libya's deadly floods and nato's role. on the 10th of september 2023, storm daniel made landfall in libya, resulting in severe weather conditions, including strong winds and southern heavy rainfall affecting several areas in the country. the torrential rainfall led to the collapse of two dams leading to massive flooding that killed thousands with reports indicating that the missing outnumbered the dead. one thing is clear, the disaster could have been avoided if the two dams were regularly main. a turkish company had commence repairs for the dams in 2010, but the project was suspended after a nato led invasion of the country, the people of libya, reeling from the death of their loved ones and damaged infrastructure are now asking who is responsible for the deadly floods? oh god, even one body, my god, just let me find even one body, god. have mercy on us. who can we hold accountable? who is responsible? to whom can we say you are responsible for this? who is responsible? what is the fault of the people and souls who died?

libya's deadly floods and nato's role. on the 10th of september 2023, storm daniel made landfall in libya, resulting in severe weather conditions, including strong winds and southern heavy rainfall, affecting several areas in the country. the torrential rainfall led to the collapse of two dams leading to massive flooding that killed thousands with reports indicating that the missing out number the dead. one thing is clear, the disaster could have been avoided if the two dams were regular. early maintained. a turkish company had commence repairs for the dams in 2010, but the project was suspended after nato led invasion of the country. the people of libya realling from the death of their loved ones and damaged infrastructure and now asking who is responsible for the deadly floods? oh god, even one body, my god, just let me find even one body. god have mercy on us. who can we hold accountable? who is responsible? to whom can we say you are responsible for this? who is responsible? what is the fault of the people and souls wh

and the last a, the migration that we see crossing from libya or libya, knowing the people coming from i forgot to cross to main name it any. and all that pays the less under control today. so the main to really intervention in 2011, played across a raleigh in the 7 lising. yeah. and there without saying that the integration was really good, because the united nations allowed only the protection of civilians, but not to destroy the country, to destroy get duffy's army and he's rules and to allow people to getting. so we can say that nato is in differential and any deal was any better than enough kind of steinway. to now many, many people have described libya now as a failed state. that the rule of law no longer exist. you've got, you know, major military factions, practically, and in a fat balkanized thing. the country who are those military leaders, especially general, half star with his ties to washington. indeed the lip, yesterday is a freight state or a state with limits or center authority. and we have to offer a d and an old and it is in the central and in the yeah, sorry in the

and the last a, the migration that we see crossing from libya or libya lowering and the people coming from i forgot to cross to made it to me. and all that pays the less under control today. so the main to really intervention in 2011, played at prussia, raleigh, in the 70 lising. they be here and there without saying that the innovation was illegal. because the united nations allowed only the protection of civilians, but not to destroy the country, to destroy get duffy's army and he's rules and to allow people to getting. so we can say that nato isn't differential and a deal was any better than enough guys done or to now many, many people have described libya now as a failed state. that the rule of law no longer exist. you've got, you know, major military factions, practically, and in a fat balkanized thing. the country who are those military leaders, especially general, half star with his ties to washington. indeed the lip, yesterday is a freight state or a state with limits or center authority. and we have to offer a d and an old and it is in the central and the yeah, sorry, and the

and his influence in that part of libya and he became the leader of the libya national army. so the i, then i let an a and b is based in to brook. he's one of the most popular military groups in the country. and he is receiving support from various countries including the united states. so he is not on his own, on the military fit in libya, but to use one of the most popular and clear military plans. so as we look at the reset, the stabilization in new share and more broadly across the so how could we say this is a knock on effect after the fall of libya and after the death of gadhafi? when we understand what's happening today in africa is indeed related to what's happening and what happened in libya and therefore to conduct the so good tasks understood that the unity among the outcome entries is impossible. because many countries, particularly the goods for all the rich countries, wherever they tied to the us and uh, where hosting us spaces, military bases, and with complete, to deliver it to the guys to return to that, you know, by turning towards africa. he wanted to do an

and his influence in that part of libya and he became the leader of the libya national army. so the and then i left an a and b is based into brook. he's one of the most pa submitted treat groups in the country. and he is receiving support from various countries including the united states. so he is not on the zone on the mid a tree fit in libya, but to use one of the most popular and clear ministry. so as we look at the reset, the stabilization in new share and more broadly across the so how could we say this is a knock on effect after the fall of libya and after the death of gadhafi? when we understand what's happening today in africa is indeed related to what's happening and what happened in libya and therefore to conduct the so good task. understood that the unity among the outcome entries is impossible. because many countries, particularly the goods for all the rich countries, wherever a tied to the us and uh, where hosting us spaces, military bases, and with complete to deliver it to the guys. so he thought, or that you know, by turning towards africa, he wanted to do an

so that's good we, when did the talk about going to libya started? did you believe it was going to show we started talking about it early on whenever there's some kind of armed conflict. wagner, soldiers talk about it, talk with you much and go, you could go to this one. that could be one for us. i would look to the political one the door. but most of cars are starting to get a, it's a contract at the getting every contract and every country means money is and you have to come without a contract. no money. so changes or what the pricing to be premium. how many wagner people were deployed in libya? and you believe me? yes, my brother, i know about 2 units and they were replaced by another to me. i knew about them. so if you have some tubs of on the school, how many men? genuine was, i don't know exactly around a 1000 i can get the some with the friends and dental teaching. i. so that's what a, i some, i have a tablet that we got from one of the wagner locations on my uh, equipment on a month for buying them. their forces are in red, yours are in blue.

that support is, well, we've also seen it's foreign ministry stressing the fact that libya does not accept the force displacement of punish dns and refuses to bulk. and we put a cd is over the right to food and medicine put to sizing the double definition of what civilians are and calling for immediate and urgent action to stop with the aggression and also holding east run the accountable for its responsibility for catching of supplies of fuel, water, electricity, and food it to be occupied territories in the quote is with the international community, even though there's something else we're across today. 8 former indian navy personnel have been sentenced to death in the middle east or nation of guitar . it's been a mercury case with few reported details, but media outlets health claim the defendants were accused of espionage. here's new delays. response were deeply shocked by the verdict of the death penalty and our weight and the detailed judgment. we attach high importance to this case and have been folded closely. wait for more in the navy officers have been in jail and got ther

into another civil war. libya is or ribbon use a more controlled by the wisdom of government. but this is a political message that also fits into the continuous depletion of libya, natural resources, premier reduce, guess libya is also calling for an immediate hold due to the brutal is really aggression against the cause of strep, saying that the is really occupation authorities must be held accountable for the a crimes against the police student people which will come to genocide. libya is not the only african country calling for is really supporting invested as to leave . so that for guy has been doing the same. but what's different with libya is that it's not on recording on these really invested up, but all that support is, well, we've also seen it's foreign ministry stressing the fact that libya does not accept the false displacement of punish dns and refuses to bulk. and we put a cd is over the right to food and medicine, which is sizing the double definition of what civilians are and calling for immediate and urgent action to stop with the aggression and also holding ea

but what's the difference with libya? is that it's not the only courting on these really invested at all that support as well. we've also seen it's foreign ministry stressing the fact that libya does not accept the force displacement off. but a scene is and refuses to bulk. and we put a cd is over the right to food and medicine puts a sizing double definition of what civilians are and calling for immediate and urgent action to stop with the aggression and also holding east run accountable for its responsibility for catching of supplies of fuel water, electricity, and food it to be occupied territories in accord is with the international community and and in new york, the un security council, both russia and china veto, to us draw resolution on the conflict and the russian. i busted us that it would have given israel a set of measures to using his ground operation in gaza. evelyn, it's the most correspond. it is, you don't need this document this thoroughly believe the sizes between when it's sole purpose, not being to sav

the house of representatives of libya upon them lifted in 2013 and which means to sit in a kind, the east of the country is threatening all states that support is right, including it to be friends and the united states. this is of course, by expanding the invest that is of those countries, so they leave libya immediately and interrupt or surprise this is something that we have seen in the press release issued by the libyan legislative forum. some say the tax, there's no signature at the bottom and has no legal value. but i'm those say it should be read as a message with a strong political value. it is worth noting and remembering, in fact that libya is divided into arrival and the to click new spaces based on the 20 and then does the, the eastern parliament does not recognize the government of national unity based and supported, which is considered legit to me by the united nations and to which foreign investment is the 1st 2 at the moment. so there are no indications of that to the to 40 government has supported the eastern house of representative status on the guns. i also say abou

did the, the, us and nato, better libya by it's bombing campaign in 2011? well actually yes, i was in libya before the war during the war and when trinity fan and i think i can save the situation and it'd be further than that. so why.

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 while i'm going to get duffy is, was at the country, it's far from better off without get duffy because funneling his.

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of this imperialism must, in the us, has one's libya, not to trust vladimir putin following a meeting between libya, national on a, come on the kelley for half, and the russian president in moscow, russian diplomats than tripoli have already killed the statement from washington, saying they thing last thing, a balance it well with thing, most of the early this week say that the and come on, those met with the russian investigative fence minister who had traveled to olivia twice last month to discuss joins counter terrorism efforts. you have to ralph was also that to assess the progress made by russian magics on specialists and providing relief efforts on for the reasons devastating floods in libya. a national libyan gathering policy member also told us that western nations have no right to interfere in libya. well, rusher is welcome to come help the north african country. i imagine it is not the rights of any international party to interfere in the affairs of any country that imposed on the governing authority and libya, regardless that authorities nature. similarly, the united states

libya, national on a, come on the kelley for half and the russian president. in moscow, parson diplomats and tripoli have already killed the statement from washington saying they thing last thing about that. well, with thing, most of the early this week for lizzie and kovasos met with the russian investigators defense minister who had travels olivia twice last month to discuss, joins counter terrorism efforts. you have to ralph was also that to assess the progress made by russian magics on specialists and providing relief aspects of the recent devastating floods in libya. a national libyan gathering policy member also told us that western nations have no right to interfere in libya. well, rusher is welcome to come help the north african country. i imagine it is not the rights of any international party to interfere in the affairs of any country that imposed on the governing authority and libya regardless that authorities nature. similarly, the united states and any other country that did or did not participate in the events of 2011 should not have a negative i

and others created in libya. the war in libya, that us, the french, and other countries participated in, that left a power vacuum and mess, spilled over terrorists into other countries, so what do we do? we create a drone base in niger to kill these people. what happens when you kill the wrong people? what happens when the drone lands on a wedding and 22 innocent people die? what do you think happens to their relatives? how many terrorists are created for every innocent civilian killed? you only have to think back to afghanistan, the mess of leaving afghanistan. i was for leaving afghanistan, but it was a terrible military blunder. when we did, the executive branch to save face, they droand somebody -- droned somebody. they droned the wrong person. they croned a humanitarian aid -- droned a humanitarian aid worker and a bunch of kids. do you think when you drone an aid worker and their kids, do you think you get more terrorism? hell yes, you do. you get ten more terrorists for every civilian you kill. there's no

a manual, one of the early days of the revolution in libya. everyone celebrated in nato intervention and some people rose against a good doctor's name and demanded his removal. however, later we discovered that the country was engulfed by chaos. were still suffering from the consequences of that to this day. their intervention was of the mon from politicians suppose that the good doctor regime. however, after this intervention they were unable to bring the country to a status to billy, were still unable to write a constitution that were hold elections for which we have been waiting for 13 years . now there is a weak leadership in addition to financial corruption, especially with the funds allocated for dams repair. there was like of maintenance and there were numerous reports in a password and about all of this. in the meantime, the next continues to come under fire with concrete in forces shelling they will probably, with the times of fighting over $100.00 new nations over 24 hours of correspondence . steve sweetie meets of blocks me to tons

the states, democracy, expands and operations in syria and libya as well. you may find this hard to believe, but it turns out that all the never again, for t sigmoid has not managed to fix the problem. when a boat crammed with over 500 women, men and children sent over the coast of the til in all into a form produced 10 years ago, it was sad never again to day on the 10th anniversary of that shipwreck. we have not to leave top to that commitment. 2023 has recorded the dead list 1st quarter of scenes 2017 and by the 2nd of october, 2500. 17 people were counted as that are missing this year alone in the central media to renew in the west. best and brightest, been able to come up with a solution. why after 10 years is mediterranean migration towards europe resulting in death falls? no, i've seen you since 2017 with over 2 and a half 1000 lies lot. so far this alone. ursula bonder lied. i knew i said, you're a p, it's the president and the fact of wasteland produced the last month after thousands of migrates, fighting far as more than the population of the enti

after all, the first attempt was in libya, because few people remember that in libya, united, china investedinese worked there. state-owned companies, moreover, as soon as this uprising began in benghaz, that’s it, in 4 days the chinese took 35,000 people out of libya, that is, the presence of china in libya was so significant, these include rare earth elements, this and oil, this is gas, this is infrastructure, that in china there is still an opinion that the situation in libya, so to speak, was connected not only with the fact that gaddafi began to say that he sponsored sarkazy there, but with the desire of the west and first of all the united states, to push the chinese out of libya, where they already had, so to speak, very serious investments and so on , and then the chinese, so to speak, left there, there were no such serious statements, but today again it turns out that they are already investing $10.5 billion in iraq, trades with the middle east for more than $200 billion. the middle east is the most important region for china, where 60-70% of all oil comes from iran and the middle e

look agree look at libya. well, i agree with you. libya. libya with you. look at libya. enemy. >> what i'm saying in >> exactly what i'm saying in the 1980s. >> at libya in terms of >> look at libya in terms of what it terms of support what it did in terms of support for the ira, in terms of the lockerbie bombing and its involvement in libya. then tony lockerbie bombing and its involiisnent in libya. then tony lockerbie bombing and its involiis standingibya. then tony lockerbie bombing and its involiis standing next then tony lockerbie bombing and its involiis standing next to en tony blair is standing next to gaddafi in a tent looking as if they're friends. can't they're best friends. you can't have have a vacuous have a you can't have a vacuous sorry policy like you are condemning. >> not my policy. you're condemning policy. i'm condemning your own policy. i'm saying yes, it's ludicrous. it's ludicrous what you're doing. you should there should be clear, consistent . see, the foreign consistent. see, the foreign policy of this country should be conducted in the best in

we saw them use the same extremist groups in libya. the, as we're also finding that alongside the saudis, in government, and in latin america, what, any of washington's interventions i'm sponsoring of such and terrorist groups. a broad since 911 justified a did they ever achieve any of the goals that they set? how to achieve? so that was one of the very few in the defense department at the time of the invasion of iraq who are posted and it costs me my job. it's that simple. and, and the reason for that is that we knew that, uh, i knew what the game plan was, and it was to not just stop terrorism per se, but it's that action actually created terrorism. and we also saw was the spread by them near conservatives in this country. and we have them even in the, by the administration today is we see in ukraine actually pushing democracy even at the end of a gun. and that's, that has been the, the, the policy of the media conservatives. and they're very influential, whether they're republican or democrat, in any administration. today, these pol

the overcoming denise from storm don out in libya last was broke of 5 dogs and launched a fast moving wall of water. it slipped away and tied residential areas and red ones in the coastal towns in the north african countries, eastern region, the historic port city of the software, the greatest losses in destruction. so they say told a flooding the left to thousands of people that are missing and the death toll varies. now, libya's red crescent has given the highest estimate, saying at least 11000 people died and an additional 10000 is still missing. miniature, in the agencies, also one of the spread of diseases and the devastated region. and the challenge of delivering supplies to those in the courses i've been down, collapse have been investigated to although we remains unclear how persecutors will respond via has been torn by civil war since a native backed uprising created to rival administrations. and that's after the offset. and killing of mama get off in 2011 lawlessness and they decline of investment in of like 2 crumbling infrastructure and due to the lack of the centralized g

and they have let to a crumbling infrastructure due to the lack of a centralized government in libya. hydrologist abdul, one, these i show us as a sense of the web that contributed to the capacity of what the war need to launch the against the be a triple the country and create the conditions for the slots a manual. one of the early days of the revolution in libya, everyone celebrated in need of intervention, and some people rose against a good doctor's name and demanded his removal. however, later we discovered that the country was engulfed by chaos. were still suffering from the consequences of that to this day. they never intervention was of the mon from politicians suppose that the good doctor regime. however, after this intervention they were unable to bring the country to a status to billy, were still unable to write a constitution that were hold elections for which we have been waiting for 13 years . now there is a weak leadership in addition to financial corruption, especially with the funds allocated for dams repair. there was like of maintenance and there were numerous repor

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the dozens of casualties including women and children, are rushed to hospitals amid devastating is rarely air strikes on gauze up on medical officials warren. there's just no more space to treat at least 3 people are reportedly wounded this friday and then the legit home off the rocket stripe on a residential building. intel a b c id of confirmed the killing of a hamas intelligent leader. it says was responsible for organizing the october 7th mass attack as relative because it's really hostages health by palestinian militants demand their government take immediate action if that was the 1st priority of the government, they would be by now my.

. >> we aren't bringing in anyone from gaza, syria, somalia, lebanon or libya or anyone else that threatens our security. if you empathize with radical islamic terrorists or extremists, you're disqualified. you're disqualified.

back from uh working for working for the french secret services in syria uh in places like that in in libya when they came back disillusion uh and then started you know things like the you know the... the charlie have charlie hebdo attack, the vatican massacres, there have been you know other other uh, you know uh, murders by returned fighters from syria and from libya, ever since then we're talking about starting in 2012, france the the problem in france hasn't been antisemitism like it was, the problem has been the open islamophobia of the of the french government, and president uh, the current president macron, he is the most the most pro israeli president ever, you should remember that uh, in 2014, president, france became the first country to bannin demonstrations, but macron tried to ban the bds campaign, in sanctions in 2019, macrone uh criminalized, he said anti-zionism and anti-semitism are the same thing, something which is just completely false and which completely uh, you know, any sort of peace process impossible, if you if you can't even be, you know, if you are being called a

and they also have the most delicious fried potatoes, and my name is zakaria, i came to belarus from libya, to study it technology, here i am i’ve been living here for a year and a half, i like belarus, kind and calm people live here, and i also love boxing. where will they send us today? i think i heard that we were going to slusk, but what is this? city, village, i haven't heard anything about him. we 're here, it's only an hour and a half away, isn't it? far from minsk, i think. well, where do we need to go next? this is a good question, a good question, i propose there, and i propose there. more beautiful, it seems to me, no, it’s more beautiful there, hey, nullata, you drive across the field and carefully mow the grass, my grandmother will be very pleased, i had to go fishing at least once, no, now we’re going to fry, try it, this dish will be, super, gifts - it’s just very tasty, sokoreses, yeah, what do you want more? i liked everything today, i’m tired of it, let’s take a photo of me, okay, i want it for my mom send, come on, come on, it’s better here, yes, better, well, let’s, how

he couldn't have killed black people in libya because he was african american. you know, the argument zelinski is jewish, so that's really terrible. of you to draw any comparison or link between this as, as wife and officer, and as lensky. well, i mean, i can think of a number of other decent examples of people who are jewish, who might have done participated in the very bad things that is being jewish is not a defense to the act is ation. and it might actually also be the cheapest, most superficial shielding from the accusation. belinda, the method cuz i might say, well, i mean you look at a man who is doing who might be partaking in bad things to say, well, he's got to be good because he's jewish. yeah, but i mean, rehearse discrimination is still discrimination, but let's full full of a logic. you can't, can't have a, not a problem because zalinski is jewish, and you have somehow, per goshen. who is the head of the wagner group? um uh they can still be nazis, even though per goshen is jewish. i mean do people don't understand the corrosion, but the murderous

this has previously supported catastrophic, was on libya or in syria. give a standing ovation to zalinski and a nazi assess veteran joining me now from l. a. to find out what is going on with canada and it's billions to you. great is someone who recently room is a candidate for the people's party off canada. david friday night is a canadian form. it litigated to an award winning viva for i rambler. david, thanks so much for coming on. i mean, what has happened to your country? i used to live in vancouver. i knew the vancouver sun was pretty right wing back in those days, but really the entire parliament to the old politicians, the defective, celebrating the holocaust. it wasn't they, they have no idea what they're doing. that's. that's the bottom line, the defense. and for those of you who don't know, a standing ovation that to a member of the ss granted here division, the 14th division, they give a standing ovation today because that guy, back in the forty's, father associates and there's so oblivious to history, they don't understand that so the, it's

most of them have fled to chatter egypt, but now some are arriving here in libya. some people bring his food and more set, but it's not enough for all the children. if to fighting continues and neighboring through that many fear that could possibly be an influx of refugees and possibly fighters crossing into libya. you image the yours is libya is not a safe place for refugees and asylum seekers. and that they try to give assistance to those who are the most vulnerable, which for the women and children here that's just not enough. the spring quarters long held the political blankets or form of expression protected by the 1st amendment a sponsor, the anti boycott bill because you know, i think it's just the right thing to do. the jewish people are gods chosen people and i feel like an obligation to do anything within my control or power to support them or protect preston for the house. this passage of senate bill $513.00 or the machine mr clare i would say probably have would identifies evangelical. they understand how important it is to support israel. 69 years, 3 d

when we think about reagan in the middle east, oftentimes think of lebanon, perhaps the airstrikes in libya or the iran-contra scandal. but i want to refocus us on a topic that isn't often discussed, and that is reagan's relationship with the islamic republic. so to begin, i'll set the scene for. you see if i can get this to work. there we go. in 1979, much changed in the middle east. and i'm just going to highlight three events that you may or may not be of. number one, the soviet union invaded,hanistan beginning their ten year occupation of the number two, drew heyman, maltby and several islamists radicals with him occupy the mosque in mecca. d they held it for two weeks untich scialces able to evacuate them from the premises. and third, o course, you had the iranian revolution and the hostage crisis that it resulted in. and so during the 1980 campaign,

of these forces used to destabilize countries in the sahel, we we can look back to the example of libya, right, where... uh the us, france, and nato, funded, trained, uh, armed right, insurgent groups throughout libya and and the and the region right, to destabilize the libyan government, right, and and there are uh reports that have come out of the sahel that, france has been engaged in similar activities since right, that this uh, this this coup in niger, and so there's a lot of distrust amongst the people. the sahel in terms of the ability and the willingness and the purpose of i guess these military bases that the french and and the us have in the region right? "a lot a lot of folks have have even point pointed to the the idea that uh they've created this crisis by having these so-called uh insurgents attack civilian uh populations that led to these african states inviting foreign military forces into their territories to help fight the violence from non-state armed groups, there are new york times articles going back to the libya uh conflict, speaking to this this trend of of you k

of these forces used to destabilize countries in the sahel, we we can look back to the example of libyaright, where... uh the us, france, and and nato, funded, trained, uh, armed right, insurgent groups throughout libya and and the and the region right, to destabilize the libyan government, right, and and there are uh uh reports that have come out of the sahel that, you know, france has been engaged in similar activities uh uh since right, that this uh this this coup in niger uh, and so you know, there there's a lot of distrust amongst the people. lot of folks have have even point pointed to the the idea that uh they've created this crisis by having these so-called uh insurgents attack civilian uh populations that led to these african states inviting foreign military forces into their territories to help fight the violence from non-state armed groups there are new york times articles going back to the libya uh conflict speaking to this this trend of of you know the us and france arming and and funding and and training right these groups to to create instability thank you uh we could pro

bernard henri levy, a man with a legacy all over the world, from yugoslavia to libya and the maidan, arrived in israel to promote the story of 40 beheaded babies. they fought and left. another group of foreigners. leaves the mercenaries ukraine, where have the wild geese flown? this is no accident. the ukrainian foreign ministry proposes to fight minefields with the help of bees, how everything should work, why does a creative idea smell like cutting money a mile away? he saves the wounded and writes poetry, like his relative. great-nephew of mikhail bulgakov with the call sign poet in defense of the russian world. how did you get to the front? under my leadership , the public health system will not treat them. so, the head of the israeli ministry of health, mashe arbel, expressed confidence that doctors public hospitals should not... should not provide any assistance to hamas participants who were wounded during clashes or taken prisoner. moreover, if you believe the jerusalem post , the same arbel explained that he considers such palestinians to be despicable and damned terrorists;

most of them have fled to chatter egypt, but now some are arriving here in libya. some people bring dispute a more set, but it's not enough for all the children. if the fighting continues in neighboring through that many fear that could possibly be an influx of refugees and possibly fighters crossing into libya, you in which the yours is libya is not a safe place for refugees and asylum seekers. and that they try to give assistance to those who are the most vulnerable, which for the women and children here that's just not enough. the, the in the depths of night is red on least has its power on the besieged, gaza strip. at least 235 on his demands of care. meanwhile inside israel fis bottles continue between his writing. so it was on the how much flight is at least $250.00 is radius of pills. and the unprecedented operation by how much thousands of protest as across the region. so vast support for palestinians, soft snow which is its biggest attack.

that rule libya with an iron fist, sometimes described as a terrorist authoritarian. but is that really who mo, margaret dot feet actually was october 20th 2023, mark c. 12 anniversary of good off he's done. 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 good off in 2011, following the us led nato bombing campaigns in libya. the country is anything, bought a country, only a name. remember when then secretary of state, hillary clinton said this. so we came, we saw, died civilian life has been decimated, taking hard fall gains of development back 60 years. the land has been balkanized by warring factions all buying for control after the death of gadhafi left a power vacuum across.

, libya himself described how he persuaded sarkazy, or rather, to start a war, allegedly he is almoston of gaddafi whether this is really true is unknown, but it was also noticed. sarkozy is in his immediate circle, that’s a fact. if you were truly a fighter for justice and the rights of the oppressed, at home in france he would support the movement yellow vests, but no, he declared that the protesters needed to be harshly suppressed. therefore, for the middle east, and indeed for any other region where the west has interests, bernard andrei levy is like a canary in a mine that begins to escape from its cage, a sure sign that it is time to save itself. the us congress has called for preparations for a nuclear war with russia and china, the financial times reports. members of the strategic concept commission warn that the pentagon has too few weapons. they advised washington to increase the number of warheads, as well as their delivery vehicles. they also named the main threat to the americans. according to the commission , one should be wary of simultaneous attacks from russia and chi

most of them have fled to chatter, egypt, but now some are arriving here in libya. some people bring dispute a more set, but it's not enough for all the children. if the fighting continues in neighboring through that many fear that could possibly be an influx of refugees and possibly fighters crossing into libya, you in which the yours is libya is not a safe place for refugees and asylum seekers. and that they try to give assistance to those who are the most vulnerable, which for the women and children here that's just not enough. the . despite the dangers and price of deportation, thousands of migraines continued to make the dangerous journey to economize diary in gap in the hope of a better life in the us. the . this is on 20 life from bill. i'm for the back also coming up a 1st for columbia, a former president of viral rebate is going on trying to over allegations of bribing witnesses.