Obama celebrated the killing of Gaddafi. He did not talk about Gaddafi’s cozy relationship with the US and the west for the past 8 years including torturing people for the CIA**. On several occasions, the US administration said that revenge …
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Libya, USA | Tagged Libya | Leave a comment20 October 2011: Libyans celebrated one of the final milestones of the months long liberation of Libya today when news of the capture and death of deposed president Moammar Gadhafi was confirmed. Libyan rebels overran Gadhafi’s hometown of Sirte when …
Posted in Current Events, Demonstrations, Libya | Tagged Libya | 1 CommentI remember seeing the first picture of mine for the #Feb17 revolution in Libya, it was taken at 2 am in Benghazi. Afterwards, things had taken a violent turn, with many Libyans being killed after Gaddafi unleashed his army and …
Posted in Current Events, Libya, Politics, War | 2 CommentsThe Libyan Revolt has gained momentum yesterday, after more than six months of bloody civil war between the rebels and Gaddafi forces. Now certainly, the long serving colonel, of the unknown fate, isn’t the Libyan leader any more – The …
Posted in Current Events, Demonstrations, Libya, Mideast Youth, News and Politics, Politics, Regional Issues | Tagged 17 feb, Gaddafi, Libya, Libyan Revolution | Leave a commentHosni Mubarak, the ousted president of Egypt who ruled for 30 years, is said to have accumulated $70 billion from corruption and Egypt has been under Emergency Law as long. Under the law, the police power was extended, constitutional rights …
Posted in Activism, Arabs, Awareness, Bahrain, Censorship, Civil Rights, Current Events, Democracy, Demonstrations, Education, Egypt, Events, Freedom of Speech, Iraq, Jordan, Kurdistan, Kurds, Libya, Media, Middle East, Morocco, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen | Leave a commentI have heard many voice the opinion that the US government has a responsibility to stop unpredictable, if not rogue, statesmen like Ghadhaffi when they are senselessly attacking a people. Where do you draw the line? Do more free nations, …
Posted in Countries/Regions, Current Events, Foreign Affairs, Libya, Middle East, News and Politics, Politics | 1 CommentRevolution; the so-called, shook the most of Islamic world monarchies. Everyone in Pakistan is eying for the same here. Many bloggers, columnists, journalists, and writers of various domains are arguing on the premise of its possibility. Well, I am not …
Posted in Libya, Pakistan, Politics, Ridiculous, Tunisia | Tagged Benazir Bhutto, Egypt, Gaddafi, Gaddafi Stadium, Libya, Libyan Revolution, Muammar al-Gaddafi, Pakistan, Revolution in Pakistan, Revolutionary movement, Tunisian revolution, Yemen | Leave a commentJerusalem – Down to what may be his bitter end, Muamar Gaddafi has tried to use the Palestinian issue as a diversion to prop up his dictatorial rule. So it was that right after the ouster of neighboring Egyptian President …
Posted in Israel, Libya, Palestine | Leave a comment“Unless the world acts, we may be facing an historic human tragedy,” said WFP Executive Director Josette Sheera who arrived at the Tunisia-Libya border yesterday. A mass exodus of refugees has resulted in a humanitarian crisis. Many people are still …
Posted in Civil Rights, Countries/Regions, Democracy, Demonstrations, Events, Freedom of Speech, General, Human Rights, Libya, Middle East, Migrant Workers, News and Politics, Politics, Refugees, Tunisia | Leave a commentExactly a month after the start of protests in Egypt which ended in the ouster of Husni Mubarak, and ten days after the start of the ongoing protests in Libya, many Arab countries saw demonstrations following Friday prayers, from Bahrain …
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