NTC DICTATORSHIP: New laws criminalize support for Gaddafi family (Libya S.O.S)

Posted by Libya S.O.S. 
May 2, 2012 at 22:51    

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The NTC has approved a law criminalizing any glorification of Muammar Qadaffi or any support for him or the ex-regime!!

Also passed at the NCT’s meeting on Tuesday was a law expropriating all the assets of Qaddafi and members of his family.

NTC spokesman Muhammed Al-Hareizi confirmed to Libya Herald that the two new laws had been passed. They would be made public on Thursday he said.


Qadaffi family assets have in practice been seized within Libya, but NTC believes that there are more to be discovered. A law will enable a funded "government" department to spend time and effort tracking down assets.

In Italy five weeks ago, the authorities seized more than $1.5bn in Libyan assets, mainly shareholdings in major companies, with the false explanation that they belonged to Gaddafi. These, however, were seized at the request of the ICC. Now Libya needs to pursue its own assets abroad and have them seized back!

This NTC style "democracy" has no room for these people's will. Image credit: Libya S.O.S

Glorification of Qaddafi and support for him may lend you a LEGAL jail time in newly imposed NTC dictatorship! Up to now a NTC's witch hunt for "Gaddafi's supporters" was done illegaly, tortures of people in illegal prisons included (such as: making them eat green flags and jump like monkeys in cages if they happen to be black, electrocution, pulling out fingernails, rape etc). Even Doctors Without Borders ran away from Misurata cause they were sick with patching up illegal prisoners for the continuation of tortures. Now a simple universal accusation "of being Qaddafi supporter" will be enough for you to legally place behind the bars your first neighbor who plays too loud music, a business competitor, a lady who sold you an out of date vegetable at the market, a boy who pushed you in secondary school in front of the girls... Understandably, citizens in other parts of the world sometimes wish people who simply go on their nerves to go to hell or jail as well, but luckily they have no judiciary support to send them there. In Libya such laws, believe it or not, are now in existence!

Besides, the biggest tribes in Libya are supporters of Gaddafi, such as Warfalla tribe, which numbers 2 million Libyans (the country has 6 million citizens in total). It is not difficult to see that "jail construction industry" might be the next big thing apart from oil in the new Libya. Political prosecutions will replace kidnappings for ransom in this branch of industry. After all, kidnappings for ransom (based on the same "You are Gaddafi supporter" principle) are soooo-last-year.

What do the accomplices in crime, such as HRW, UN and Amnesty say about this? Nothing, why should they? It fits their puzzle. Besides, they are too busy spending your money on the next imperialistic aim, enslaving other nations and taking away their rights in one of the most profitable industry on earth : creating Orwellian PR war games.

"War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength"

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Directly from the head NTC rat`s mouth: 'Too many people wanted Gaddafi dead, so goes the secrets with him'

Too many powers wanted Gaddafi dead - NTC head
RT News
Published: 26 March, 2012, 12:45

This still image taken from amateur video posted online by GlobalPost and obtained by Reuters, October 21, 2011, shows former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi after his capture by NTC fighters in Sirte (Reuters / GlobalPost via Reuters TV / Handout)

Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was wanted dead so his secrets would die with him. So insists Mahmoud Jibril, the man who led the NTC uprising to overthrow Colonel Gaddafi’s regime, in an exclusive interview with RT.

“Too many parties who have real interests that Gaddafi doesn’t talk, that he should be silenced forever,” Mahmoud Jibril told RT, specifying he does not know who exactly killed the Colonel – a foreign entity or Libyans.

“I would love to know who was behind [Colonel Gaddafi’s] killing,” he said.

Jibril told RT the former ruler of Libya Colonel Muammar Gaddafi sent too many contradictory messages, trying to buy time and pretending to have a readiness to share power.

Mahmoud Jibril said he regretted Colonel Gaddafi was not taken alive to face trial, but certain powers that may have wanted him to keep silence due to the secrets he knew.

After months of fierce resistance to NTC militia backed by allied NATO forces, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was captured on October 21, 2011, in his hometown and stronghold of Sirte while trying to escape from encirclement. He was captured alive, but instead of being treated as prisoner of war, interrogated and put on trial, the former ruler of Libya was tortured for several hours and then murdered by a militia mob.

Later, the NTC claimed they never gave an order to kill Colonel Gaddafi. They even stated that at first the former Libyan leader was fatally wounded when a gunfight between his supporters and NTC fighters broke out after his capture.

LIBYA Update (March 9, 2012) MUST WATCH

Brave Green Libyan Soldier tell his story and view of 'so-called revolution'

A rather moving story of what has happened to Libya and Libyans.
http://youtu.be/LKhzOczPck8
Uploaded by 108morris108 on Mar 8, 2012

In Libya the interim illeagal Prime Minister has thanked the US for what he called "tremendous support"' in overthrowing Muammar Gaddafi. But the new Libyan illegal authorities are facing an uprising of their own from a group of powerful tribal leaders who have declared partial autonomy in the east of the country.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlL41yjSkH4
RT NEWS March 9, 2012

Political analyst Pepe Escobar told RT, that Washington is likely to take little interest in political developments in post-Gaddafi Libya. And Sara Marusek, a Beirut-based researcher for Syracuse University says that what's happening in Libya now, under a Western backed government, is exactly what prompted foreign military intervention in the first place.

Libya Update; McCain, founder of Al Qaeda emirate of Benghazi?

John McCain: Founding Father of the Terrorist Emirate of Benghazi

Tony Cartalucci
Infowars.com
Thursday, March 8, 2012

“I have met with these brave fighters, and they are not Al-Qaeda. To the contrary: They are Libyan patriots who want to liberate their nation. We should help them do it.” - Senator John McCain in Benghazi, Libya April 22, 2011.

Image(s) credit: Infowars

Image: And yet, the very courthouse McCain uttered his lies in front of is now flying the flag of Al Qaeda, while crowds have been photographed in the streets of Benghazi carrying it aloft since the fall of Qaddafi. Clearly, the senator from Arizona was “mistaken.” 
….

Even as McCain deceived the world with his comments in pursuit of overthrowing and destroying the sovereign nation-state of Libya, it was already a matter of record, according to America’s own West Point Combating Terrorism Center, that Benghazi, and much of eastern Libya known as Cyrenaica, served as an epicenter for global Al Qaeda recruitment. Militants hailing from the eastern region’s Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) would end up in both Afghanistan and Iraq fighting Western troops and participating in sectarian violence...

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The NTC`s form of Freedom, Democracy, Justice in Libya (Libya SOS)

MAR 2, 2012

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So this is the FREEDOM, SOCIAL EQUALITY the global-powers and the NTC promised to the Libyans huh?

Libyan rebels cage black Africans in zoo, force feed them flags (SHOCKING VIDEO)
RT News
Published: 02 March, 2012, 13:54
Edited: 02 March, 2012, 17:56

Courtesy: YouTube user MLAktion

A shocking video has appeared on the Internet showing Libyan rebels torturing a group of black Africans. People with their hands bound are shown being locked in a zoo-like cage and allegedly forced to eat the old Libyan flag.

“Eat the flag, you dog. Patience you dog, patience. God is Great,” screams a voice off-camera in the video uploaded to YouTube last week, which also made its way onto LiveLeak.com.

The torturers are also shown making the group of captive black Africans stand up with pieces of green cloth still in their mouths and apparently forcing them start jumping.

A number of people are shown standing outside the cage watching the atrocity.

After Muammar Gaddafi was killed, hundreds of migrant workers from neighboring states were imprisoned by fighters allied to the new interim authorities.

They accuse the black Africans of having been mercenaries for the late ruler.

In the course of the fighting to topple Gaddafi last year, sub-Saharan African migrants and refugees “became targets of stigma, discrimination and violence,” the human rights group Amnesty International said last month.

“At the beginning of the crisis, there was vastly exaggerated propaganda for which the highest level of the National Transitional Council should take some responsibility because they largely contributed to that unfounded propaganda,” said Donatella Rovera, Amnesty’s senior crisis response advisor.

Some of the black migrants managed to flee into neighboring Mali and Niger, but more than 5,000 were detained. They face mass execution, beatings, and revenge killings, according to an Al Jazeera report published back in September.

Before the Libyan uprising broke out, the country hosted about a million black African workers, many of them employed in domestic work, construction, trash collection and other low-wage jobs.

Human Rights Investigations (HRI) suspect Libyan rebels of ethnic cleansing of the black population of the country, particularly in the city of Tawergha.


Additional Readings

Libyan Revolution Update: Enjoying “Freedom” NATO-backed rebels cage black Africans in zoo cages - Infowars March 4, 2012

Libya making headlines now...Amnesty International reports mass torture and killings by NTC rebels and militias

It shouldn`t be a surprise to anyone who really knows the truth on the ground, that the rule of law isn't being followed in Libya, that mass killings and torture by the so-called 'revolutionary militias' of Libya are continuin as they started from the first days of the fake revolution in Benghazi, where Libyan blacks and others were hung, burned at the stake and strung-up on poles just outside the NTC buildings were the protests began - just look it up, its all there in plain view. And now this sham NTC government of Libya who is"internationally recognized" as the sole representatives of the Libyan people? Really? Under whose authority, the sham U.N.and Arab League? None of them are real Libyans, look it up again, its true. The world is just so ridiculous where the truth is so conveniently white-washed over in plain sight but we refuse to look beyond it.

If you want the honest truth on the ground, visit Libya S.O.S. and InomineX, my-metropolis.eu and educate and arm yourself with the truth - for the honest truth is very single weapon that is feared by all.


“The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie: deliberate, continued, and dishonest; but the myth: persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.”
– John F. Kennedy


Libyan militias 'out of control,' Amnesty International says
CNN News
By the CNN Wire Staff; Jomana Karadsheh
updated 6:14 AM EST, Thu February 16, 2012

credit: CNN/AFP/GettyImages

STORY HIGHLIGHTS
>NEW: Military council spokesman: "Systemic abuse and torture is continuing."
>Report: Militias torture detainees, target migrants and displace communities.
>The rights organization says the interim government has not effectively investigated.
>Officials have said they are working to stop abuse and integrate militias into a national force.

(CNN) -- Armed militias in Libya are committing human rights abuses with impunity, threatening to destabilize the country and hindering its efforts to rebuild, Amnesty International said Thursday.

Militias have tortured detainees, targeted migrants and displaced entire communities in revenge attacks, according to a report the organization released a year after the start of popular uprisings that eventually ended Moammar Gadhafi's 42-year rule.

"Hundreds of armed militias, widely hailed in Libya as heroes for their role in toppling the former regime, are largely out of control," the report says.

Detainees at 10 facilities used by militia in central and western Libya told representatives from Amnesty International this year that they had been tortured or abused. Several detainees said they confessed to crimes they had not committed in order to stop the torture, Amnesty International said.

At least 12 detainees held by militias have died after being tortured since September, the human rights organization said, adding that authorities have not effectively investigated the torture allegations.

"A year ago Libyans risked their lives to demand justice," Donatella Rovera, a senior crisis response adviser at Amnesty, said in a statement. "Today their hopes are being jeopardized by lawless armed militias who trample human rights with impunity. The only way to break with the entrenched practices of decades of abuse under (Gadhafi's) authoritarian rule is to ensure that nobody is above the law and that investigations are carried out into such abuses."
Libyan officials could not be immediately reached for comment.

A spokesman for the Tripoli Military Council told CNN on Wednesday that civilian leaders in Libya must do more to assert their authority, holding accountable militia members who perpetrate abuses.

"If the Libyan state is being built, these guys who committed this need to be brought to justice, whether they are revolutionary fighters or not, otherwise the whole world will ask, 'What changed in Libya?' The same systemic abuse and torture is continuing, and this is dangerous for the new Libya," council spokesman Anes Alsharif said. "The only solution is for the government to take over. You can not let these guys keep holding the prisoners."

Civilian authorities have been slow to step in, Alsharif said, even though some prisoners have been held for months without facing official charges.

"When you talk to the government they say, 'keep them, we don't have time yet.' and this is wrong," he said.

A process for government takeovers of prisons has begun, Libya's interim prime minister said in a televised address last month.

Libya's ambassador to the United Nations, Mohammed Shalgham, told the United Nations last month that Libya does not approve of any abuse of detainees and was working to stop any such practices.

Libyan Interior Minister Fawzy Abdilal told CNN this month that the country's interim government had not yet succeeded in integrating militias from different cities into a national security force.
Other organizations have also raised concerns about the militias.

The medical charity Doctors Without Borders said last month it was halting its work in detention centers in Misrata because detainees were tortured and were denied urgent medical care.
Human Rights Watch said earlier this month that the torture and killing of detainees is an ongoing practice among Libyan militias and will continue unless the militias are held to account.


Additional News:
Price of ‘freedom’: Libya’s annus horribilis - RT News (16-Feb-2012)