Two ‘anti-imperialist’ British politicians on intervention in Libya
Here’s one fringe politician giving his views on Libya:
Here’s another:
It’s not about protecting ‘rebels’ – this is a War for Oil and neo-con colonialism.
It’s madness, utter madness. The Coalition attack on Libya is the beginning of a new and ugly era – the Era of Energy Colonialism and Oil Wars. Cameron and Clegg have conspired with other US/New World Order puppets like Sarkozy to launch an unprovoked and illegal war on a sovereign state.
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The stench of hypocrisy is stomach-churning. Western politicians, including Blair and the EU’s Herman Van Rompuy, were pictured literally hugging Gaddafi not so long ago. Now they plan to put him on trial and execute him like Saddam Hussein.
The Coalition ‘outrage’ over Gaddafi’s troops’ success in defeating armed rebels is both selective and artificial: selective because they will take no action against the far more brutal and dictatorial House of Saud over its continuing massacres of unarmed democracy demonstrators in Bahrain; artificial because the ‘rebels’ have been financed, trained and mobilised with money from the CIA and New World Order puppet masters such as George Soros.
The illegal assault on (and in due course colonial occupation of) Libya has nothing to do with ‘human rights’ and everything to do with a clear campaign of neo-con ‘regime change’ throughout the Middle East.
Alec Macph adds: for those, such as me, who would rather stick their heads in a bucket of horse urine than listen to Gabbleway’s voice, here is his piece in today’s Daily Record.
