AANGIRFAN
March 25, 2011
At http://fbechis.blogspot.com/ there is an article entitled "Sarkozy declared war on Italy"
"Ma quale Gheddafi! Sarkò ha dichiarato guerra all'Italia"
March 25, 2011
At http://fbechis.blogspot.com/ there is an article entitled "Sarkozy declared war on Italy"
"Ma quale Gheddafi! Sarkò ha dichiarato guerra all'Italia"
According to this article:
For three years French President Nicolas Sarkozy was extremely keen to sell to Libya:
(1) an entire fleet of Dassault fighter aircraft
(2) nuclear plants in and around Tripoli.
These sales were discussed by Sarkozy and Gaddafi in December 2007 in Paris.
As it turned out, Gaddafi bought very little from France.
Gaddafi bought from Russia and Italy.
Sarkozy frothed with rage.
Now France is bombing Libya.
France is bombing the planes Gaddafi bought from Russia.
As it turned out, Gaddafi bought very little from France.
Gaddafi bought from Russia and Italy.
Sarkozy frothed with rage.
Now France is bombing Libya.
France is bombing the planes Gaddafi bought from Russia.
On 25 March 2011, at http://www.voltairenet.org/en we learn that French plans to topple Gaddafi have been on track since last November
From this we learn:
According to Italian journalist Franco Bechis, plans to spark the Benghazi rebellion were initiated by the French intelligence services in November 2010.
This revelation has the blessing of the Italian secret services.
Timeline of events
October 6, 2010
Former Gaddafi supporter Nouri Mesmari, working with the French secret service, is to mastermind the revolution against Gaddafi.
Documents on this have been leaked to the Italian newspaper Libero.
Mesmari gives the French much information about the Gaddafi regime.
October 20, 2010
Mesmari, under the protection of French secret services, heads to France.
He has several top secret meetings with secret service agents and other top people close to Nicolas Sarkozy.
November 18, 2010
A French ‘commercial’ delegation leaves for Benghazi.
In the delegation there are officials from the Ministry of Agriculture and representitives from Cam Cereals, France Export Cereals, Cargill, Glencore, France Agrimer, Soufflet, Louis Dreyfous, and Comagra.
Among the delegation, posing as government officials, there are French secret service agents and military staff.
Their 'business' is meeting army officers ready to defect from the Libyan army.
While in Benghazi, contact is made with Libyan air defence colonel, Abdallah Gehani.
Timeline of events
October 6, 2010
Former Gaddafi supporter Nouri Mesmari, working with the French secret service, is to mastermind the revolution against Gaddafi.
Documents on this have been leaked to the Italian newspaper Libero.
Mesmari gives the French much information about the Gaddafi regime.
October 20, 2010
Mesmari, under the protection of French secret services, heads to France.
He has several top secret meetings with secret service agents and other top people close to Nicolas Sarkozy.
November 18, 2010
A French ‘commercial’ delegation leaves for Benghazi.
In the delegation there are officials from the Ministry of Agriculture and representitives from Cam Cereals, France Export Cereals, Cargill, Glencore, France Agrimer, Soufflet, Louis Dreyfous, and Comagra.
Among the delegation, posing as government officials, there are French secret service agents and military staff.
Their 'business' is meeting army officers ready to defect from the Libyan army.
While in Benghazi, contact is made with Libyan air defence colonel, Abdallah Gehani.
November 28, 2010
An international warrant of arrest is issued by the Libyan government for Nouri Mesrami.
Foreign Minister Musa Koussa is held responsible for the defection of Mesrami and his passport is withdrawn by the authorities.
December 2, 2010
Muammar Gaddafi sends messages to Nouri Mesrami to win him back saying that he forgives him for what he did and invites him back to Libya.
December 23, 2010
A delegation of Libyans arrives in Paris for meetings with Mesrami and other French officials.
The Libyans are Ali Ounes Mansouri, Farj Charrant and Fathi Boukhris.
These three men will be known later, together with Ali Hajj, as leaders of the revolution, that started from Benghazi.
The Libyan delegation together with Mesrami and French military and secret service personnel dine at an elegant French restaurant at the Champs Elisée.
Decmber 25 – 31, 2010
" The situation in Benghazi is boiling".
Januray 22, 2011
Protests turn into clashes and army officials desert.
The rebels capture important cities.
The French government is the first European state to recognize the new Libyan National Council and establish diplomatic relations.
Sarkozy and Gadaffi were keen on doing military deals worth billions of Euros, before they fell out, according to the Telegraph
'Libya funded Sarkozy's election campaign'
On 25 March 2011, The Guardian has an article entitled:
From this we learn:
"The world's first aerial bombing campaign took place in Libya ... in September 1911."
The Italians bombed Libya, hoping to make it part of their empire.
The Italians carried out "the deliberate destruction of villages, wells and herds with force.
"Nearly 100,000 people were interned or deported, and thousands died of disease or malnutrition in labour camps.
"Italian planes ... dropped mustard gas in defiance of the 1925 Geneva protocol...
"The Italians ... devastated the old pastoral economy, and depopulated much of the land..."
After World War II, Libya's new British-backed king, Idris was eventually replaced by Colonel Gaddafi.
"Gaddafi ordered British and American air bases to close and kicked out the 20,000 Italians still living in the country, nationalizing their property...
"Two years after forcing the Italians to leave, the socialist Gaddafi was inviting Italian corporations back in, turning the former colonial oppressor into Libya's chief European business partner...
"The Libyans ... will remember what we have forgotten – that these planes are not the first..."
Many thanks for the link.
ReplyDelete- Aangirfan
Gaddafi is just protecting his interest for his people in Libya like a lioness protecting her young.
ReplyDeleteHe is, indeed, a lion. The Lion of Africa. Thanks for dropping by!
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