25 October 2011 — williambowles.info
New Libya leader to bring in sharia law
Morning Star Today at 17:02
Libya’s new leaders have announced their intention to make Sharia law the main source of legislation in the developing country.
NATO may stay in Libya longer than planned – U.S. defense chief
Strategic Culture Foundation Today at 16:56
23 October 2011 — Arab Woman Blues
I have just spent over 2 hours watching in details almost every video available on the lynching of the Libyan leader and martyr Muammar Gaddafi.
24 October 2011 — Prensa Latina News Agency – Reflections of Fidel Castro: NATO’s Genocidal Role
Imagen activa24 de octubre de 2011, 17:48 Havana, Oct 24 (Prensa Latina)
Escrito por Estela McCollin
lunes, 24 de octubre de 2011
Prensa Latina is posting below the full text of Fidel Castro’s reflection.
THIS brutal military alliance has become the most perfidious tool of repression known in the history of humanity.
NATO assumed this global repressive role as soon as the USSR, which had served as the U.S. pretext for its creation, disappeared. Its criminal purpose became obvious in Serbia, a country of Slavic origin, whose people heroically struggled against the Nazis during World War II.
25 October 2011 — williambowles.info
25 October 2011
Brutal arrests at Occupy Oakland
Russiatoday.ruToday at 16:31
Police officers in Oakland, California arrested upwards of 75 protesters early this morning as they launched a crackdown on participants in the local Occupy Wall Street offshoot.
25 October 2011 — ‘Arabs disgusted by Gaddafi’s killing’ — RT
The death of Libya’s ex-leader Muammar Gaddafi has had more impact on people than did his life. That is according to Sukant Chandan, freelance journalist and spokesman for British Civilians For Peace in Libya. He says peace is yet to come to Libya.
The remains of Colonel Gaddafi, his son Mutassim and a top aide have finally been buried after days on public display. But according to Chandan, the issue of former leader’s death is still a running story.
25 October 2011 — ‘Arabs disgusted by Gaddafi’s killing’ — RT
The death of Libya’s ex-leader Muammar Gaddafi has had more impact on people than did his life. That is according to Sukant Chandan, freelance journalist and spokesman for British Civilians For Peace in Libya. He says peace is yet to come to Libya.
The remains of Colonel Gaddafi, his son Mutassim and a top aide have finally been buried after days on public display. But according to Chandan, the issue of former leader’s death is still a running story.
25 October 2011 — williambowles.info
Professor Cole gloats over Gaddafi’s murder
World Socialist Web Site Today at 14:42
University of Michigan Professor Juan Cole claims the revolting murder of deposed Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi as ‘vindication’ for the imperialist war against Libya that he championed.
25 October 2011 — Middle East Research and Information Project
Over the past 15 months the dusty plains of the northern Negev desert in Israel have been witness to a ritual of destruction, part of a police operation known as Hot Wind. On 29 occasions since June 2010, hundreds of Israeli paramilitary officers have made the pilgrimage over a dirt track near the city of Beersheva to the zinc sheds and hemp tents of al-‘Araqib. Within hours of their arrival, the 45 ramshackle structures — home to some 300 Bedouin villagers — are pulled down and al-‘Araqib is wiped off the map once again. All that remains to mark the area’s inhabitation by generations of the al-Turi tribe are the stone graves in the cemetery.
25 October 2011
Well they’ve finally silenced Muammar Gaddafi, the man the BBC calls “an oddball until the end”. The manner of his capture and death seems not to bother the BBC but then who cares about ‘oddballs’?
24 October 2011 — The Return of the Public
There is something very striking about the occupation in the City of London. From the outset the ordinary dynamics of protest appeared to have been suspended. The form was different, for a start. This wasn’t a march from A to B, with its accompanying sense of an ending. But more than that, the occupiers weren’t trying to stop anything or resist anything. There was no vote in Parliament that acted as a focus for popular outrage. The occupiers weren’t resisting, or trying to stop something. They were making something happen.
24 October 2011 — VTJP
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Lieberman: “Abbas Is An Obstacle To Peace”
IMEMC – Israeli Foreign Minister of the Yisrael Beiteinu far-right fundamentalist party, Avigdor Lieberman, stated that Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, is the immediate obstacle to peace, and that Abbas’ “his threats to resign are not threats but blessings”.
25 October 2011 — Stop NATO
The New Dark Age 
