The invaders are facing trouble in Libya

BOLIVARIAN CENTRE OF STRATEGIC DOCUMENTATION AND ANALYSIS.

PRESS RELEASE No. 1

August 9, 2011 2011-08-09

In Libya, things go wrong for NATO and its protégés of the alleged 'opposition'. And as the so-called 'opposition' is a bunch of opportunists, criminals, foreign agents and Wahhabi fanatics, when things go wrong they fight each other, so that things will only get worse.

 Thus for several weeks now, their stronghold of Benghazi was the scene of street battles between rival gangs, within the terrorized population. This deterioration of the situation was reflected in the assassination of General Abdel Fatah Yunis, July 28, in his headquarters in Brega, with two of his colonels. Their bodies were found partially burned near Benghazi. It is likely that the general, a former interior minister responsible for the repression of the Wahabi activists, was the object of their vengeance. Abdeljelil Mustafa, the leader of the rebels, gave only vague explanations that do not meet the 400,000 members of the tribe of Al-Obeidi who have sworn to avenge Abdel Fatah Yunis, a son of the tribe. Another member of this tribe, General Mahmud Sulayman al-Obeidi, was appointed successor of General Yunis, at the expense of General Hifter Khalifa, the CIA man, another suspect of the murder.
But on August 3, Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of the ‘Rais’, told the New York Times he had struck a deal with Ali al-Salabi, billed as the "real leader" of Islamic rebels and decided to free Libya from any Western influence.

Unable to win militarily despite the support of NATO, the so-called 'opposition' drops its mask politically. Therefore, on the side of NATO, one does begin to quietly disengage militarily. The main units of the British and French navies, including the aircraft carrier C. de Gaulle, were recalled. Already on July 10 the French government recognized that the air strikes were conterproductive and that only a negotiated solution was possible.
Today, one speaks of a secret negotiation meeting which could be held in Algiers ... while there are talks of the preparation of an attempted attack against Algeria at the same time, including an uprising of the Berbers against the central government of Algiers, just as the Berbers of Libya, living in the Nefoosa Mountains, had already been recruited by the CIA.

  
However, according to Dimitri Rogozine, Russia’s representative to NATO, it is to Syria that are turning those who just experienced a bitter defeat in Libya.  U.S. nationals have just received orders to leave the country.  Syria, mostly the other door to Iran, remains the main target of imperialist attempts, especially since the Shanghai Conference of June 15, when the links between Iran and China were strengthened, as they were between China and Pakistan.

 
We anticipated that the appointment of Mark Grossman in Kabul and Islamabad would immediately spread unrest in the Xinkiang Province of China. Early July, a brawl occurred, insignificant had it not been followed by riots causing a dozen deaths.  As anticipated, the terrorists were Taliban trained in Pakistan, as confessed by a captured member of the group.

Congratulations for the opening of the website of the Chinese Armed Forces (www.mod.gov.cn) and the launching of their first aircraft-carrier. The People's Republic and other countries who resist the Mafia´s Empire may however be soon facing a war implying very different sorts of weapons. A serious warning to Cuba and our Bolivarian Republic.

THE INVADERS ARE FACING TROUBLE IN LIBIA

BOLIVARIAN CENTRE OF STRATEGIC DOCUMENTATION AND ANALYSIS.

PRESS RELEASE No. 1

August 9, 2011 2011-08-09

In Libya, things go wrong for NATO and its protégés of the alleged 'opposition'. And as the so-called 'opposition' is a bunch of opportunists, criminals, foreign agents and Wahhabi fanatics, when things go wrong they fight each other, so that things will only get worse.

 Thus for several weeks now, their stronghold of Benghazi was the scene of street battles between rival gangs, within the terrorized population. This deterioration of the situation was reflected in the assassination of General Abdel Fatah Yunis, July 28, in his headquarters in Brega, with two of his colonels. Their bodies were found partially burned near Benghazi. It is likely that the general, a former interior minister responsible for the repression of the Wahabi activists, was the object of their vengeance. Abdeljelil Mustafa, the leader of the rebels, gave only vague explanations that do not meet the 400,000 members of the tribe of Al-Obeidi who have sworn to avenge Abdel Fatah Yunis, a son of the tribe. Another member of this tribe, General Mahmud Sulayman al-Obeidi, was appointed successor of General Yunis, at the expense of General Hifter Khalifa, the CIA man, another suspect of the murder.
But on August 3, Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of the ‘Rais’, told the New York Times he had struck a deal with Ali al-Salabi, billed as the "real leader" of Islamic rebels and decided to free Libya from any Western influence.

Unable to win militarily despite the support of NATO, the so-called 'opposition' drops its mask politically. Therefore, on the side of NATO, one does begin to quietly disengage militarily. The main units of the British and French navies, including the aircraft carrier C. de Gaulle, were recalled. Already on July 10 the French government recognized that the air strikes were conterproductive and that only a negotiated solution was possible.
Today, one speaks of a secret negotiation meeting which could be held in Algiers ... while there are talks of the preparation of an attempted attack against Algeria at the same time, including an uprising of the Berbers against the central government of Algiers, just as the Berbers of Libya, living in the Nefoosa Mountains, had already been recruited by the CIA.

  
However, according to Dimitri Rogozine, Russia’s representative to NATO, it is to Syria that are turning those who just experienced a bitter defeat in Libya.  U.S. nationals have just received orders to leave the country.  Syria, mostly the other door to Iran, remains the main target of imperialist attempts, especially since the Shanghai Conference of June 15, when the links between Iran and China were strengthened, as they were between China and Pakistan.

 
We anticipated that the appointment of Mark Grossman in Kabul and Islamabad would immediately spread unrest in the Xinkiang Province of China. Early July, a brawl occurred, insignificant had it not been followed by riots causing a dozen deaths.  As anticipated, the terrorists were Taliban trained in Pakistan, as confessed by a captured member of the group.

Congratulations for the opening of the website of the Chinese Armed Forces (www.mod.gov.cn) and the launching of their first aircraft-carrier. The People's Republic and other countries who resist the Mafia´s Empire may however be soon facing a war implying very different sorts of weapons. A serious warning to Cuba and our Bolivarian Republic.