Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

[the other mike]

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

NATO’s bombing of Libya has set the North African nation back decades, the country’s ex-foreign minister has told RT, challenging the notion that the West had launched its military campaign there for humanitarian reasons.

Washington invoked a flashy new doctrine, R2P (“Right to Protect”), in order to justify the 2011 military intervention in Libya. Instead of protecting civilians, the campaign has led to massive instability which has destroyed the fabric of Libyan society, Dr. Mustafa El Zaidi, the country’s former health minister and former minister of foreign affairs, told Afshin Rattansi on RT’s Going Underground.

Describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic,” El Zaidi said that Tripoli suffers from daily power shortages, while the southern part of Libya is gripped by fuel shortages.

“There is no health service at all. Libyans are now going back to life in the early 40s and 50s.”

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

Thanks Hillary.
Come and do some stand up comedy in Tripoli when you have time.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

Too bad Hilary and Obama will never ever be held responsible for what Libya has become, unless you believe in an after life where people are held accountable for things like murder, destruction, misery for millions of people and stuff like that.

 

[OldLady]

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

NATO’s bombing of Libya has set the North African nation back decades, the country’s ex-foreign minister has told RT, challenging the notion that the West had launched its military campaign there for humanitarian reasons.

Washington invoked a flashy new doctrine, R2P (“Right to Protect”), in order to justify the 2011 military intervention in Libya. Instead of protecting civilians, the campaign has led to massive instability which has destroyed the fabric of Libyan society, Dr. Mustafa El Zaidi, the country’s former health minister and former minister of foreign affairs, told Afshin Rattansi on RT’s Going Underground.

Describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic,” El Zaidi said that Tripoli suffers from daily power shortages, while the southern part of Libya is gripped by fuel shortages.

“There is no health service at all. Libyans are now going back to life in the early 40s and 50s.”

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

Thanks Hillary.
Come and do some stand up comedy in Tripoli when you have time.

Angelo, you have to take what you hear from RT with a grain of salt.

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

NATO’s bombing of Libya has set the North African nation back decades, the country’s ex-foreign minister has told RT, challenging the notion that the West had launched its military campaign there for humanitarian reasons.

Washington invoked a flashy new doctrine, R2P (“Right to Protect”), in order to justify the 2011 military intervention in Libya. Instead of protecting civilians, the campaign has led to massive instability which has destroyed the fabric of Libyan society, Dr. Mustafa El Zaidi, the country’s former health minister and former minister of foreign affairs, told Afshin Rattansi on RT’s Going Underground.

Describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic,” El Zaidi said that Tripoli suffers from daily power shortages, while the southern part of Libya is gripped by fuel shortages.

“There is no health service at all. Libyans are now going back to life in the early 40s and 50s.”

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

Thanks Hillary.
Come and do some stand up comedy in Tripoli when you have time.

NATO responded there in reply to a UN resolution for a cease fire.
NATO whooped Ghadaffi good and left. The Libyan government couldn't withstand those goddamned fucking terrorists that are thick as flies over there, and sure they're a mess. But that doesn't mean Ghadaffi was a good guy; he was suspected of being farrrr over the line.

 

[Marion Morrison]

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

NATO’s bombing of Libya has set the North African nation back decades, the country’s ex-foreign minister has told RT, challenging the notion that the West had launched its military campaign there for humanitarian reasons.

Washington invoked a flashy new doctrine, R2P (“Right to Protect”), in order to justify the 2011 military intervention in Libya. Instead of protecting civilians, the campaign has led to massive instability which has destroyed the fabric of Libyan society, Dr. Mustafa El Zaidi, the country’s former health minister and former minister of foreign affairs, told Afshin Rattansi on RT’s Going Underground.

Describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic,” El Zaidi said that Tripoli suffers from daily power shortages, while the southern part of Libya is gripped by fuel shortages.

“There is no health service at all. Libyans are now going back to life in the early 40s and 50s.”

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

Thanks Hillary.
Come and do some stand up comedy in Tripoli when you have time.

Angelo, you have to take what you hear from RT with a grain of salt.

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

NATO’s bombing of Libya has set the North African nation back decades, the country’s ex-foreign minister has told RT, challenging the notion that the West had launched its military campaign there for humanitarian reasons.

Washington invoked a flashy new doctrine, R2P (“Right to Protect”), in order to justify the 2011 military intervention in Libya. Instead of protecting civilians, the campaign has led to massive instability which has destroyed the fabric of Libyan society, Dr. Mustafa El Zaidi, the country’s former health minister and former minister of foreign affairs, told Afshin Rattansi on RT’s Going Underground.

Describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic,” El Zaidi said that Tripoli suffers from daily power shortages, while the southern part of Libya is gripped by fuel shortages.

“There is no health service at all. Libyans are now going back to life in the early 40s and 50s.”

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

Thanks Hillary.
Come and do some stand up comedy in Tripoli when you have time.

NATO responded there in reply to a UN resolution for a cease fire.
NATO whooped Ghadaffi good and left. The Libyan government couldn't withstand those goddamned fucking terrorists that are thick as flies over there, and sure they're a mess. But that doesn't mean Ghadaffi was a good guy; he was suspected of being farrrr over the line.

Khadaffi kept stability in the region for decades. The AP lied about chemical weapons so Hillary would assassinate Khadaffi because he was about to take every country in the African Union (which he was the leader of) and move them onto a hard-currency-backed gold standard.

The people suffering in that country are doing so because of Hillary, The global banking cabal, and the MIC.

Tens if not hundreds of thousands are suffering there. Now it's 3 warring tribes tearing the country apart and none of them are any good.

I know about this stuff, because back when it happened, I found it odd that Obama was chumming around pretty good with Khadafi, and months later, Ghadafi is killed. So I did some research.

I'll tell you right now: Within 1-3 years, the American dollar will be devalued by 15-20%. China and Russia are working on it right now, probably hunting for Ghadafi's gold. Africa is very destabilized.

 

[Damaged Eagle]

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

NATO’s bombing of Libya has set the North African nation back decades, the country’s ex-foreign minister has told RT, challenging the notion that the West had launched its military campaign there for humanitarian reasons.

Washington invoked a flashy new doctrine, R2P (“Right to Protect”), in order to justify the 2011 military intervention in Libya. Instead of protecting civilians, the campaign has led to massive instability which has destroyed the fabric of Libyan society, Dr. Mustafa El Zaidi, the country’s former health minister and former minister of foreign affairs, told Afshin Rattansi on RT’s Going Underground.

Describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic,” El Zaidi said that Tripoli suffers from daily power shortages, while the southern part of Libya is gripped by fuel shortages.

“There is no health service at all. Libyans are now going back to life in the early 40s and 50s.”

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

Thanks Hillary.
Come and do some stand up comedy in Tripoli when you have time.

Angelo, you have to take what you hear from RT with a grain of salt.

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

NATO’s bombing of Libya has set the North African nation back decades, the country’s ex-foreign minister has told RT, challenging the notion that the West had launched its military campaign there for humanitarian reasons.

Washington invoked a flashy new doctrine, R2P (“Right to Protect”), in order to justify the 2011 military intervention in Libya. Instead of protecting civilians, the campaign has led to massive instability which has destroyed the fabric of Libyan society, Dr. Mustafa El Zaidi, the country’s former health minister and former minister of foreign affairs, told Afshin Rattansi on RT’s Going Underground.

Describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic,” El Zaidi said that Tripoli suffers from daily power shortages, while the southern part of Libya is gripped by fuel shortages.

“There is no health service at all. Libyans are now going back to life in the early 40s and 50s.”

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

Thanks Hillary.
Come and do some stand up comedy in Tripoli when you have time.

NATO responded there in reply to a UN resolution for a cease fire.
NATO whooped Ghadaffi good and left. The Libyan government couldn't withstand those goddamned fucking terrorists that are thick as flies over there, and sure they're a mess. But that doesn't mean Ghadaffi was a good guy; he was suspected of being farrrr over the line.

Ghadaffi had played his game with NATO and the United States for decades... Your messiah was looking to become a Nobel Prize bearing.....

*****SMILE******

 

[Damaged Eagle]

This OP only adds legitimacy to my position that there should have been no consulate or embassy in Benghazi a year later. The people in charge in Washington DC might as well have pulled the trigger themselves...

*****SMILE*****

 

[the other mike]

 

[Third Party]

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

NATO’s bombing of Libya has set the North African nation back decades, the country’s ex-foreign minister has told RT, challenging the notion that the West had launched its military campaign there for humanitarian reasons.

Washington invoked a flashy new doctrine, R2P (“Right to Protect”), in order to justify the 2011 military intervention in Libya. Instead of protecting civilians, the campaign has led to massive instability which has destroyed the fabric of Libyan society, Dr. Mustafa El Zaidi, the country’s former health minister and former minister of foreign affairs, told Afshin Rattansi on RT’s Going Underground.

Describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic,” El Zaidi said that Tripoli suffers from daily power shortages, while the southern part of Libya is gripped by fuel shortages.

“There is no health service at all. Libyans are now going back to life in the early 40s and 50s.”

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

Thanks Hillary.
Come and do some stand up comedy in Tripoli when you have time.

Send some Minnesota Somalis to help them.

 

[the other mike]

Hillary Emails Reveal NATO Killed Gaddafi to Stop Libyan Creation of Gold-Backed Currency - Global Research

 

[Decus]

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

NATO’s bombing of Libya has set the North African nation back decades, the country’s ex-foreign minister has told RT, challenging the notion that the West had launched its military campaign there for humanitarian reasons.

Washington invoked a flashy new doctrine, R2P (“Right to Protect”), in order to justify the 2011 military intervention in Libya. Instead of protecting civilians, the campaign has led to massive instability which has destroyed the fabric of Libyan society, Dr. Mustafa El Zaidi, the country’s former health minister and former minister of foreign affairs, told Afshin Rattansi on RT’s Going Underground.

Describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic,” El Zaidi said that Tripoli suffers from daily power shortages, while the southern part of Libya is gripped by fuel shortages.

“There is no health service at all. Libyans are now going back to life in the early 40s and 50s.”

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

Thanks Hillary.
Come and do some stand up comedy in Tripoli when you have time.

Angelo, you have to take what you hear from RT with a grain of salt.

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

NATO’s bombing of Libya has set the North African nation back decades, the country’s ex-foreign minister has told RT, challenging the notion that the West had launched its military campaign there for humanitarian reasons.

Washington invoked a flashy new doctrine, R2P (“Right to Protect”), in order to justify the 2011 military intervention in Libya. Instead of protecting civilians, the campaign has led to massive instability which has destroyed the fabric of Libyan society, Dr. Mustafa El Zaidi, the country’s former health minister and former minister of foreign affairs, told Afshin Rattansi on RT’s Going Underground.

Describing the humanitarian situation there as “catastrophic,” El Zaidi said that Tripoli suffers from daily power shortages, while the southern part of Libya is gripped by fuel shortages.

“There is no health service at all. Libyans are now going back to life in the early 40s and 50s.”

A humanitarian intervention? Situation in Libya is ‘catastrophic’, says ex-foreign minister

Thanks Hillary.
Come and do some stand up comedy in Tripoli when you have time.

NATO responded there in reply to a UN resolution for a cease fire.
NATO whooped Ghadaffi good and left. The Libyan government couldn't withstand those goddamned fucking terrorists that are thick as flies over there, and sure they're a mess. But that doesn't mean Ghadaffi was a good guy; he was suspected of being farrrr over the line.

Strange but everywhere I look, reporters are pointing to Hillary as the person responsible for the mess in Libya. Even Obama said it was a mistake.

Libya asked to negotiate a cease fire and Hillary refused.

You may want to do some reading:

Even critics understate how catastrophically bad the Hillary Clinton-led NATO bombing of Libya was

Hillary Clinton Turned a Stable, Developed Nation Into an ISIS Safe Haven. That's the Real Benghazi Scandal | HuffPost

Hillary Clinton Defends Her Failed War in Libya

Libyans Would Have Preferred Hillary Clinton Kept Her 'Smart Power' Away From Their Country

Hillary Clinton, ‘Smart Power’ and a Dictator’s Fall

Let me know if you need more.

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[OldLady]

Thanks for the "other side of the story," folks.

 

[the other mike]

Angelo, you have to take what you hear from RT with a grain of salt.

And this isn't the case with CNN, MSDNC, CBS and whoever else ?

 

[the other mike]

 

[Baron]

 

[the other mike]