so the Obama and Clinton seem to think there was nothing wrong with enabling and working with the Muslim Brotherhood. Just like America, Obama's biggest victims are those who are dark skinned. Gaddaffi was screaming about colonialism for so long that many of us forgot that he was one.
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A group of Chadian passport holders stand against the wall following
their arrest on March 29, 2012 at a detention centre in the southern
desert town of Sabha, where three days of clashes between Toubou and
Arab tribes have killed more than 70 people, according to the Libyan
government. The Toubou are black oasis farmers by tradition who also
have connections beyond Libya's borders as they live in southern Libya,
northern Chad and in Niger, but they have previously denied having
separatist ambitions. (Getty Images)
"So much of left-wing thought is a kind of playing with fire by people who don't even know that fire is hot."
~George Orwell
TRIPOLI (Middle East Online)
- The head of Libya's Toubou tribe on Friday called for international
intervention to halt what he called the "ethnic cleansing" of his people
after deadly clashes in the southern oasis of Sabha.
"We demand
that the United Nations and European Union intervene to stop the ethnic
cleansing of the Toubou," said Issa Abdel Majid Mansur, a former
opposition activist against the ousted regime of slain leader Moamer
Gathafi.
He accused Arab tribes in Sabha of bombarding a power
station providing electricity to several parts of southern Libya
including Qatrun and Morzuk, both areas with a strong Toubou presence.
Telecommunications were also cut off, Mansur said, and added that "several" members of his tribe were killed on Friday.
Mohammed
al-Sawal, the national security chief in Sabha, confirmed to television
channel Libya Al-Ahrar that the power station had been hit. [...]
The
Toubou say they are defending themselves against attack by Arab
tribesmen in the region, and have accused the Libyan authorities of
backing those gunmen as part of a campaign of "ethnic cleansing."
The
Toubou are black oasis farmers by tradition who also have connections
beyond Libya's borders. They live in southern Libya, northern Chad and
in Niger, and have previously denied having separatist ambitions. More...
