US Ambassador And Staff's murder and the "Big Lie" of Benghazi. Libya blowback analysis preview
Channel: aligzanduh
Date: 2012-09-14

Actual Presentation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLTO6PzTboo See downloads at bottom of page: http://www.microtopia.org/us-and-california-politics-and-policy/libyan-conflict-intel for proof's and documentation.The Question that the killing of the US Ambasador and 3 of his diplomats -- is yet another example of the enormous consequences of the US decision to eschew diplomacy in favor of force and regime change. 
Can the American people ask themselves -- was the only way for Libya to become more democratic through war ? 
Are the people of the US morally culpable for the vast calamities that have befallen Libya?
And even more so can we hold our leaders accountable for recklessly launching wars without telling us the truth -- or seeking a diplomatic solution.
What is our responsibility -- if we took a situation that did not require mass violence -- and then forced it through a spasm of violence and upheaval.
Since the election
Gadaffi loyalists are finally being publicly identified. But by no one in the main stream press -- only Arab and the English Libya Herald disclosed the extent that 'rival militias' were actually struggles with the loyalists.
The Interior Minister actively assisted the demolition of historical monuments -- due to the extremist views of Qatar And Saudi Arabia being pushed on the Libyans -- through their armed allies In Libya, the LIFG and its descendants. They also burned libraries of ancient manuscripts. This has happened in Afghanistan, Iraq and now Libya -- massive destruction to antiquities after US fueling arms into the country.
A Super model from Israel has called for Saif Al Islams fair treatment -- calling him a gentleman.
Roman statues have had to be removed for fear of their desecration illegal torture and detention ofg loyalists and blacks still occur in dozens of camps.
Warning of hundreds of thousands of deaths of at risk peoples in the Sahara, Mali overthrown, Timbuckt ravaged, huge amounts of weapons falling into the hands of Muslim religious extremist fighters.
And now the killing of the Ambassador and 4 diplomats.
Do we have the right to flout a UN resolution calling for peace talks, and demand instead the unconditional surrender of one of the 2 parties. Without any discussion of Libya's accomplishments in health care education housing and a lower poverty rate than the US? Without ever presenting real eviden