Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Un giornalista occidentale che per mesi e' stato in Libia

 
Col che si vuol rimarcare che ci sono i giornalisti occidentali.
Solo che non li vediamo praticamente, sono censurati.
Ci sono giornalisti occidentali anche non coglioni, e non in bedded, come 
quelli che si son fatti beccare nelle press room degli Al Queddini, pensa 
che somari, rimetterci la pelle per raccontar balle..
 
 
A United Nations commission investigating war crimes and human rights abuses 
in the Libya war has said that NATO airstrikes on the North African country 
in 2011 killed scores of civilians.
 
Press TV has interviewed Lizzie Phelan, in London, on the issue.
 
Press TV: You have reported the news several times from Libya. With regards 
to that, we see that the war crimes that were committed by NATO during the 
Libyan war have been quite ignored and they seem to have been ignored until 
today. What is preventing a proper investigation and follow up process on 
what really happened in Libya?
 
Phelan: NATO went into Libya under a mandate supposedly to protect 
civilians. But obviously when I was there for quite a long time during the 
8- to 9-months NATO bombardment of Libya, everyday civilians were being 
killed by NATO as the report correctly says.
I visited a school that was bombed, the University in Tripoli, people's 
homes, every single day civilians were dying at the hands of NATO and there 
was only one incident, I believe it was in June, in which I think 15 people 
in Tripoli were killed by a NATO airstrike that NATO actually admitted 
responsibility for. The rest of the time, they claimed that civilian targets 
were legitimate military targets, without producing evidence.
 
During the whole time, the former Libyan government was calling for 
independent international observers to come in and to verify what was 
happening on the ground, but those calls were repeatedly ignored and so as a 
result, we do not have any independent figures of the death toll at the 
hands of NATO.
 
And that was just the casualties directly from NATO. Of course, on the 
ground and since the so-called report of the government, there have been 
reports that have come out now from Amnesty and other human rights 
organizations - but we didn't need those reports we could see with our own 
eyes what was happening on our television screens, that there have been 
thousands of Libyans killed by NATO's proxies on the ground, the so-called 
rebels of the NTC... that have been systematically targeting and killing, 
imprisoning and torturing many people who supported the former system.
 
It's a very ... day for this information to come out because there are many 
people today commemorating that this is actually the date of the 
establishment of the Jamaharia system inside Libya. So, you know it's really 
a very sad time that after many, many years of stability, on this day, the 
people of Libya are not celebrating that day, that they are actually 
commemorating the loss of that system that brought them stability.
 
And the result of the loss of that system has been the deaths of thousands 
of people as your report has mentioned at the hands of NATO and their allies 
on the ground, the rebels.
 
Press TV: With regards to the situation in Syria, interestingly many say 
that we will see another Libya take place in Syria. Because of the fact that 
you've been on the ground in Libya for such a long time, how do you compare 
the situations in both countries?
 
Phelan: I was also in Syria in January for some weeks and there are many 
similarities between the two situations. Of course the greatest similarity 
is that the so-called opposition movement or the rebel insurgents on the 
ground in Syria like in Libya are also supported with arms and logistical 
and financial support by the NATO and [P]GCC states mostly Qatar and Saudi 
Arabia.
 
And we have seen, yesterday, the defeat of the rebels in Homs was declared 
and we have seen reports that hundreds of fighters from Libya, now that they 
have succeeded in destroying Libya, have traveled to Syria to do basically 
the same thing there.
 
You are absolutely right... if you want to see what will happen in Syria if 
NATO gets their way with destabilizing the country, you only need to look at 
the thousands of people, the hundreds of thousands of people that have had 
to flee Libya, the tens of thousands of people that have been killed, the 
tens of thousands of people that are in prison and tortured; the complete 
destruction of the economy and a really complete anarchy. There is no 
government in Libya and if the trend continues, if the aggression against 
Syria continues, it will be exactly the same for Syria and it will be a very 
explosive situation for the region.
 
Very recently, we've had Obama saying that he wasn't bluffing when he said 
that he would be prepared to attack Iran. So not only is it in a very short 
space of time, the destruction of one sovereign state, Libya, the very 
strong attempt at the destruction of another sovereign state, Syria, but 
already the time to... on Iran. Of course, that would be disastrous not just 
for the Iranian people, the Syrian people and Palestine; it will be 
disastrous for the whole world because the situation will explode. So, these 
are very dangerous times that we are living through.
 
 

 Solo che non li vediamo praticamente, sono censurati.
 
balle, quelli non sono giornalisti, sono mignotte dei dittatori. I
veri giornalisti sono quelli che sbocchinano i generali democratici