Thursday, March 24, 2011

In the name of Feedom! please, don't say it again (part 2)

Sarkozy’s humanitarian war had already begun in early March. The onset of hostilities can be dated with the arrival in a cargo of 105 mm guns and anti-aircraft batteries in Benghazi, disguised as humanitarian aid to civilians. The sender was the French government, which accompanied the consignment with its military instructors, whom started training the rebels as soon as they touched the ground
Everybody knows it in Paris. French weekly Le Canard enchaîné gave the news on 16 March, hidden between its insider pages.
The reporter Claude Angeli wrote on the delivery of weapons by a DGSE’s action, (French intelligence).
Therefore, any deployment of weapons and military personnel took place before the resolution 1973, adopted by the UN Security Council on 17 March that called for "an immediate cease-fire" and authorized the international community to establish a no -fly zone in Libya and to use all necessary means to protect civilians.
 No surprise that the interior minister Claude Guéant in recent days has called "a crusade" action taken by Sarkozy at the UN.
Yesterday, "I accuse the French government had prepared this war, it was premeditated," said Jean-Marie Le Pen former president of the National Front.
They know very well that an occupation of a Islamic land by infidels is considered a sacrilege, a disgrace to be washed with blood. Iraq and Afghanistan should have taught something. It is not a coincidence that in Paris and London had prepared for weeks of intervention scenarios in Libya. Especially, since Nouri Mesmari, former Muammer Qadhafi's chief of protocol, gave all the information they needed to take action in exchange for political asylum. Still in early March, a squad of two MI6 agents and six of the British SAS commandos had already tried to get in touch with the leaders of the revolt in Benghazi. The Minister of Defence had to admit that they were already in there since three weeks, apparently to assist pilots in case they were killed. That's why on Friday, 18 March, nobody was surprised that they wanted to strike. After the fall of Ben Ali and Hosni Mubarak, the governments of Tunis and Cairo allowed volunteer fighters to across Libya's borderlines and at least one hundred belonging to Unit 777 Egyptian special forces, sent to provide weapons and tactical support. So it’s right when Justine Vaisse says “Sarkozy has a huge investment in seeing Qadhafi go,” said Justin Vaisse and He’s going to be a constant force in favor of hardening the stance and the action.” That’s why there is disagreement about the leadership of the coalition.

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