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British firms eye Libya contracts 
Many companies are eager to find out whether they have a place in the new Libya.

Last Modified: 26 Sep 2011 17:55 


With the fighting nearing an end, there is no shortage of businesses eager to 
find out whether they have a place in the new Libya.

Many organisations in Britain are hoping their company might be in line for 
work because Britain had helped in the war, however, they have been told not to 
make any assumptions.

But companies which have existing contracts will be honoured.

However, they hope with the new government they will not have to pay the bribes 
which came with doing business with the old order.

Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports from London.

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http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/columnists/26-09-2011/119161-libya_cameron-0/


Libya: Cameron's 2-billion-pound nightmare
26.09.2011 
What do you get when a wannabe imperialist invents a war to get out of trouble 
at home, straying into deep waters that he neither controls nor understands, 
getting embroiled in an internecine tribal conflict that spins out of control? 
The answer to this question is the place where the UK's David Cameron finds 
himself now: a 2-bn. pound nightmare.

Not so many months ago, we had David Cameron and William Hague declaring that 
the Libya Question was "not about removing Gaddafi" and that all it would take 
would be an immediate ceasefire from the Libyan Armed Forces. Not so many 
months ago we had David Cameron and William Hague declaring that the war would 
cost in the region of 200 million pounds, that there would be no NATO boots on 
the ground and that NATO would not arm the "rebels".

What they did not tell us was that the French and Americans had been planning 
this imperialist little adventure for years, what they did not tell us was that 
the rebel flags had been ordered well in advance from a British company, what 
they did not tell us was that the entire operation was indeed to remove Colonel 
Gaddafi, not because he posed any threat to his "rebels" (after all, what do 
you do when tens of thousands of marauding thugs armed with machine guns take 
to the streets, decapitating Negroes, chanting racist slogans, promising to 
ethnically cleanse Libya of Negroes, torching government buildings, raping and 
killing women and children and destroying public and private property?). They 
knew that the decision "to go in" had been taken long before the rebels strafed 
their own position to blame Colonel Gaddafi, they knew that their own media had 
been spreading lies about the Libyan Air Force bombing civilians - the one 
bombing civilians is NATO.

We saw the British reaction - draconian measures - when a few hundred bored 
schoolkids ran amok in August. One wonders whether Cameron would simply have 
given up and walked away from Number Ten Downing Street if they had been armed, 
or if someone had done to his youth what he did to Libya's.

What they did not tell us was that this entire charade is about removing 
Colonel Gaddafi from power because his humanitarian and developmental projects 
in Africa and his plan to launch a gold-based currency, the Gold Dinar, would 
be too costly for selfish western interests. What Cameron and Hague did not 
tell you is that their forces are to spend seven times more of the British 
tax-payers' money than they originally admitted - nearly two billion, or two 
thousand million or 2,000,000,000 pounds... on what?

I will tell you. They have strafed the Libyan water supply (war crime) to 
"break the back of the population", they have targeted the electricity grid 
(war crime), they have targeted private homes (war crime), they have taken out 
civilian structures with military equipment (war crime), they have murdered 
children (war crime, and they did not even apologise), they have targeted 
civilians (war crime). They then held a conference in Paris to divide up 
Libya's assets.

What they have also not told you is that the Libyan Armed Forces are largely 
intact. What they have not told you is that parts of Tripoli still fly the 
Green Flag (symbol of the Jamahiriya, the democratic government which Muammar 
al-Qathafi advises), what they do not tell you is that there are still green 
Marches in Benghazi, what they do not tell you is that Mahmoud Jibril dare not 
enter Tripoli. They do not tell you where Jalil (the number 2) came from, they 
do not tell you the background of the TNC, they do not tell you the tribes have 
voted for Gaddafi.

They do not tell you that the crack desert fighters, the Tuareg, who decide who 
crosses the desert and who does not, have sided with Muammar Gaddafi against 
the TNC, they do not tell you that the Loyalists in Libya include the hearts 
and minds of the Libyan population whether or not they are taking up arms 
against the terrorists. The NATO special forces and this scourge have 
frightened many into cowering in their homes - but this does not spell support, 
even tacitly.

They do not tell you they indeed have NATO boots on the ground (breach of UNSC 
resolution), they have indeed armed the "rebels" (breach of UNSC resolution) 
and they have indeed employed mercenaries - hundreds of thousands of them 
(breach of UNSC resolution).

They have not told you that NATO and its terrorists have suffered defeat after 
defeat in recent weeks, are unable to enter Bani Walid, are unable to enter 
Sirte and the only tactic that remains open is by carpet-bombing any areas of 
resistance, including homes, hospitals and schools, to bomb the terrorists in. 
Is that noble?

It is a war crime, it is an act of terrorism and David Cameron and William 
Hague, along with their French friend Sarkozy and that American in the White 
House, are using YOUR hard-earned money to perpetrate this outrage, which is 
sure to cost the UK thousands of jobs as retaliatory measures kick in across 
Africa.

Sorry Mr. Templeton, we do not have any money for your mother's cancer 
treatment, I am afraid she will have to die; sorry Mr. Johnson, there is no 
more funding for your son's leukaemia treatment, we do have palliative care, do 
you know what that is?

And as for your now hospital wing, new school, new clinic, a raspberry in your 
faces as Cameron and Hague stick the middle finger up to their own people. Yet 
the British population accepts it all with their heads bowed, like a sickening 
herd of sheep.



Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey

Pravda.Ru


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