An insight into ‘Free Libya’, via Twitter
Disgusting tweets by @Libyan_Republic are indicative of the mentality of many Libyan ‘rebel’ supporters on Twitter.
Their contempt for black Africans is blatant.
With attitudes like this rife among anti-Ghadafi fanatics, these are dangerous days for any black Africans remaining in rebel-controlled territory. It’s likely most have already fled.

Libyan rebels bullying a black African: there are many reports of mass atrocities against blacks in rebel-held territory
They’re also bad days for NATO’s mercenaries, stooges and dupes.
NATO-backed Libyan ‘rebels’ look more like a rabble every day, with progress on the military front stalled despite some 7,000 NATO bombing raids to weaken the Government and ‘degrade’ its forces.
Proliferating reports of rebel atrocities now appear even in western mainstream media – see Libya: The West ‘Ignoring Rebel War Crimes’
There are also indications the fragile unity of highly disparate rebel factions is fracturing.
Two days ago, the rebel’s military commander General Younis was assassinated in the ‘rebel capital’ of Benghazi. Al Jazeera speculates the assassins may have connections with the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group – the very same terrorists proscribed by the British Government (while it duplicitously aids and abets the LIFG’s treachery).
It’s a bad time to emphasize – as if most of us didn’t already know – the bizarre allies America’s first black President has chosen to support.
Before NATO’s multi-billion dollar bombing campaign began, Libya was the African nation with the highest UNDP Human Development Index ranking on the continent . Under Ghadafi’s leadership, it has also made an unmatched contribution to the autonomous development of Africa as a whole. One might have thought US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, supposedly a champion of womens’ rights, would be impressed by the freedom and status of Libyan women.
Instead the US Administration has been digging itself even deeper into the mire over Libya – recently giving recognition to the self-appointed, unelected and widely-despised ‘Transitional National Council’.
By caving in to bad advice from Zionists with ulterior motives Obama and Clinton are bringing further disgrace on the USA and even seriously damaging western corporate energy interests via reduced profits and substantial writedowns. Then there are the impacts of higher oil prices on a fragile US and European economic recovery. By any normal standards, the attack on Libya is clearly madness. But Zionist standards are not normal. The fate of Iraq shows that the agenda of the Zionist/War Lobby is not benign. The warmongers really don’t care about the impact of their wars on either the west or the orient. Death, destruction and economic turmoil are their speciality.
Even now, as spokesman Moussa Ibrahim has explained, the Libya Government is willing to extend the hand of friendship to the USA and negotiate without conditions. America need only stop behaving like a dictatorial bully that’s taken bad acid – and peaceful dialogue, trade and the rebuilding of relationships can begin again. Surely that’s not too much to ask?
On August 13th in Harlem, New York City Americans who oppose lynchings and anti-black bigotry have a chance to demonstrate their disgust at Zionist-orchestrated imperialist attacks on Africa – see Millions March in Harlem Gears Up for August 13 to Oppose US War Against Libya.
Keynote speaker is the Rev Louis Farrakan, who has been a consistent voice of sanity since the anti-Libya heist began.
Let’s hope by then President Obama will have called off this criminal attack so normal Americans have something to celebrate.



Racism is abhorrent, but it appears that racism was also a major problem when Gaddafi was still in full control, well before the current uprising.
It seems no one was too concerned about it then…..
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Nick