cawacko
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LOL. Ok. LIbya didn't happen. It was just all a dream.
So who was right on the Iraq War? Liberals vs. Conservatives.
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LOL. Ok. LIbya didn't happen. It was just all a dream.
cawacko
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EXACTLY. You can't answer it because you have no clue. It's a line you use to try to shut people up because you can't articulate any positions.
I state nothing but facts. And the fact is, you tried to call me out about a post where I said those on the right should die.
The fact is racist white men have actually murdered millions of Blacks where is your outrage for those who are actually murdering?
See, I don't play the right wing game I'll call you chumps out.
More deflections.
evince
Truthmatters
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libyan_Civil_War_(2011)#Uprising_and_civil_war
Uprising and civil war[edit]
Main article: Timeline of the Libyan Civil War before military intervention
The protests, unrest and confrontations began in earnest on 2 February 2011. Foreign workers and disgruntled minorities protested in the main square of Zawiya, Libya against the local administration. This was succeeded by race riots, which were squashed by the police and pro-Gaddafi loyalists. Protests in Libya began on 15 February 2011 in front of Benghazi's police headquarters following the arrest of a human rights attorney who represented the relatives of more than 1,000 prisoners allegedly massacred by security forces in Tripoli’s Abu Salim jail in 1996. What had begun as a series of peaceful demonstrations turned into confrontations which were met with military force. A "Day of Rage" was declared for 17 February by the National Conference for the Libyan Opposition.[114] On the evening of 15 February, between 500 and 600 demonstrators protested in front of Benghazi's police headquarters after the arrest of human rights lawyer Fathi Terbil. Crowds were armed with petrol bombs and threw stones. Marchers hurled Molotov cocktails in a downtown square in Benghazi, damaging cars, blocking roads, and hurling rocks. Police responded to crowds with tear gas, water cannon, and rubber bullets.[115] 38 people were injured, including 10 security personnel.[116][117] The novelist Idris Al-Mesmari was arrested hours after giving an interview with Al Jazeera about the police reaction to protests.[116]
In a statement released after clashes in Benghazi, a Libyan official warned that the Government "will not allow a group of people to move around at night and play with the security of Libya". The statement added: "The clashes last night were between small groups of people – up to 150. Some outsiders infiltrated that group. They were trying to corrupt the local legal process which has long been in place. We will not permit that at all, and we call on Libyans to voice their issues through existing channels, even if it is to call for the downfall of the government."[118]
In Zawiya and Zintan, hundreds of protesters in each town called for an end to the Gaddafi government and set fire to police and security buildings.[116][119] In Zintan, the protesters set up tents in the town centre.[116] The armed protests continued the following day in Benghazi, Derna and Bayda. Libyan security forces allegedly responded with lethal force. Hundreds gathered at Maydan al-Shajara in Benghazi, and authorities tried to disperse protesters with water cannons.[120]
The Libyan National Transitional Council flag is flown from a communications tower in Bayda in July.
A "Day of Rage" in Libya and by Libyans in exile was planned for 17 February.[104][121][122] The National Conference for the Libyan Opposition asked that all groups opposed to the Gaddafi government protest on 17 February in memory of demonstrations in Benghazi five years earlier.[104] The plans to protest were inspired by the Tunisian and Egyptian revolution.[104] Protests took place in Benghazi, Ajdabiya, Derna, Zintan, and Bayda. Libyan security forces fired live ammunition into the armed protests. Protesters torched a number of government buildings, including a police station.[123][124] In Tripoli, television and public radio stations had been sacked, and protesters set fire to security buildings, Revolutionary Committee offices, the interior ministry building, and the People's Hall.[125][126]
On 18 February, police and army personnel later withdrew from Benghazi after being overwhelmed by protesters. Some army personnel also joined the protesters; they then seized the local radio station. In Bayda, unconfirmed reports indicated that the local police force and riot-control units had joined the protesters.[127] On 19 February, witnesses in Libya reported helicopters firing into crowds of anti-government protesters.[128] The army withdrew from the city of Bayda.
Cultural revolt[edit]
‘Al-Soo'al’ (The Question)[129]
"Muammar: You have never served the people
Muammar: You'd better give up
Confess. You cannot escape
Our revenge will catch you
As a train roars through a wall
We will drown you."
Rap, hip hop and traditional music, alongside other genres, played a big role in encouraging dissent against Gaddafi's government. Music has been controlled and dissenting cultural figures have been arrested or tortured in Arab Spring countries, including Libya.[129] Music provided an important platform for communication among demonstrators. It helped to create moral support and encouraged a spirit of revolt against the governments.[129]
An anonymous hip hop artist called Ibn Thabit gave a voice to "disenfranchised Libyans looking for a non-violent way to express their political will".[130][131] On his website, Ibn Thabit said that he "has been attacking Gaddafi with his music since 2008" when he posted his first song on the internet, titled "Moammar – the coward".[130][132] Lyrics of a song 'Al-Soo'al' released by Ibn Thabit on YouTube on 27 January 2011, weeks before the riots began in Libya were indicative of the rebel sentiment.[129]
Some groups, such as a rock band from Benghazi called the "Guys Underground", used metaphors to cloak the censure of the authorities. The group released a song just before the uprising entitled "Like My Father Always Says" to ridicule an autocratic fictional male head of a family which was a veiled reference to Colonel Gaddafi.[129]
cawacko
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All joking aside if you ever say shit like that again, even implying I killed someone I will find you and kill you. I say this as I hold my daughter. Don't fuck with my family.
Now back to our regular scheduled program. You say its actions not words unless it's racist Hillary and then her actions don't matter as long as she says sorry
evince
Truthmatters
evince
Truthmatters
wack just threatened with death someone who said something he doesnt like.
fuck you very much wack
evince
Truthmatters
post 129 wack
A wet dream to be exact.
The racist white man wanted America to forget the death and destruction caused by one of their own. The Black President was a perfect scapegoat. Some on this board have even said Libya is/was worse than Iraq.
President Obama never started any wars. PERIOD!
OK, you go with that.
I don't try to shut anyone up. It's a debate board.
I don't ban or put anyone on ignore, I welcome all post.
So there's another lie your telling on me.
evince
Truthmatters
post 146
cawacko
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So he was it was the worst mistake of his presidency but it didn't really occur. Ok.
cawacko
Well-known member
I will because you can't say what's being done. You have no clue.
evince
Truthmatters
Is this a threat?
So you take my post out of context, but get pissed when facts are presented?
You don't scare me. I'll say what the fuck I want.
Yes, to placate the white media who constantly called it a war.
They desperately wanted the Black man to start a war.
It didn't happen.
Bush and all the racist white presidents before him started world wars that killed millions of people. That's a fact.
Libya is but a blip on the radar.
evince
Truthmatters
shut the fuck up you evil assshole '
women will not obey you shit lips
even that little girl in your arms will NOT OBEY YOU
how you could type such words to a women for merely saying what you dont like is proof you are going to be a horrible father to her.
you gonna threaten to kill her too if she dares to speak the truth in the face of your lies