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Editorial See other Editorial Articles Title: Thank you Muammar Thank you, Muammar 17.04.2011 Thank you, Muammar. 44061.jpegThank you, Muammar Al-Qathafi. For the vast majority of human beings, time on this planet is an anonymous passage. They are born naked, leave nothing and die lying down. In your case, you have left a legacy and a philosophy of Governance which will serve as a beacon of light for thousands of generations. And you refuse to lie down. Thank you Muammar Al-Qathafi. I sincerely hope that you live among us for many years to come and that you weather this imperialistic storm, dampening the flames of religious extremism and terrorism, fanned by a clique of sickening protagonists who wish to rape Libya and Africa, whose murderous campaign is based around greed and lies. Many of us in the international community saw this coming. They tried and failed in (where else?) Benghazi in the 1990s and have been itching for a second attempt. The "innocent civilians" they refer to are none other than the terrorists they have trained and into whose ranks the Benghazi Islamist extremists have flocked. They lied about Libyan bombing campaigns, they now lie about cluster bombs (why would your forces deploy cluster weaponry into areas they have to pass through?) and let us be honest, if a "regime" is turning "the full weight of its heavy weaponry" on unarmed civilians the death toll would thousands, not six. Lies and stupidity go hand in hand and the ones who believe in the nonsense being spread by the mainstream media are those sheep whose passage on Earth will remain anonymous, as indeed it should. 0Share * Print version * + - Font Size * Send to friend In your case, Muammar Al-Qathafi, your passage among us will never be anonymous and you will be remembered for generations to come, thousands of years in the future, as a man who showed us a Third Option and who has left a written legacy which should be fundamental and compulsory reading for every primary school student. It is a manual of Governance for a perfect society. Your Green Book is not a Utopic treatise but indeed the blueprint behind what you successfully implemented in your country, which was the poorest in the world when you received it and which you have transformed into the richest in Africa in terms of human development indices. For this you will be remembered. You will be remembered for the system of Governance which was going to receive a UN humanitarian prize in March. You will be remembered for your model which provided free education, free healthcare, free houses. You will be remembered for your agricultural revolution which turned the desert green. You will be remembered for making your people prosperous and proud to be Libyans while taking little for yourself. You will be remembered for living in a tent when others built palaces and you will be remembered for never turning your back on your roots and your people. You will be remembered for your system of democratic governance through People's Committees and Popular Congresses (Jamahiriya) - real democracy which rises above the mafia-style governance of western "parliamentary democracy". What sort of democracy is that? You will be remembered for providing a social model which answers the needs of Humankind, taking into account the need for an umbrella State and also introducing the vector to reward human endeavour. Decades ago you saw through the weak points in the Socialist Model and the Capitalist Model and gave us a Third Way. You will be remembered for your Third Universal Theory providing a manual of economic government which you successfully introduced into your country. Your enemies - they are few but powerful - whatever the result of today's debacle, will be remembered as the self-seeking protagonists they are. Within a single decade, they will be seen as the failures that are and their entry into the annals of history may be a few lines, maybe less and they will have contributed absolutely nothing whatsoever towards the future of humanity. Nothing. You will be remembered for your political, economic and social axes of your Third Universal Theory which is truly universal and will, I have no doubt, provide a model of Governance for this Planet and all those discovered in the Cosmos in the millennia to come. For this, Muammar Al-Qathafi, you will be remembered. Yet your work did not end in Libya and with your people. After freeing thousands from the tyranny of colonialist practices and the humiliating yolk of Imperialism, you exported your ideas and ideals, benefiting not just a few cronies (like your enemies do) but directly affecting and building institutions for hundreds of millions of people across Africa. That is why Africans call you the King of Kings. Your African legacy The media controlled by your enemies are certainly not ignorant of the facts I am about to refer to but for sure they will never mention them. You will be remembered for your pioneering work in the African Continent - it was you who gave Africa the possibility to connect all countries and cities - and rural areas - in a vast telecommunications project facilitating distance learning, telemedicine and so on. You will be remembered for your satellite technology which cost 400 million USD, freeing Africa from the burden of paying 500 million USD a year for the use of Western satellites. You paid 300 million USD of this. You will be remembered for having that 30 billion USD set aside - which Obama stole - money destined for African banking projects which would have circumvented western financial interests, holding Africa down for decades with high interest rates. That is why they attacked. You will be remembered for standing up for the entire African continent at a time when Europeans were trying to fan the flames of racism, dividing North Africa from the rest of the continent. You will be remembered for your support of the ANC against apartheid, for your open approach to religious tolerance, you will be remembered for bringing prosperity, dignity and above all, hope, to Africa. So nobody is fooled by the lies of your enemies. Hoping you will remain among us for many more years, understanding that nobody is eternal, and respecting your tremendous legacy... In the name of thousands of millions of human beings, here today or to come tomorrow, thank you, from the bottom of our hearts. Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey Pravda.Ru If this is true then what is Sarkozy and the rest of the gang trying to pull off?
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#1. To: Tatarewicz (#0)
www.opinion- maker.org/2011/04/libya-all-about-oil/ Why would the rebels establish a central bank before the fighting is over? How could it be an improvement on what the Libyans already have?
"As I write, highly civilized human beings are flying overhead trying to kill me. They do not feel any enmity against me as an individual, nor I against them. They are only doing their duty, as the saying goes....." ~George Orwell, London, 1941
I'd say that the Rebels were confident that they had complete control of Benghazi so in order to continue business as usual they had to set up their own bank. Furthermore, these adventurers, recalling the ease with which Gadaffi deposed the King they likely felt taking over the rest of the country would be a piece of cake. Gadiffi's long rule was an indicator that new younger leadership should be given a chance. Plus the Rebels had going for them Gadaffi's international unpopularity for distributing wealth among all the people rather a few among the political elite which was a worrying example for Saudi and other wealth hoarding tyrants. Rebels didn't expect a fight from Gadaffi in the light of his regime about to be given an international human rights award. France, now headed by former Mossad agent Sarkozy, and other attacking nations are staunchly pro-Israel, especially US, Britain and Canada where politicians who rely heavily on Organized Jewry's support at election time, saw this as an opportunity to reaffirm "loyalty" to Israel and thus assure continued Jewish support, particularly its media. Gadaffi had been a significant threat to Israel's legitimacy with his call for return of lands, stolen by Israeli terrorists, to the indigenous Palestinians. The bank is a non issue in so small a country. Likewise oil is not a factor because it's an international market commodity and Libya as any exporting country would welcome development by American companies with their superior technology (but this is precluded by the Israeli lobby which doesn't want American companies to be dealing with its enemies) All of which is a convoluted, Rube Goldberg arrangement but it's my best guess as to what's really going on.
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