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Originally posted by Dinamo
reply to post by christina-66
I know Libyans have not been living under a bubble but i'm sure TPTB will not let them prosper. If it was only Gaddafi
as a problem...
Same as Iraq. Saddam wasn't a problem. Where is free democratic Iraq?
Same as everyone, where Nato forces had interest.
I sincerely hope Libyans can and WILL make sane decisions, take care of themselves, get rid of western masters and be one of leading countries in the region. They have my best wishes. My relative worked there for 20 years and he said they are beautiful people and country.
BUT that are hopes.
My expectations were said. Where USA fights their wars, country stays owned by international bankers.
Originally posted by John0Doe
*FOR THOSE THAT WAS TRYING TO DEBUNK*
Here u have video of "rebels" Leader himself on live TV says that the video of Green Squere is FAKED!
www.youtube.com...
The LIA, Libya's largest store of oil savings, controls about US$64 billion (Dh235.06bn) of assets. [color=limegreen]It owns 3 per cent of Pearson, the publisher of the Financial Times, and 7.5 per cent of Juventus Football Club, according to regulatory disclosures in November. It also has 2.6 per cent of UniCredit, one of Italy's largest banks, and 2 per cent of Finmeccanica, an Italian conglomerate.
Any freeze on those assets could further restrain the regime from using financial muscle to quash the popular uprising.
Pearson said yesterday the LIA's 3.27 per cent holding was "effectively frozen", as its lawyers advised that the shares were subject to UN and UK sanctions. The company has told the LIA that it "will not register any transfer or pay any dividend in respect of the shares until further notice".
Other government institutions also boast big foreign holdings. [color=limegreen]The Libyan central bank owns an additional 4 per cent of UniCredit, plus almost 60 per cent of Bahrain's Arab Banking Corporation (ABC) and 14.45 per cent of Arab Insurance Group in Bahrain. ABC said on Monday it had not been affected by the global asset freezes. World divided on what Libyan assets to freeze .. Mar 2, 2011
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
"Land is the private property of none" huh, right out of the Socialist playbook. Statism to the T. The govt giveth adnd the govt taketh away. Not that the most Socialist Prez since FDR wants to get rid of that...I'm still at a loss to explain why the most leftist admin since Carter is going after a leftist dictator.
Originally posted by christina-66
Originally posted by John0Doe
*FOR THOSE THAT WAS TRYING TO DEBUNK*
Here u have video of "rebels" Leader himself on live TV says that the video of Green Squere is FAKED!
www.youtube.com...
This is just an absolutely scream of a 'reliable' source. A youtube vid - in Arabic with French subtitles - and comments below the vid pointing out the subtitles are not a translation of what's being said. oooh do that again. Give us another source like that.
It's atrocious, and a dream for tptb, that some people no longer appear to be able to discern reality from fantasy.