What in the world are we doing in Libya?

Watch this short eye opening video to learn what every thinking person needs to know about Gaddafy and life in former Libya.

Chosenite tools Sarkosy, Hillary, the UN and the Arab League were so concerned Gaddafi might bomb Libyians, at some point in the future, they decided to do the right thing and start bombing Libya right away themselves. WTF? When in this part of the world as a contemporary leader, his only real crimes are that he does not have a good barber and dresses a little odd in tin soldier gear with sun glasses.



Yes he is described as an African dictator (he held no formal position and powers) and Libya does not have our magnificent charter of rights or constitution protecting those rights in a just and fair manner. On the other hand since the Patriot Act neither do we any more while Libyans enjoyed something we can only dream of "Direct Democracy". The majority of Libyans support Gaddafi and his visionary infrastructure developments for the benefit of his countrymen. (Nixon and Bush held on to power without mandate, at 24 and 25 % approval ratings). Gaddafi brought a great sweet water desert aquifer pipeline and pumping project to the desert to make his country self sufficient in food water and energy. The standard of living was high and the arts were flourishing. My uncle worked in middle east oil fields for over 30 years and 20 of these in Libya; he was adamant that apart from some of the quirky protocol aspects of government, the country is a model of success in the region.

We should be so lucky as to have here what they have in essence there, but we only have left a façade of a country. A veneer hypocrisy democracy where the hand behind the CFR curtain decides who will be the next leader, pulls the Mockingbird (black budget program where the media was bought lock stock and barrel) levers to make it so in the public mind. Where is that whistleblower Fox news manager’s story with the CDRom setting the spin on the daily news stories….. ?



The obvious tell for me that outside interests were driving the so called revolt agenda in Libya here was a bunch of rag tag rebels with a few minor victories behind them and they announced the formation of a central bank. WTF!!!!?  What do these guys know about a central bank?
Now we get to the truth of the matter. See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuqZfaj34nc&NR=1&feature=fvwp

A trampled constitution, habeas corpus dead and gone, rendition and torture, bought and paid for representatives, corrupt judiciary, voter fraud, owned mainstream media, the dollar and the economy in the tank, ya we have the moral authority to go bombing and invading other countries to make them happy and free.


Lifting the Veil from S DN on Vimeo.

Each week forward we continue to witness the abuses and insanity of our system and the great need for reclaiming our personal sovereignty and creating an equitable world congruent with our purpose and design. A question for each of us is how is your pituitary gland today? Pump it for freedom!

This is from a team of Russian doctors working in Libya witnessing the civilian bombings and calling on Russia to exercise its UN veto and for war crimes in the world court in the Hague for the US and NATO.

We are Ukrainians, Russians and Belarusians, the people of various professions (mainly doctors), working in Libya for more than a year (from 2 to 20 years). During this time, we became well acquainted with the life of the Libyan people and state with few citizens of other nations living in this social comfort, as the Libyans. They are entitled to free treatment, and their hospitals provide the best in the world of medical equipment. Education in Libya is free, capable young people have the opportunity to study abroad at government expense. When marrying, young couples receive 60,000 Libyan dinars (about 50,000 U.S. dollars) of financial assistance. Non-interest state loans, and as practice shows, undated. Due to government subsidies the price of cars is much lower than in Europe, and they are affordable for every family. Gasoline and bread cost a penny, no taxes for those who are engaged in agriculture. The Libyan people are quiet and peaceful, are not inclined to drink, and are very religious. Today, the people are suffering. In February, the peaceful life of the people was violated by gangs of criminals and insane drugged youth – whom the Western media for some reason called “peaceful demonstrators”. They used weapons and attacked police stations, government agencies, military units – resulting in bloodshed. Those who direct them, pursue a clear objective – to create chaos and establish control over Libya’s oil. They misinformed the international community, and said that the Libyans are struggling against the regime. Tell us, who would not like such a regime? If such a regime were in Ukraine or Russia, we would not have been here and worked and enjoyed the social comfort at home in our own countries and in every possible way such a regime would be maintained.