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Originally posted by exroyalnavy
reply to post by loves a conspiricy
There are images on Skynewsof two Libyan fighter-jets on the apron at Luqa. Also said to be two French-registered helicopters and 7 people onboard who say that they are French.
Originally posted by Violater1
Originally posted by exroyalnavy
reply to post by loves a conspiricy
There are images on Skynewsof two Libyan fighter-jets on the apron at Luqa. Also said to be two French-registered helicopters and 7 people onboard who say that they are French.
We are French, we are French! Don't shoot!edit on 21-2-2011 by Violater1 because: (no reason given)
LIBYA: Gaddafi Foundation weighs in on rumors of family feud Comments (5) (2) (3) February 9, 2011 | 9:37 am The chief of a Libyan charitable organization has responded to a Jan. 20 piece on Babylon & Beyond reporting allegations of a power struggle within the family of Libyan president Muammar Gaddafi. Youssef Sawani, executive director of the Gaddafi International Charity and Development Foundation, said the article contained "inaccuracies and mistaken assumptions" about the political situation in Libya. Here's the letter: "Your article, relying on little more than speculation, states that the Foundation's decision to focus on humanitarian aid in Africa rather than domestic politics in Libya is the result of a power struggle within the Gaddafi family. This is completely wrong. As a United Nations-accredited non-governmental organization, the foundation decided to renew its mission to improve lives across the African continent, a decision arrived at as a result of a dialogue among the members of our Board of Trustees about the best use of our resources, not because of some political or family squabble. Moreover, Mr. Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, who serves as the Foundation's chairman, is not abandoning the noble issues and causes that he has always passionately supported; rather, he will continue to champion them in his individual capacity, as will other groups within Libya, including the Human Rights Society. In America, political speculation is a parlor game. Alas, there are no such intrigues when it comes to the current political structure in Libya, nor the goals of the Foundation, which have been transparent and well-established ever since its formation." -- Los Angeles Times
Originally posted by LS650
If the story is true, I hope more of their military follow the example of these two pilots. I can only imagine that it must have been a difficult choice to defy their orders. They're probably sitting in a room in Malta, worried for their families back home.
Originally posted by tommyjo
Some close ups of the two Mirage F.1s in Malta showing the rocket pods. It also confirms that the Pilots were high rankers.
www.airplane-pictures.net...
www.airplane-pictures.net...
TJ
Originally posted by mwood
Great story about the pilots and I applaud them......
BUT, I don't know how big their air force is but if only 2 do it there isn't much hope for the poor people.
Maybe their actions will be an example and more will do it.