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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
UN silent despite no grounds for NATO war on Libya The siege of Sirte continues. Despite no grounds for the war in Libya, a fact well documented at Pentagon briefings and Senate Cmmittee meetings in March, media have manipulated the news, and UN have shown complicity with NATO through their having no intention to rein in the illegal actions NATO continue to wage.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011UN silent despite no grounds for NATO war on Libya The siege of Sirte continues. Despite no grounds for the war in Libya, a fact well documented at Pentagon briefings and Senate Cmmittee meetings in March, media have manipulated the news, and UN have shown complicity with NATO through their having no intention to rein in the illegal actions NATO continue to wage.
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Thursday, September 1, 2011
The GMMR Project: Libya's achievement and NATO as war criminal party-pooper... September 1, 2011 is the twentieth anniversary of the celebrations marking the completion of Phase I of the Great Man-Made River Project, Libya's great achievement, and the world's largest water transfer civil engineering venture. NATO has bombed sections of the pipeline, therby destroying essential civilian infrastructure, which is a war crime.
Thursday, September 1, 2011The GMMR Project: Libya's achievement and NATO as war criminal party-pooper... September 1, 2011 is the twentieth anniversary of the celebrations marking the completion of Phase I of the Great Man-Made River Project, Libya's great achievement, and the world's largest water transfer civil engineering venture. NATO has bombed sections of the pipeline, therby destroying essential civilian infrastructure, which is a war crime.
