Monthly Archives: October 2011
Libya, “Al-Qaeda was here”
We already reported the story of Al-Qaeda members with their Al-Qaeda flag fighting side-by-side the British [and for sure the American] forces in Sirt — Libya. Thanks to MOA who linked to an image showing the flag. But I have … Continue reading
Linking topics: Iraq’s arrests and Federalism, US media false story and why Libya created its own Sistani?
If the autonomous decision made by the Salah-Al-Din Province right or wrong constitutionally, the big surprise which shocked Maliki and his government is the huge public turn out to demonstrate for the support of this decision, unexpected even by the … Continue reading
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Tagged africa, arab, iraq, libya, maliki, middle-east, sistani, u.s.
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The Islamic Democratic Republic: Tunisia, the Islamists “Springboard” to dominate the Arab countries
Trying to soften its language using words like “moderate Islamists”, what is censored by the Western media regarding the Tunisian revolts after the official declarion of the Al-Nahdha [wrongly written as Ennahda in Western media] Islamists Party [yet another Muslim … Continue reading
The US plot after Iraq withdrawal: wave of arrests and assassinations
A wave of arrest of the former Baath Party members and military officers (despite many of them are given immunity after several reconciliation conferences). While the Maliki’s government claims that these people are plotting a coup to seize power after … Continue reading
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Tagged al-sadr, allawi, conspiracy, ina, iraq, maliki, middle-east, sadr, shiite, shiites, u.s.
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Revealing Gaddafi’s killer: What the media failed to mention?
The Americans claim they killed Gaddafi with a drone, the French claim that their planes killed Gaddafi, and there are conflicting NATO-rebels stories on who killed the former Libyan leader, like this guy who said that found Gaddafi walking in … Continue reading
Iraq: Al-Sadr more pressure on Maliki
While Maliki’s government faces the calls of independence and separation by the Kurds and some Sunni factions because of the lack of services and the political and economic situation … Yet Muqtada Al-Sadr opens up another front to put more … Continue reading
British forces and Al-Qaeda fighters side-by-side in Libya
This is the Algerian correspondent who went missing for 10 days in Libya, appeared again yesterday saying that he paid the Libyan rebels 600 Euro to allow him to join them in Sirte-fight and this is his report (there also … Continue reading
Libya’s post-war commandment: Thou shall not exclude the enemy
Libya’s future started with Kalashnikov. Jeeps loaded with gunmen, a mix of understandable Arabic and none-understandable barber, but the fact remains: a false start: euphoria that Libya not be proud. Alaa al-Ameri, a pseudonym of a British-Libyan wrote in the Guardian: For … Continue reading
Muqtada Al-Sadr’s American finger and the US presence in Iraq
What is important about Muqtada Al-Sadr’s last statement rejecting the US presence in Iraq is a one line he used (and not reported by the Western media). Al-Sadr said exactly: If my finger is an American, I will cut it off. … Continue reading
Libya, exposing Al-Qaeda NATO-Jihadists in Sirte
Algerian correspondent in the Libyan front line sent a very interesting report from Sirte, exposing the Libyan rebels. Libyan Afghan Jihadists lead the fight Most important point of the fighting on Sirte front from the western side, is the participation of … Continue reading