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Tag Archives: africa
List of Libya’s Islamic Movements -
I managed to compile a list of the important Islamic movements in Libya, with a summary about their particular background and ideas. Very important for interested Western readers mainly because these group will play a major role in Libya’s future. … Continue reading
NATO presence in Libya! Al Qaeda is desperately waiting
The EU wants its share from Libya, the British want to repeat Iraq/Afghanistan scenario and rest will follow. It is Iraq remake as Pepe Escobar says: “No Troops In Libya ….Unless Puppet Government “Requests” Them”. What the Western countries need … Continue reading
Libya: the vultures are circling the carcass
Without warning, and after six months of tête-à-tête operations the Libyan “rebels” remembered the revolution which returned Libya to the front pages at the weekend. The West were quick to consider that Qaddafi’s regime “finished” and began with calls for … Continue reading
France, U.S., and Arab intelligence services “cold-war” on Libya
The Saudi intelligence and other GCC countries (Qatar, UAE) to support the Crown Prince of Libya Mohammed Al-Senussi, allowing the return of the monarchy to Libya again (both Qatari Al-Jazeera and Saudi Al-Arabiya promote Al-Senussi as Qaddafi’s successor) Continue reading
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Tagged africa, alqaeda, arab, france, libya, middle-east, oil, qatar, saudi-arabia, uae, uk, war
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African coast is full of American and French spies
About a month ago, the Algerian Army Chief of Staff of the Algerian, Lieutenant General Ahmad Saleh Kaid told his African coast-line counterparts that: The absence of coordinated collective action to deter the “terror” threats, will open the doors to the … Continue reading
Comoros passports to the Biduns
According to the French Le Monde: Related Kuwait to sell the bidun
War of the Summits
This is the title on most Arab newspapers today. Summit or no Summit, the first paragraph of of this report on the Saudi news site Elaph explains it all saying: There will be no Summit as long as Bashar Al-Asad is … Continue reading
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Tagged africa, arab, egypt, israel, middle-east, palestine, qatar, saudi-arabia, syria
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Play with the big in the Horn of Africa
Just want to add this to M of A excellent post “Iran And Eritrea Rumors”. It happened that I was traveling around the horn of African countries because of previous work in the ICRC in early 90’s. Isaias Afewerki used … Continue reading
Al Jazeera: CIA in Somalia
Just reported on Aljazeera: Anonymous Somali government Source told Aljazeera that U.S. intelligence officers are present in several Ethiopian and African military forces positions in the capital Mogadishu to observe the military situation on the ground against the Islamists. The … Continue reading
The Egyptian version of the hostages crisis
This is what really happened: Shots? We didn’t hear any. We put our trust in God and drove in the desert for five or six hours, with no spare tyre and very little water. If we made a mistake, we … Continue reading