ED Noor: This is not new, but it is important to remind people about the truth of Libya and what was done. Although the author does not mention it, we all know that it is our dear friends, the only true democracy in the Middle East (ahem, or so they claim) who are behind the greed that drives these wars and this incessant push for the NWO/JWO This article covers only one of many reasons for the destruction of Libya and the assassination of its inspirational leader. Found this article at COCKROACH ALLEY
ELOQUENT FACTS OF “Oppressed” LIBYA:
- * GDP per capita ~ $ 14,192.
- * Unemployment benefit? ~ $ 730.
- * Each family member subsidized by the state gets annually $ 1.000
- * For every newborn is paid $ 7.000.
- * The bride and groom receive a $ 64 thousand to purchase flats.
- * Major taxes and levies prohibited.
- * To open a personal business a one-time financial assistance of $ 20.000
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Do you know the truth about
Lockerbie?
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U.S. paid 4 million each to two
witness to lie to the jew controlled World Court, backed by jew controlled
disgraced US.
The Lockerbie Trial ~ er ~ Joke
By Susan Lindauer, former U.S. Asset
who covered Libya at the United Nations from 1995 to 2003
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March 28th, 2011
March 28th, 2011
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Who are we kidding? The United
States, Britain and NATO don’t care about bombing civilians to contain
rebellion. Their militaries bomb civilians every day without mercy. They have
destroyed most of the community infrastructure of Iraq and Afghanistan before
turning their sights on Libya. So what’s really going on here?
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According to the CIA, the following
never happened…
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Last October, US oil giants ~
Chevron and Occidental Petroleum ~ made a surprising decision to pull out of
Libya, while China, Germany and Italy stayed on, signing major contracts with
Gadhaffi’s government. As the U.S. Asset who started negotiations for the
Lockerbie Trial with Libyan diplomats, I had close ties to Libya’s U.N. Mission
from 1995 to 2003.
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Given my long involvement in the
Lockerbie saga, I have continued to enjoy special access to high level intelligence
gossip on Libya.
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Last summer that gossip got juicy!
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About July, I started hearing that
Gadhaffi was exerting heavy pressure on U.S. and British oil companies to cough
up special fees and kickbacks to cover the costs of Libya’s reimbursement to the
families of Pan Am 103. Payment of damages for the Lockerbie bombing had been
one of the chief conditions for ending U.N. sanctions on Libya that ran from
1992 until 2003. And of course the United Nations forced Gadhaffi to hand over
two Libyan men for a special trial at The Hague, though everybody credible was
fully conscious of Libya’s innocence in the Lockerbie affair. (Only ignorant
politicians trying to score publicity points say otherwise.)
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Knowing Gadhaffi as well as I do, I
was convinced that he’d done it. He’d bided his time until he could extort
compensation from U.S. oil companies. He’s a crafty bastard, extremely
intelligent and canny. That’s exactly how he operates. And now he was taking
his revenge. As expected, the U.S. was hopping mad about it. Gadhaffi wasn’t
playing the game the way the Oil Bloodsuckers wanted.
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The Vampire of our age ~ the Oil
Industry ~ roams the earth, sucking the life out of every nation to feed its
thirst for profits. Only when they got to Libya, Gadhaffi took on the role of a
modern-day Robin Hood, who insisted on replenishing his people for the costs
they’d suffered under U.N. sanctions.
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Backing up a year earlier, in August
2009 the lone Libyan convicted of the Lockerbie bombing that killed 270 people,
Abdelbasset Megrahi, won a compassionate release from Scottish prison.
Ostensibly, the British government and Scottish Courts granted Megrahi’s
request to die at home with dignity from advance stage cancer ~ in exchange for
dropping a legal appeal packed with embarrassments for the European Courts.
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The decision to free Megrahi
followed shocking revelations of corruption at the special Court of The Hague
that handled the Lockerbie Trial. Prosecution witnesses confessed to receiving
payments of $4 million each from the United States, in exchange for testimony
against Megrahi, a mind-blowing allegation of judicial corruption.
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The Lockerbie conviction was full of
holes to begin with. Anybody who knows anything about terrorism in the 1980s
knows the CIA got mixed up in heroin trafficking out of the Bekaa Valley during
the hostage crisis in Lebanon. The Lockerbie conspiracy had been a false flag
operation to kill off a joint CIA and Defense Intelligence investigation into
kickbacks from Islamic Jihad, in exchange for protecting the heroin transit
network.
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According to my own CIA handler, Dr.
Richard Fuisz, who’d been stationed in Lebanon and Syria at the time, the CIA
had established a protected drug route from Lebanon to Europe and on to the
United States. His statements support other sources that “Operation Corea”
allowed Syrian drug dealers led by Monzer al-Kassar (also linked to Oliver North in
the Iran-Contra scandal) to ship heroin to
the U.S. ON Pan Am flights, in exchange for intelligence on the hostages’
whereabouts in Lebanon.
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The CIA allegedly made sure that
suitcases carrying heroin were not searched at customs. Nicknamed the “Godfather of Terror,”
Al Kassar is now serving a prison sentence for conspiring with Colombian drug
cartels to assassinate U.S. nationals.
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Building up to Lockerbie, the
Defense Intelligence team in Beirut, led by Maj. Charles Dennis McKee and
Matthew Gannon, suspected that CIA infiltration of the heroin network might be
prolonging the hostage crisis. If so, the consequence was severe. AP Reporter
Terry Anderson got chained in a basement for 7 years, while 96 other high
profile western hostages suffered beatings, mock executions and overall trauma.
McKee’s team raised the alarms in Washington that a CIA double agent profiting
from the narco-dollars might be warning the hostage takers whenever their
dragnet closed in.
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Washington sent a fact-finding team
to Lebanon to gather evidence.
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On the day it was blown out of the
sky, Pan Am 103 was carrying that team of CIA and FBI investigators, the CIA’s
Deputy Chief assigned to Beirut, and three Defense Intelligence officers,
including McKee and Gannon, on their way to Washington to deliver a report on
the CIA’s role in heroin trafficking, and the impact on terrorist financing and
the hostage crisis. In short, everyone with direct knowledge of CIA kickbacks
from heroin trafficking died on Pan Am 103. A suitcase packed with $500,000
worth of heroin was found in the wreckage. It belonged to investigators, as
proof of the corruption.
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The punch line was that the U.S.
State Department issued an internal travel advisory, warning that government
officials should get off that specific flight on that specific day, because Pan
Am 103 was expected to get bombed. That’s right, folks! The U.S. had prior
knowledge of the attack.
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Unforgivably, nobody told Charles
McKee or Matthew Gannon. But other military officials and diplomats got pulled
off the flight—making room for a group of students from Syracuse University
traveling stand by for the Christmas holidays.
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It was a monstrous act! But
condemning Megrahi to cover up the CIA’s role in heroin trafficking has struck
many Lockerbie afficiandos as grossly unjust. Add the corruption of purchased
testimony– $4 million a pop ~ and Megrahi’s life sentence struck a nerve of
obscenity.
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It struck Gadhaffi as grievously
offensive, as well—The United Nations had forced Libya to fork over $2.7
billion in damages to the Lockerbie families, a rate of $10 million for every
death. Once it became clear the U.S. paid two key witnesses $4 million each to
commit perjury, spook gossip throughout the summer was rife that Gadhaffi had
taken bold action to demand compensation from U.S. (and probably British) oil
corporations operating in Libya. More than likely, Libya’s demands for kickbacks
and compensation extended to other European oil conglomerates as
well ~ particularly France and Italy ~ who are now spearheading attacks on Libya.
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I knew last summer there would be
trouble. Payback would be a b—tch on both sides. You don’t lock an innocent man
in prison for 10 years on bogus charges of terrorism, and expect forgiveness.
The United States and Britain had behaved with remarkable selfishness. You’ve
got to admit that Gadhaffi’s attempt to balance the scales of justice
demonstrated a flair of righteous nationalism.
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Alas, Gadhaffi was playing with
fire, no matter how justified his complaint. You don’t strike a tyrant without
expecting a tyrant to strike back.
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And that’s exactly what’s happening
today.
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Don’t kid yourself. This is an oil
war, and it smacks of imperialist double standards. Two articles by Prof.
Chossudovsky at the Global Research Centre are must reading: “Operation Libya
and the Battle for Oil: Redrawing the Map of Africa” and “Insurrection and Military
Intervention: The US-NATO Attempted Coup d’Etat in Libya?”
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There is simply no justification for
U.S. or NATO action against Libya. The U.N. charter acknowledges the rights of
sovereign nations to put down rebellions against their own governments.
Moreover, many observers have commented that plans for military intervention
appear to have been much more advanced than U.S. and European leaders want to
admit.
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For myself, I know in my gut that
war planning started months before the democratization movement kicked off
throughout the Arab world—a lucky cover for U.S. and European oil policy.
Perhaps too lucky.
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As Chossudovsky writes, “Hundreds of
US, British and French military advisers arrived in Cyrenaica, Libya’s eastern
breakaway province” on February 23 and 24 ~ seven (7) days after the start of
Gadhaffi’s domestic rebellion. “The advisers, including intelligence officers,
were dropped from warships and missile boats at the coastal towns of
Benghazi and Tobruk.” (DEBKAfile, US military advisers in
Cyrenaica, Feb. 25, 2011) Special forces on the ground in Eastern Libya
provided covert support to the rebels.” Eight British Special Forces
commandos were arrested in the Benghazi region, while acting as military
advisers to opposition forces, according to the Times of London.
We’re supposed to believe the United States, Britain and Europe planned, coordinated and executed a full military intervention in 7 short days ~ from the start of the Libyan rebellion in mid-February until military advisers appeared on the ground in Libya on February 23-24!
That’s strategically impossible.
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Nothing can persuade me that
Gadhaffi’s fate wasn’t decided months ago, when Chevron and Occidental
Petroleum took their whining to Capitol Hill, complaining that Gadhaffi’s
nationalism interfered with their oil profiteering. From that moment, military
intervention was on the drawing board as surely as the Patriot Act got stuck in
a drawer waiting for 9/11.
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The message is simple: Challenge the
oil corporations and your government and your people will pay the ultimate
price: Give us your oil as cheaply as possible. Or die.
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Don’t kid yourself. Nobody
gives a damn about suffering in Libya or Iraq. You don’t bomb a village to save
it. The U.S., Britain and NATO are the bullies of the neighborhood. The
enforcers for Big Oil.
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Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan have
something in common. They have vast and extraordinary oil and mineral riches.
As such, they are all victims of what I call the Vampire Wars. The Arab Princes
get paid off, while the bloodsuckers pull the life blood out of the people.
They’re scarcely able to survive in their own wealthy societies. The people and
the domestic economy are kept alive to uphold the social order, but they are
depleted of the nourishment of their own national wealth.
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The democratization movements are
sending a warning that I don’t think Big Oil, or their protectors in the U.S.
and British governments understand or have figured out how to control. The Arab
people are finished with this cycle of victimization. They’ve got their stakes
out, and they’re starting to figure out how to strike into the heart of these
Vampires, sucking the life blood out of their nations.
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And woe to the wicked when they do!
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This article may be reprinted in
full or part with attribution to the author.
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Former U.S. Intelligence Asset,
Susan Lindauer covered Iraq, Libya, Yemen and Syria/Hezbollah from 1993 to
2003. She is the author of “Extreme Prejudice: The Terrifying
Story of the Patriot Act and the Cover Ups of 9/11 and Iraq.”?
I'm glad you found and saved this Noor, because "Cockroach Alley" has since really become Cockroach Alley - FOR the cockroaches. And if you DON'T know what REAL socialism is all about, you're reading it right here because Gaddafi practiced the closest thing to a Sacramental Social-ism as I've ever seen or read about. But then, I'm only one human being who has a fundamental understanding of what it was CHRIST taught about when he came here & chased the moneylenders out of the "temple". Something we EACH of us have to do in our individual lives since then - WE ARE THE TEMPLES, and we must chase MAMMON out of our hearts to make way for GOD. Seems like Gaddafi understood that lesson quite well. I salute Muammar Gaddafi. May he rest in POWER along with Chavez who was trying to do the same thing for Venezuela since 1999. God Bless you Noor. LEARN THE TRUTH so you may become one who disseminates truth! XOXO
ReplyDeleteI mourn his loss till this day and still have to tamper my emotions over his demise. I DETEST his assassins, primarily the French involved. He was a man among men, a dreamer, a poet and a great visionary. And he held back the hordes that destroy Europe today. No one EVER listened to his basic common sense.
DeleteI know. I miss Chavez for the same reasons. But we don't worship MEN, we worship the God that inspired their goodness & alacrity of spirit. Keep focused on Christ who is our only Savior. He leads us back to our real home with Him. Keep faith, keep Christ in your heart, and support the WHOLE BIRD, not just one wing. A one winged bird cannot fly Noor. LOL
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