Libyan Rebels are heading for a massacre at Tripoli... and NATO is letting them. SICKENING...

"We will fight to the last drop of blood," he said. "We will never give up."

He warned of a furious fight ahead, with the remnants of the Libyan army and well-armed vigilantes bracing for urban warfare. As government forces went into full retreat towards the capital from the road west to Zawiya and from al-Aziziya, 30 miles (45km) to the south, Gaddafi again called the rebels "rats".

"All the patriots of Libya, come to defend the capital," he said, adding that he feared "Tripoli would burn"
www.guardian.co.uk...

So basically the few rebels there is, are heading for a massacre at the gates of Tripoli EVEN AFTER the Gaddafi Government called for an immediate Ceasefire. news.sky.com...

Ofcourse, NATO is completely happy by the fact the Rebels getting massacred would be an excellent excuse to wave the "breach of human rights/massacre by a dictator" flag, so that they can SEND IN NATO TROOPS and prepare for a LIBYAN INVASION.

Its like Iraq all over again except this time NATO is using the Rebels to reach their goals

Well if Ghadaffi's forces are in full retreat how do equate that to a slaughter for the Rebels? Seems like the Rebels and Nato have the control.

I guarantee you the rebels won't get massacred. Among them are british and american special forces who are the ones that do all the planning and strategy. That's why they have been so succesful.

reply to post by kro32


Not if NATO can find another excuse to justify invasion. If all the rebels are killed or captured, NATO would obviously have to finish the job. And who said Gaddafi is retreating? He still has his loyal supporters numbering in the millions at Tripoli. Don't believe all that BS the mainstream are saying that Gaddafi has no support in his country.

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Um....it's was in your original post that his forces are in full retreat. Would you like me to quote back what you posted?

reply to post by Jepic


I know some NATO troops are already down there (disguised), but the battle at Tripoli is still going to be a bloody one. I'm guessing Gaddafi is going to pull a reverse trojan horse trick where he allows the rebels into the City and then massacres them.

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As government forces went into full retreat towards the capital from the road west to Zawiya and from al-Aziziya

They are simply regrouping the whole army to one location, which in this case is Tripoli. Gaddafi has hardly retreated...yet.

Originally posted by Jepic
I guarantee you the rebels won't get massacred. Among them are british and american special forces who are the ones that do all the planning and strategy. That's why they have been so succesful.

According to RT reports they haven't been successful on a large scale of late at all. This is why they'd most likely let what little rebels there are march to their deaths in Tripoli. We know that the "Rebels" are backed by American, French and British Intelligence, so an Invasion is all but inevitable, unless their original plan to topple Gaddafi without the mass deployment of troops doesn't fail.

Originally posted by kro32
reply to post by CasiusIgnoranze

 

Um....it's was in your original post that his forces are in full retreat. Would you like me to quote back what you posted?

Um....it was in the Quote he provided actually, that being an MSM lie!.

reply to post by CasiusIgnoranze


It's strange how the rebels have all of a sudden made such good progress. Ths can only be due to special forces on the ground.

I wouldn't expect a slaughter (or at least I hope not), as I am sure these special forces will be planting guidance equipment for accurate missile attacks.

Anyway this seems to be absolute wet dream scenario for Sky News. Second only to CNN as a war mongering broadcaster.

reply to post by CasiusIgnoranze


If I would have read the article without having you share your point of view, I would have never interpreted it the same way you did. But after you laid it out like you did in your OP it's a great point. Good thread.

It's sickening how the western powers are using Libya as a theatrical war game in the media. And of course, as you said, once the Gadafhi forces massacre the rebels in self defense we will see it all over our TV screens in the form of propaganda.

I hope they change their minds and turn around, otherwise it will be a bloodbath. Especially with all the Libyan civilians taking part in the defense.

I know a few Libyans, their families in Libya are saying that the country as a whole is confident that Gadaffi will soon be gone, dead or alive. Gadaffi does still have some support yes, but not enough to overcome this.

Originally posted by TheUnusualSuspect

Originally posted by Jepic
I guarantee you the rebels won't get massacred. Among them are british and american special forces who are the ones that do all the planning and strategy. That's why they have been so succesful.

According to RT reports they haven't been successful on a large scale of late at all. This is why they'd most likely let what little rebels there are march to their deaths in Tripoli. We know that the "Rebels" are backed by American French and British Intelligence, so an Invasion is all but inevitable, unless their original plan to topple Gaddafi without the mass deployment of troops fails.

Let's see what happens. My bet is the offensive will be succesful. The civil war ends this week I think.

Originally posted by Cobaltic1978
reply to post by CasiusIgnoranze

 

Anyway this seems to be absolute wet dream scenario for Sky News. Second only to CNN as a war mongering broadcaster.

lol, they are literally and figuratively the British version of the Fox News Network, the same deceitful tricks just repackaged.

Well usually when an army is on the offensive or fighting evenly they don't feel the need to consolidate in one area. That usually happens when you are being pressured or surrounded and have to make a defensive stand.

Actually scratch that! I think the big news will come today in a few hours! Go the guardian website. It says Gadaffis presidential guard has surrendered to the rebels.

Canadian Troops are already on the ground in libya i feel ashamed to be a canadian.

Reuters is reporting that Gaddafis son Saif Al-Islam has been captured by the rebels.

Reuters

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
Canadian Troops are already on the ground in libya i feel ashamed to be a canadian.

Welcome to my world. I have felt ashamed of my country ever since we went scrambling to secure the resources in Iraq.

It's funny how France jumped in on this one. They missed out on Iraq, there's no way they could afford to miss out on the Libyan oil.

reply to post by Jepic


Correction: NATO special forces, NOT rebels.