Black life is worth nothing! U r worth nothing.

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

Are 1000's of black lives worth less than the two Americans of
the Berlin disco bombing or other incidents where the victims'
countries of origin took undiscerning military vendetta revenge
killing innocents?


Libya's no place aberant.
It could happen to you where you live tomorrow.

Send email to Editorial Page of every periodocal you read or
whose stories you follow on the internet demanding NTC
personell be brought up on war crimes and crimes against
humanity for the indiscriminate lynch murders of blacks
whether Libyan or from elsewhere in Africa.



Let your government know that NATO is a criminal organization
that not only did not intervene to safeguard citizens and foreign
nationals in Libya based on colour of skin but aided and abetted
in their unlawful murder.

This is why the USA did not send their largely black Army
instead only used a handful of special operative forces.

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

All press is biased but we hear nothing from the "loyalist" point of view.
I just found this libyanfreepress.wordpress.com/tag/bani-walid/
I suggest using a cache instead of directly going to the Libyan Free Press
Jamahiriya News website itself to read Libya’s sieged cities: see how to
bomb of questions the Nato press office! and other articles. Question
bombing is an intelligence tactic


Oh hell, here it is:

If you watch sometimes the Nato press briefings you will see that the international press only asks for stupid/easy/nondisturbing questions.

BUT Nato must know that when/if they bomb the sieged cities, some media of the world know that they are not doing it to protect civilians, but they are helping (illegally) the Abdel Jalil forces.

I already did an interview to the Nato command where they answered non-sense (see included but it is in Italia).

Please send (as independent journalists) the following questions (please edit my English if you use them!) to Nato’s press office in Brussels

[e-mail]

and

[e-mail].

I think f a lot of press, websites and so, do a question bombing , it can disturb them a (little) bit. Send the questions to the mainstream press.

Marinella Correggia

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URGENT QUESTIONS ON LYBIA FOR THE (here PUT THE MEDIA NAME)

1) why this time Nato is bombing Bani Walid and other sieged cities? (They are sieged by the Abdel Jalil forces; therefore Nato should try to protect the civilians inside from the aggression of Abdel Jalil forces: INDEED, when civilians where inside Misrata and the city was sieged by Libyan army, Nato bombed heavily that army).

2) Is it not that Nato regularly helps Cnt? All the time, the advances of Cnt were made possible by Nato. The so-called “rebels” admitted that without Nato they could have achieved nothing. Regime change so?

3) Is Nato bombing Sebha and Sirte too? Why? What about civilians?

4) Why Nato is not concerned about the lack of basic things inside the sieged cities? Civilians are suffering and trapped insiede; Cnt armed people admitted (to Reuters) that civilians insiede Sebha dont have money and fuel to escape.

5) why Nato is not concerned about protecting civilians from the Cnt as in Tripoli and elsewhere a lot of African migrants, and Black libyan are killed and harassed…

6) why the Cnt Buhajar (in charge of the man-hunt…) said that Nato bombed Birak because Qafadi was there? it means that Nato participates to the man-hunt and rtegime change

7) Nato countries sent their men on the field to help Cnt. Do you coordinate with them? And what about the 1973 resolution?

8.) are you aware that many lawyers are starting filing nato for war crimes and for 1973 violation (when nato bombs Libyan army without a direct threat to civilians, this is illegal, it is a regime change).


Thanks
Marinella Correggia – September 12, 2011
contributor of “il manifesto”, “altreconomia”, various websites, LibyanFreePress

[anansi]

If there was a way to put a human face on tragedy like the families from the various African countries making placards with the pics of the murdered standing out side embassies and media centers demanding justice or just information on their missing loved ones telling their own stories we can get somewhere.

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

There is no excuse for doing nothing.
Write the media, write your government.
No good at composition? then you just
use Correggia's template posted above.


The world already has the faces.
YOUTUBE is full of them, even a
journalist whose prescence made
the racist murders release a few
African nationals rather than lynch.
Watch how they respect a lone white man.


And what's Nigeria's idea of protecting their
nationals? is to recognize the murderers as
Libya's legitimate government. Woe to the
Nigerian black man his rulers heads grow
out of their nyash.

Here's one from way back in March

It can be used to arrest his murderers
but authorities already know who did.

From February to today there are
plenty images of faces,
victims and perpetrators as well

It's easy to stand aside and do
nothing while even Brits try do
something.
www.facebook.com/pages/British-Civilians-for-Peace-in-Libya/165918890129946?sk=photos

[anansi]

Don't me get wrong me Al-Takruri my suggestion was not to suggest passing the buck to the families everyone should do their part but their individual stories needs to be told a name of a father or something,for rest assured that's what people of Euro decent does they make you get to know the victim's story.

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

Tell me you're joking.
What the Euro people
do is plan a military
assualt of some kind.
Just review recent
history to see how
the Euro people
respond when large
numbers of them are
killed by some country's
militia.

When the USA first did
bomb Libya in response
to what? I recall no
picture posts just the
bombing of innocents.

African man has no military
might thus he no respect
from international community.

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

African man thus must try the pen, like this
in light of UN revisiting Resolution 1973,
coming up on Monday next (19SEP2011):

Take just a few easy steps to send e-mails to non-belligerent
members on the UN Security Council, calling on them to take
a stand against the military intervention and to support and
promote a negotiated resolution/peace.

It is clear that the U.S./NATO goal in Libya has nothing to do with
protecting civilians and is, in fact, the greatest danger to Libyan
civilians today. Libya has the largest oil reserves in Africa. The
objective of U.S./NATO interference is strategic: it consists in
achieving regime change and gaining control of the nation’s oil
wealth under the disguise of a humanitarian intervention.

Please pass this on to your friends, family and contacts around the world.


SECTION #1
Please paste the following addresses into the recipient box of your “Stop the War in Libya” e-mail:
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail],
[e-mail]
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SECTION #2

In the e-mail’s subject box:

PLEASE PUT A STOP TO NATO WAR IN LIBYA – APPEAL TO NON-BELLIGERANT UNSC MEMBERS

*

SECTION #3

Body text:

“PLEASE PUT A STOP TO THE NATO WAR ON LIBYA!”
WE APPEAL TO NON-BELLIGERENT MEMBERS
OF THE U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL

• to put an end to the misuse of U.N. Security Council Resolution
1973 to influence the internal affairs of Libya through warfare, by
revoking it, and

• to press for a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Libya,
backing the African Union’s central role in this context.

We thank those countries that have tried, and are still trying, to work towards peace.


Our appeal is based on the following:

• the military intervention in Libya undertaken by some NATO
members has now gone far beyond the provisions of Security
Council Resolution 1973, and is based on hyped-up accounts of
defenseless citizens being massacred by their government, while
the truth is that, in Libya, there is an on-going and intense
internal armed conflict;

• we are aware of the economic and geo-strategic interests that
lie behind the war in Libya and, in particular, behind NATO
support of one of the two armed factions;

• NATO military intervention in Libya has killed (and is continuing
to kill) countless civilians, as well as harming and endangering
the civilian population, including migrants and refugees, in
various other ways;

• the belief, at this stage, that only non-belligerent countries —
and particularly those with U.N. Security Council voting rights —
can successfully bring a peaceful end to the conflict through
negotiations and by implementing the opening paragraph of
UNSC Resolution 1973, which calls for an immediate ceasefire.

Respectfully yours,

Name (or association)
Address (optional)

[anansi]

Sept 16, 2011 11:10:37 GMT -5 Tukuler al~Takruri said:

African man thus must try the pen, like this
in light of UN revisiting Resolution 1973,
coming up on Monday next (19SEP2011):

Take just a few easy steps to send e-mails to non-belligerent
members on the UN Security Council, calling on them to take
a stand against the military intervention and to support and
promote a negotiated resolution/peace.

It is clear that the U.S./NATO goal in Libya has nothing to do with
protecting civilians and is, in fact, the greatest danger to Libyan
civilians today. Libya has the largest oil reserves in Africa. The
objective of U.S./NATO interference is strategic: it consists in
achieving regime change and gaining control of the nation’s oil
wealth under the disguise of a humanitarian intervention.

Please pass this on to your friends, family and contacts around the world.


SECTION #1
Please paste the following addresses into the recipient box of your “Stop the War in Libya” e-mail:
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail],
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
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SECTION #2

In the e-mail’s subject box:

PLEASE PUT A STOP TO NATO WAR IN LIBYA – APPEAL TO NON-BELLIGERANT UNSC MEMBERS

*

SECTION #3

Body text:

“PLEASE PUT A STOP TO THE NATO WAR ON LIBYA!”
WE APPEAL TO NON-BELLIGERENT MEMBERS
OF THE U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL

• to put an end to the misuse of U.N. Security Council Resolution
1973 to influence the internal affairs of Libya through warfare, by
revoking it, and

• to press for a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Libya,
backing the African Union’s central role in this context.

We thank those countries that have tried, and are still trying, to work towards peace.


Our appeal is based on the following:

• the military intervention in Libya undertaken by some NATO
members has now gone far beyond the provisions of Security
Council Resolution 1973, and is based on hyped-up accounts of
defenseless citizens being massacred by their government, while
the truth is that, in Libya, there is an on-going and intense
internal armed conflict;

• we are aware of the economic and geo-strategic interests that
lie behind the war in Libya and, in particular, behind NATO
support of one of the two armed factions;

• NATO military intervention in Libya has killed (and is continuing
to kill) countless civilians, as well as harming and endangering
the civilian population, including migrants and refugees, in
various other ways;

• the belief, at this stage, that only non-belligerent countries —
and particularly those with U.N. Security Council voting rights —
can successfully bring a peaceful end to the conflict through
negotiations and by implementing the opening paragraph of
UNSC Resolution 1973, which calls for an immediate ceasefire.

Respectfully yours,

Name (or association)
Address (optional)

Can be done will be done by me.

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

When the UN revisits Resolution 1973
on Monday 19SEP2011 they will either
rescind or extend NATO's "mission to
protect the citizens of Libya."

Of course all concerned parties know
NATO simply backing overthrow of
of Libyan government but if the
number of emails is high it may influence
UNSC to rescind NATO's misuse of 1973.

At least sending an email to your media,
your government, and the UN will beat
impotent hand wringing and sidelining.

And I mean "your" in the plural not
singling out Anansi even though ES
crew not noted for political activism.

There will be no Pan-African special
armed forces rescuing their nationals
from Libya as Israel did in Entebbe.
This email will be our (weak) default
letting then know we are not blind
nor stupid nor resigned to abuse
even if we are otherwise powerless.

[anansi]

When the UN revisits Resolution 1973
on Monday 19SEP2011 they will either
rescind or extend NATO's "mission to
protect the citizens of Libya."


Ok! now I understand this is a sense of urgency we have one or two days depending where one is one the globe.