Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: In Libia torna il monarca

 
 
Un pietoso puffo messo su dai britt dopo la guerra.
 
Adesso gli danno legittimita'.
 
Grandi passi verso il medio evo, l'epilogo della primavera islamica.
 
Sharia e sceicchi autoritari ?
 
 
Prince Idris al-Senussi left a "humiliating" existence in Italy and flew 
home using a passport of royal vintage, issued during the reign of his late 
relative, King Idris. He landed in a country where the green, red and black 
national flag dating from the era when Libya was a monarchy is flying once 
again. The rebellion against Col Muammar Gaddafi took place under these 
colours and the country's new rulers have formally abolished the all-green 
banner introduced by the fallen dictator. They have also chosen to restore 
the old national anthem of royal Libya.
 
Prince Idris told the Daily Telegraph that his return after half a lifetime 
of exile in Rome was the "greatest joy of my life, apart from the birth of 
my children".
 
He spent his first day in Libya visiting the palace where the royal 
household lived until they were overthrown by Gaddafi and driven out of the 
country in 1969. Prince Idris, then only 12, eventually became an Italian 
citizen and a tenacious opponent of Gaddafi's regime. In 1991, he was 
accused of organising a failed bid to kill the "Brother Leader", who 
retaliated by placing him on a death list.
 
But Prince Idris said his homecoming had no political significance and he 
would not be campaigning for the restoration of the monarchy. "I'm not 
making any political statement. I'm going to visit friends, relatives and to 
bring my children to see their country," he said. "I want to participate in 
building democratic civil society."
 
As for the future shape of Libyan politics, Prince Idris promised: "I will 
abide by whatever the Libyan people choose to do. I will follow them." He 
added: "For me, the most important thing is that Libya returns to be a free 
country. I will be very touched to see all the Libyans free after so many 
years of despotism."
 
 

 Un pietoso puffo messo su dai britt dopo la guerra.
 
chissà se gli ebrei li ha cacciati da puffo britt o di sua spontanea
volontà. Ma tanto i media di regime diranno che nel '67 governava già
Gheddafi

 Sharia e sceicchi autoritari ?
 
Re Idris è stato il primo governante libico ad abolire la sharia come
fonte principale del diritto.
 
Gheddafi l'ha reintrodotta.

 Re Idris è stato il primo governante libico ad abolire la sharia
 
il che non gli impedì di cacciare tutti gli ebrei lo stesso....ma
eravamo sicuri che il dhimmi l'avrebbe difeso

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Che c'è di male?

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Documenta prego. 
 
 

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ecce homo. Ma Wally tacerà anche stavolta.

 ecc
 
è una domanda. Allora, che c'è di male a buttare in mare abbrei?

 Documenta prego.
 
Fatti le tue ricerchine del cazzo (cit.)

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Incazzoso, per me non hai argomenti, tutto li.
 
Senti dalle tue parti nella costa dei pirati han fatto secca una petroliera 
italiana.
 
I Somali non arrivano in Oman con le loro bagnarole.
State tornando ai classici medioevali?