Misurata, Libya
I though African truck or Indian bus/train when I saw this about a month ago when the rebellion was in its infancy. Hilarious!!
[LiveLeak] All aboard the captured Libyan APC!
Showing posts with label Libya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Libya. Show all posts
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Libya: A Battle Victory Celebration
This video made me laugh. I title it Libyan insurgent battle victory parade. LOL.
[LiveLeak] Insurgent celebrations in Libya
[LiveLeak] Insurgent celebrations in Libya
Sunday, March 20, 2011
In the news - Japan and Libya
Suddenly there's information overflow with all the events happening around the world. Japanese quake, tsunami, nuclear crises. Insurgencies in Tripoli, Egypt, Bahrain, Yemem, Libya, Syria, Iraq and on and on and on. Now comes the bombing of Libya.
Japan - Let's hope for more electricity, warmth, food and water for those destitute in northern Japan. They are battling unusually cold, snowy weather for this time of the year. As for the sad news of deaths, the death toll reported by Japan's NHK English (direct link: [Link] NHK English ) is up to 7,500 or so. They are not counting those that are reported missing, only those that have been found dead firsthand. Preliminary reports coming out of the tsunami ravaged Northeast coasts report half of the coastal town populations missing. That's at least 10,000 deaths in Sendai, Miyagi, and Iwate. So that's at least 30,000 deaths right there.
[Video] Model of how the tsunami got created by the quake, Professor Takashi Furumura
[Link] University of Tokyo: Models of Quake and Tsunami
And the nuclear disaster that has no immediate conclusion... Let's hope those coolant pumps and pipes still work once AC electricity gets reconnected. The pictures of the blown up buildings at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant eerily resemble those of Chernobyl. Brave, sacrificial workers trying to cover up the radiation in the mist of it also bear resemblance, along with the ultimate possibility of entombment. I suspect radiation is leaking from underneath into the ocean where Japan's food supply might now be toxic. Btw, I'm in the middle of watching the Discovery Channel documentary on Chernobyl on Youtube.
Out of curiosity, I looked up what some of the biggest power plants in the world to see what they look like. Boy, does the world use a lot of electricity! Some of the biggest plants are dams that make nuclear plants look tiny! We need to start funding decentralized power generation (solar and wind) along with treating it as a limited supply resource. We need to stop abusing the use of it and become more efficient in the use of it. After all, I suspect 70%-80% of it wasted. Some examples are always on PCs and monitors in offices and homes, food imports from other states and countries (average miles food travels: 1000 miles), really counterproductive subsidies to GMO, ethanol, and agriculture (sugar), and subsidies to oil and oil infrstructure.
[Link] Top 100 power plants in the world
What have I learned? I've learned what a prefecture is. I've learned that the business class have cut corners, exposing the population to natural disasters around the world. Money needs to go into more solidly planned, designed, and built infrastructure, not into the business and financial classes' pockets. We need to better prepare for things that happen once in a 100 years. We can't keep ignoring this fact of life.
Libya - Another invasion for oil by the United States has begun! The oil executives and investors can't stop! Libya will face the same lowering of quality of life that Iraqis face after the ouster of Saddam Hussein. The Libyan insurgents and Qaddafi need to come to an agreement and work together to keep the NATO and US military out. Will this happen? Qaddafi will have to choose between appeasing the insurgents or his ultimate death. What will be choose? And do the Libyans have a choice? Their choices are whittled down to keeping a dictator or welcoming in the US takeover, suppression, and lower quality of life in their own country.
By the time I watch and read everything out there, I no longer have the time to write for this blog anymore. I will write once in awhile. I urge you to do your own research and come to your own conclusions. More and more outlets are popping up. In fact it is getting harder and harder to keep up with all the information. What am I following everyday? The Al Jazeera English Youtube channel, NHK English, Kyodo News, Max Keiser, Catherine Austin Fitts, PrisonPlanet.tv are the main sources for information for me right now.
Japan - Let's hope for more electricity, warmth, food and water for those destitute in northern Japan. They are battling unusually cold, snowy weather for this time of the year. As for the sad news of deaths, the death toll reported by Japan's NHK English (direct link: [Link] NHK English ) is up to 7,500 or so. They are not counting those that are reported missing, only those that have been found dead firsthand. Preliminary reports coming out of the tsunami ravaged Northeast coasts report half of the coastal town populations missing. That's at least 10,000 deaths in Sendai, Miyagi, and Iwate. So that's at least 30,000 deaths right there.
[Video] Model of how the tsunami got created by the quake, Professor Takashi Furumura
[Link] University of Tokyo: Models of Quake and Tsunami
And the nuclear disaster that has no immediate conclusion... Let's hope those coolant pumps and pipes still work once AC electricity gets reconnected. The pictures of the blown up buildings at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant eerily resemble those of Chernobyl. Brave, sacrificial workers trying to cover up the radiation in the mist of it also bear resemblance, along with the ultimate possibility of entombment. I suspect radiation is leaking from underneath into the ocean where Japan's food supply might now be toxic. Btw, I'm in the middle of watching the Discovery Channel documentary on Chernobyl on Youtube.
Out of curiosity, I looked up what some of the biggest power plants in the world to see what they look like. Boy, does the world use a lot of electricity! Some of the biggest plants are dams that make nuclear plants look tiny! We need to start funding decentralized power generation (solar and wind) along with treating it as a limited supply resource. We need to stop abusing the use of it and become more efficient in the use of it. After all, I suspect 70%-80% of it wasted. Some examples are always on PCs and monitors in offices and homes, food imports from other states and countries (average miles food travels: 1000 miles), really counterproductive subsidies to GMO, ethanol, and agriculture (sugar), and subsidies to oil and oil infrstructure.
[Link] Top 100 power plants in the world
What have I learned? I've learned what a prefecture is. I've learned that the business class have cut corners, exposing the population to natural disasters around the world. Money needs to go into more solidly planned, designed, and built infrastructure, not into the business and financial classes' pockets. We need to better prepare for things that happen once in a 100 years. We can't keep ignoring this fact of life.
Libya - Another invasion for oil by the United States has begun! The oil executives and investors can't stop! Libya will face the same lowering of quality of life that Iraqis face after the ouster of Saddam Hussein. The Libyan insurgents and Qaddafi need to come to an agreement and work together to keep the NATO and US military out. Will this happen? Qaddafi will have to choose between appeasing the insurgents or his ultimate death. What will be choose? And do the Libyans have a choice? Their choices are whittled down to keeping a dictator or welcoming in the US takeover, suppression, and lower quality of life in their own country.
By the time I watch and read everything out there, I no longer have the time to write for this blog anymore. I will write once in awhile. I urge you to do your own research and come to your own conclusions. More and more outlets are popping up. In fact it is getting harder and harder to keep up with all the information. What am I following everyday? The Al Jazeera English Youtube channel, NHK English, Kyodo News, Max Keiser, Catherine Austin Fitts, PrisonPlanet.tv are the main sources for information for me right now.
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Libya: Imagine the Revolution continues..
Al Jazeera's Jacky Rowland reports from the warzone in Ras Lanuf, Libya!! Holy cow!
[Youtube] Front line footage of fighting in Ras Lanuf, Libya courtesy Jacky Rowland and crew
In the meanwhile, blowing up an oil tank full of deadly gases can kill any life within 15km.
[Youtube] Danger at a Ras Lanuf oil installation
Let the young people rebuild from scratch. Well put by the younger generation!
[Youtube] More footage from Ras Lanuf
Mustafa Abdel Jalil, head of the opposition National Council, offers Gaddafi immunity from prosecution if he leaves Libya in th next 72 hours. There's no point prosecuting these people. It's best they go like Mubarak.
[Youtube] Political opposition in Libya offers Gaddafi immunity if he leaves within 72 hours
Well that's it for now.. I do have some videos queued up that I want to comment on... I get them in as soon as I get more time.
[Youtube] Front line footage of fighting in Ras Lanuf, Libya courtesy Jacky Rowland and crew
In the meanwhile, blowing up an oil tank full of deadly gases can kill any life within 15km.
[Youtube] Danger at a Ras Lanuf oil installation
Let the young people rebuild from scratch. Well put by the younger generation!
[Youtube] More footage from Ras Lanuf
Mustafa Abdel Jalil, head of the opposition National Council, offers Gaddafi immunity from prosecution if he leaves Libya in th next 72 hours. There's no point prosecuting these people. It's best they go like Mubarak.
[Youtube] Political opposition in Libya offers Gaddafi immunity if he leaves within 72 hours
Well that's it for now.. I do have some videos queued up that I want to comment on... I get them in as soon as I get more time.
Friday, March 04, 2011
Libya: Imagine the Revolution continues...
More videos concerning Libya...
Libyan martyrs remembered.
[Youtube]Libyans freedom fighters hold funerals for their dead
Imagine the courage it takes to volunteer go into a desperate dictator's warzone as a doctor!
[Youtube] Egyptian doctor volunteering in Libya discusses weapons used and deaths
Libyans know western intervention is bad news. The Libyans are fighting the West indirectly.
[Youtube] Libya DO NOT want US/Western Intervention
Imagine being a reporter and capturing a bomb dropped from a jet fighter detonating only several hundred feet away!
[Youtube] Reporter captures bomb dropped from Libyan jet fighter
Libyan ragtag voluntary militia unite to defend their territory consisting of captured military hardware and defected military personnel.
[Youtube] Benghazi Boot Camp
It's never good to have divided people. Don't the Libyans realize most of the blacks are not mercenaries but regular people trying to make a living? What's wrong with people?
[Youtube] Blacks in Libya fearful
Dismantling the torture chambers of Libya... Empire is really sick!
[Youtube] Libyan torture prisons decommissioned by rebels
Tour Gaddafi's bomb shelter below his palace. Furnished and maintained by western corporations.
[Youtube] Gaddafi's secret bunker underneath one of his many palaces
And to imagine that none of this would take place if people would be proactive and boycott all the rotten predatory capitalism present in the system...
Libyan martyrs remembered.
[Youtube]Libyans freedom fighters hold funerals for their dead
Imagine the courage it takes to volunteer go into a desperate dictator's warzone as a doctor!
[Youtube] Egyptian doctor volunteering in Libya discusses weapons used and deaths
Libyans know western intervention is bad news. The Libyans are fighting the West indirectly.
[Youtube] Libya DO NOT want US/Western Intervention
Imagine being a reporter and capturing a bomb dropped from a jet fighter detonating only several hundred feet away!
[Youtube] Reporter captures bomb dropped from Libyan jet fighter
Libyan ragtag voluntary militia unite to defend their territory consisting of captured military hardware and defected military personnel.
[Youtube] Benghazi Boot Camp
It's never good to have divided people. Don't the Libyans realize most of the blacks are not mercenaries but regular people trying to make a living? What's wrong with people?
[Youtube] Blacks in Libya fearful
Dismantling the torture chambers of Libya... Empire is really sick!
[Youtube] Libyan torture prisons decommissioned by rebels
Tour Gaddafi's bomb shelter below his palace. Furnished and maintained by western corporations.
[Youtube] Gaddafi's secret bunker underneath one of his many palaces
And to imagine that none of this would take place if people would be proactive and boycott all the rotten predatory capitalism present in the system...
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
Libya: Imagine the Revolution continues...
And here we go with some more videos...
No embedding, just links.
Some thoughts.. What happening now will go down in history books. Nothing can change its path and final destination now. The fear is gone. People's desires have awakened to a new dawn. What's it going to take? It going to require guns. Lots of guns. Never forget the 2nd amendment. Looks like people are taking up arms as necessary. The rebellion / revolution is showing you do not need a central authority/government to live their daily lives. As the founding fathers suggested, local is best. The people are showing exactly where the rules for civilization come from. It is not from the government but the people themselves. That's why I say the politicians are not the problem; it is the people. Sub-prime, imperialism, colonialism, war, GMO, fraud, broken families. These are all symptoms of misguided individuals in a dysfunctional society.
The Libyan capital appears to be a lonely outpost for supporters of Muammar Gaddafi as the anti-Gaddafi camp gains control of more cities. The areas reported to be now under control of anti-government forces include Az-Zawiya, Misurata, Benghazi and Al Baida. According to reports, the country's second most important military airport, not far from Benghazi, has fallen to the protesters. Meanwhile, military personnel say they have joined the people's revolution, and private jets and civilian aircraft at the Al Banin airport were seen grounded.
[Youtube] Central control not a requirement
Where have we heard this before? LOL.
[Youtube] Gaddafi: It's Al Qaeda!
Libyans form their own rebel volunteer army. Gaddifi's world is shrinking.
[Youtube] Libya's volunteer rebel army
While Muammar Gaddafi's son keeps with the propaganda, more of the armed forces join the people's revolution. And guns, more guns footage of arsenal left behind and taken over by the rebellion. And the countryside.. Gandhi always said the soul of the country is in the villages.
[Youtube] Gaddafi losing more areas of the country to revolutionaries
Well that's enough for today...
No embedding, just links.
Some thoughts.. What happening now will go down in history books. Nothing can change its path and final destination now. The fear is gone. People's desires have awakened to a new dawn. What's it going to take? It going to require guns. Lots of guns. Never forget the 2nd amendment. Looks like people are taking up arms as necessary. The rebellion / revolution is showing you do not need a central authority/government to live their daily lives. As the founding fathers suggested, local is best. The people are showing exactly where the rules for civilization come from. It is not from the government but the people themselves. That's why I say the politicians are not the problem; it is the people. Sub-prime, imperialism, colonialism, war, GMO, fraud, broken families. These are all symptoms of misguided individuals in a dysfunctional society.
The Libyan capital appears to be a lonely outpost for supporters of Muammar Gaddafi as the anti-Gaddafi camp gains control of more cities. The areas reported to be now under control of anti-government forces include Az-Zawiya, Misurata, Benghazi and Al Baida. According to reports, the country's second most important military airport, not far from Benghazi, has fallen to the protesters. Meanwhile, military personnel say they have joined the people's revolution, and private jets and civilian aircraft at the Al Banin airport were seen grounded.
[Youtube] Central control not a requirement
Where have we heard this before? LOL.
[Youtube] Gaddafi: It's Al Qaeda!
Libyans form their own rebel volunteer army. Gaddifi's world is shrinking.
[Youtube] Libya's volunteer rebel army
While Muammar Gaddafi's son keeps with the propaganda, more of the armed forces join the people's revolution. And guns, more guns footage of arsenal left behind and taken over by the rebellion. And the countryside.. Gandhi always said the soul of the country is in the villages.
[Youtube] Gaddafi losing more areas of the country to revolutionaries
Well that's enough for today...
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Libya: Imagines the Revolution continues...
More footage of the Libyan revolt up to the current moment in time...
[Youtube] Egyptians flee Libya (from Wednesday)
[Youtube] The Libyan military will not kill its own citizens (from Wednesday)
[Youtube] After Gaddafi speech (from Wednesday)
[Youtube] At a Libyan hospital (graphic)
[Youtube] Inside Story - Libya Discussion(from Wednesday) 30mins long
[Youtube] Gaddafi blames Bin Laden
[LiveLeak] Gun Fire in Benghazi, Libya
[LiveLeak] Libyan protestors break into Rajma Army base and take weapons
[Youtube] Egyptians flee Libya (from Wednesday)
[Youtube] The Libyan military will not kill its own citizens (from Wednesday)
[Youtube] After Gaddafi speech (from Wednesday)
[Youtube] At a Libyan hospital (graphic)
[Youtube] Inside Story - Libya Discussion(from Wednesday) 30mins long
[Youtube] Gaddafi blames Bin Laden
[LiveLeak] Gun Fire in Benghazi, Libya
[LiveLeak] Libyan protestors break into Rajma Army base and take weapons
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Libya: Imagines the Revolution continues...
Some of the officials of Libya resign in disgust and protest...
[Youtube] Libyan ambassador to India, Al al-Essawi, resigns in India
[Youtube] Libyan Interior Minister, General Abdul Fattah Younis resigns. Rumored to be kidnapped thereafter
And now the camera footage of the Libyan revolution...
[Youtube] Gaddafi eats shoe
[Youtube] Libya - Jet fighters and mercenaries
[Youtube] Libya - Gaddafi's address and Qatar's support
[Youtube] Libya - Gaddafi's time is up
[Youtube] Libyan ambassador to India, Al al-Essawi, resigns in India
[Youtube] Libyan Interior Minister, General Abdul Fattah Younis resigns. Rumored to be kidnapped thereafter
And now the camera footage of the Libyan revolution...
[Youtube] Gaddafi eats shoe
[Youtube] Libya - Jet fighters and mercenaries
[Youtube] Libya - Gaddafi's address and Qatar's support
[Youtube] Libya - Gaddafi's time is up
Mohamed Bouazizi's mother supports Libya's revolutionaries
Mohamed Bouazizi is the 26yr old Tunisian street vendor who set himself on fire on December 17 after police abused and humiliated him. He died of his burns on January 4.
His act triggering Tunisia's revolution and the all the other revolutions in North Africa and the Middle East. Lest it be said, his name is going into the history books.
Menobia Bouazizi, Mohamed's mother, in support of the Libyan revolution, has a message for the families of the revolutionaries. Her family sent the video to Al Jazeera.
[LiveLeak] Mohamed Bouazizi's mother supports Libya's revolution
His act triggering Tunisia's revolution and the all the other revolutions in North Africa and the Middle East. Lest it be said, his name is going into the history books.
Menobia Bouazizi, Mohamed's mother, in support of the Libyan revolution, has a message for the families of the revolutionaries. Her family sent the video to Al Jazeera.
[LiveLeak] Mohamed Bouazizi's mother supports Libya's revolution
All Eyes Are On Libya
DATELINE: LIBYA
Is this going to turn out to be a Civil War between the protesters against the dictator, the upper class and the oil workers? How will the protesters deal with the jet fighters and outside mercenaries? Will protesters get their own weapons to fight back with? This isn't going to be easy.
I'll have all the Libyan revolution videos in a blog post tomorrow morning. It's a bit late now.
Is this going to turn out to be a Civil War between the protesters against the dictator, the upper class and the oil workers? How will the protesters deal with the jet fighters and outside mercenaries? Will protesters get their own weapons to fight back with? This isn't going to be easy.
I'll have all the Libyan revolution videos in a blog post tomorrow morning. It's a bit late now.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Libya: Imagines the Revolution continues...
Those with jobs in the oil industries want to keep the current regime. It's the same as Hugo Chavez's revolution in Venezuela. The oil workers there didn't care much for the rest of the country.
Libya's revolution is a bit different. Some of the protesters are using guns. It will probably require guns, lots of guns (think The Matrix scene). The dictator is the most stubborn in the region.
[Youtube] Libya: A quick synopsis
[Youtube] Libya: Mercenaries and Funeral Shooting
[Youtube] Libya: Don't Let us Down
[Youtube] Libya: Please help us! We live miserable lives
[Youtube] Libya: Entrenched classes (upper class) fight protestors
Libya's revolution is a bit different. Some of the protesters are using guns. It will probably require guns, lots of guns (think The Matrix scene). The dictator is the most stubborn in the region.
[Youtube] Libya: A quick synopsis
[Youtube] Libya: Mercenaries and Funeral Shooting
[Youtube] Libya: Don't Let us Down
[Youtube] Libya: Please help us! We live miserable lives
[Youtube] Libya: Entrenched classes (upper class) fight protestors
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Libya: Imagines the Revolution?
Dateline: Benghazi, Libya
Demand: Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi step down!
Prospects: I don't think it go down easy. But it should be easier than ousting the guy in Bahrain.
[Youtube] Libyans protest to oust Muammar Qaddafi
Demand: Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi step down!
Prospects: I don't think it go down easy. But it should be easier than ousting the guy in Bahrain.
[Youtube] Libyans protest to oust Muammar Qaddafi
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