Who's your daddy? From http://www.corriere.it/gallery/esteri/0 ... 7.shtml#11
So
the media are giving Gaddafi's regime as "fallen". Gaddafi's sons "captured". Fighting reduced to "few areas of Tripoli". People "celebrating in
the streets of Tripoli".
http://www.boston.com/news/world/africa ... _to_brink/
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/middl ... 70562.html
A limited number of low-quality pictures are distributed to support
the idea (sporting
the same ridiculously low pixel dimensions regardless
the news channel, as customary).
http://news.livedoor.com/article/image_ ... id=2127825
http://www.corriere.it/gallery/esteri/0 ... 1.shtml#13
So these surreal, made-up rebels, in reality probably a cover for foreign, mercenary troops enabled to fight against Gaddafi's powerful army far from
the digital cameras, supposedly destroyed (supported by
the humanitarian bombing of NATO) in a matter of months this long standing regime that for better and worse had brought stability and relative richness (and
the lowest public debt on earth) to this country, and Gaddafi to
the leadership of
the African Union.
If it was that easy, to topple a
military regime so spontaneously, you gotta wonder why Gaddafi's enemies didn't encourage this before. Oh, yeah, I forgot, "twitter" had to be invented first.
What will it be now? Are
the corporations ready to get in and buy everything for a few pennies? Are
the oil companies ready? Are
the french zionists rejoicing? Is Monsanto, owner of Blackwater/Xe, whose GMO seeds had been refused by
the African Union, rejoicing? Is a mock trial for one of Gaddafi's doubles being prepared?
What a sad, pathetic joke these "revolutions" are...