum across this oil rich state. many way this, the stabilization at the feet of clinton, who's state departments failed to map out what would happen in libya after gadhafi died. so to discuss more about this grim anniversary and look at the african call internet as a whole. we'll talk to elijah maga, he is a veteran war correspondent who's been embedded in hotspots all over the world, including on the ground in libya, when it all began to unravel. you can subscribe to his work at e. j. maggie a dot com 1st, elijah

the land has been vulcanized by warring factions all buying for control after the death of gadhafi left, a power vacuum across this oil rich state. many way this, the stabilization at the feet of clinton, who's state departments failed to map out what would happen in libya after gadhafi died. so to discuss more about this grim anniversary and look at the african continent as a whole. we'll talk to elijah maga, he is a veteran war correspondent who's been embedded in hotspots all over the world, including on the ground in libya, when it all again to unravel. you can subscribe to his work at e. j. maggo dot com 1st, elijah october 20, 2023. it marks 12 years of the anniversary of cutoff. he's death. you're a veteran war correspondent, you've been through libya and, and much of the air of speaking world. from what you've seen is libby a better off since he died. did the b, u. s. and nato. better libya by it's bombing campaign in 2011. we actually use, i was in libya before the war during the war. and when trinity fan and the i think i can say the situation and it'd be for the good that. so

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n. nato quite explicitly bombed libya to over throw russian ally moammar gadhafi. and the united states conspired to violently over throw ukraine's president victory on a co bitch in february 2014. incidentally, these are all basic points, easily known. and if were the us main stream media has gone out of its way to create a kind of amnesia, right? in the united states, the worst of all of this is the new york times, i'm sorry to say, won't tell us readers any of the truth. any of the background of this. what's interesting is that the nato secretary general yes, stolen burg, actually spelled it out. i think kind of inadvertently brag well, i want to, you know, i want to read paraphrase. it goes, bringing it. we're going to have against oldenburg. uh, let me bring him in right now. preston tooth in sick slid in the ultimate 2021. an extra cent that's a draw off treat to the native design, to promise no more. nathan argument, he went to the war to prevent a nate to 18 to the closest borders. he has. he has got the exact opposite, is get more nate, the presence in the

we'll discuss the state of a post gadhafi libya and see if his desk had ripple effects throughout africa. all right, let's get into the m o.

dictators like saddam hussein or muammar gadhafi. it is absurd to expect peace, democracy to immediately flower deserts that have known only brutal dictatorship for so long. but this is isn't an argument taking against taking action. it's an argument to accelerate and to do better. inaction is also a choice. inaction can kill the. the united states must still. and here we count one last line from truman's speech a sentence is stop me called. when i first read it. the voice of historic from that philadelphia chapel are truman proclaimed 72 years ago. we cannot lead the forces of freedom from behind. today we hear what we should not do that we should worry about. putin or cdc mean or might do. truman was facing much more powerful threat in stalin, and yet the opposite stance. he knew the free world had to unite and find common purpose defend. and its interests and its values. he knew it was necessary because of what stalin would do if we did not. mostly. truman wanted stalin and the rest of the world to worry about what truman do. and

but yes, the chaos in libya is in many ways a direct result of dumping gadhafi.er, he'd gone so bonkers by the time he was kicked out . who the time he was kicked out. who knows what would happen shortly aftennards anyway, irrespective of whether cameron sarkozy of whether cameron and sarkozy had agreed to intervene. so there there is a problem here that sub—saharan africa in particular, as a as a demographic profile , which means demographic profile, which means that young people are growing into this market. they don't find jobs at home. they want to go elsewhere. that is a swell of humanity , that wants to move to humanity, that wants to move to other places . and the solution other places. and the solution one way round would be to say, can we help economic development in these places to ensure that there is opportunity there for those who want to move instead of thinking of purely in military police enforcement terms, which is , i think where a terms, which is, i think where a lot of the drift in europe has been of late saying how do we stop it rather than h

but yes, the chaos in libya is in many ways a direct result of dumping gadhafi.er, he'd gone so bonkers by the time he was kicked out . who the time he was kicked out. who knows what would happen shortly aftennards anyway, irrespective of whether cameron sarkozy of whether cameron and sarkozy had agreed to intervene. so there there is a problem here that sub—saharan africa in particular, as a as a demographic profile , which means demographic profile, which means that young people are growing into this market. they don't find jobs at home. they want to go elsewhere. that is a swell of humanity , that wants to move to humanity, that wants to move to other places . and the solution other places. and the solution one way round would be to say, can we help economic development in these places to ensure that there is opportunity there for those who want to move instead of thinking of purely in military police enforcement terms, which is , i think where a terms, which is, i think where a lot of the drift in europe has been of late saying how do we stop it rather than h