Libyen - Demonstrationen und Proteste

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OPERATION LIBYA? NOT YET. INFORMATION FIRST
17.01.2011 - whywe?protest

Libya seems to be a cloudy subject full of uncertainty. So here's a thread to discuss and gather information. I know many anons have been calling for an Operation Libya in the hopes that the protests there could escalate to the revolution status Tunisia's did, but we don't have enough information to see if that's possible... yet ... If we want an Operation Libya, step 1 is to GATHER INFORMATION. Here's what anon has so far ... mehr

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Zur momentanen Lage in Libyen schreibt ein Lehrer aus Tripolis in seinem Blog (englisch)

http://wispajones.blogspot.com/

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TUNISIA: LIBYA FEARS RETURN OF ISLAMISTS, PRESS
31.01.2011 - ANSAmed

TUNIS - The return of the historic leader Rached Ghannouchi of the Islamist party (Liberty) yesterday after 22 years in exile has reportedly stirred up fears in nearby Libya, writes "Maghreb Intelligence". Reports say that Libyan leader Gaddafi established a special crisis unit in Tripoli, which allegedly includes the Foreign Minister, Moussa Koussa, the head of secret services, Abou Zeid Dordah and Minister of the Economy, Mohamed Lahouej ... mehr

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Madprof666 RT @AliLePointe: People across #Libya are planning to take to the streets #feb17...may God be with them. Gov't can't do anything to them with world watching

http://twitter.com/search?q=%23feb17

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[TGerd]

Alles ruhig in Ghadames.

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Auch im Staat Gaddafis gärt es schon
03.02.2011 - tagesspiegel

Libyens Diktator reagiert mit einem Milliardenprogramm auf den wachsenden Unmut im Volk. Doch nur Bruchstücke dieser Unruhen dringen an die Öffentlichkeit, weil Gaddafis Presse- und Internetzensur die härteste ganz Nordafrikas ist [...] In den letzten Monaten hatte sich der Volkszorn über steigende Preise für Grundnahrungsmittel und eklatanten Wohnungsmangel gleich in mehreren Demonstrationen entladen, in dem Küstenort Al Bayda etwa und der Großstadt Benghazi. Es wurde über Zusammenstöße mit der Polizei berichtet und über die massenhafte Besetzung von nicht fertiggestellten Wohnungsblöcken ... mehr

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Analyst: Libya close behind Egypt
02.07.2011 - onenewsnow

An Australian political and defense analyst says long-time Libyan strongman Muammar al-Gaddafi is quietly preparing to leave the scene and return the country to a monarchy. While the world's attention is focused on the coming political changes in Egypt, Greg Copley, president of the International Strategic Studies Association (ISSA) in Washington, DC, says the country's neighbor -- Libya -- is moving toward a transition of its own after 42 years of Muammar al-Gaddafi's rule [...] So Gaddafi is taking steps to restore the monarchy that he overthrew in a coup in 1969. "He's started to return property, which belonged to the late King Idris, back to the designated heirs of the king," ... mehr

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[schu achbar ?]

Das ist doch jetzt ein Witz, oder ?

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Der ganze Auftritt seiner Durchlaucht ähnelt des öfteren einem solchen

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Gaddafi ready for Libya's "Day of Rage"
09.02.2011 - al awsat

Cairo, Asharq Al-Awsat – Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has dealt with the calls being issued by the National Conference for the Libyan Opposition [NCLO] and Libyan [political] activists for a Libyan "Day of Rage" to take place on 17 February, modeled on similar events in Tunisia and Egypt, by issuing an unprecedented warnings against any attempts to create chaos and instability in Libya. In the last few days, Gaddafi privately met with Libyan political activists, journalists, and media figures and he issued severe warnings that these professions would be held responsible should they participate in any way in disturbing the peace or creating chaos in Libya ... mehr

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[Mathilda]

A Libyan writer and political commentator arrested last week and accused of a driving offence appears to have been targeted for calling for peaceful protests in the country, Amnesty International has said.

Jamal al-Hajji, a former prisoner of conscience who has dual Libyan and Danish nationality, was detained on 1 February in Tripoli by plain clothes security officers. They accused him of hitting a man with his car, which he denies.

http://www.amnesty.org/en/news-and-upda ... 2011-02-08

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Ghadafi: Mossad Behind Egyptian Unrest
10.02.2011 - israel national news

[...] Ghadafi warned opposition leaders in his own country not to organize disturbances and attempt to ruin stability. A students' "day of rage" against his 42-year-old military junta has been called for next Thursday. He has countered with public meetings to discuss unemployment, corruption and failing infrastructure ... mehr
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Drohungen Ghadhafis
Reaktion auf Aufrufe zu einem «Tag des Zornes» in Libyen
10.02.2011 - St. Galler Tagblatt

Nach einem Bericht der Londoner Zeitung «Al-Kuds al-Arabi» hat der libysche Revolutionsführer am Wochenanfang ausgiebig Journalisten und Bürgerrechtsaktivisten empfangen, um sie vor regimekritischen Kundgebungen zu warnen. Die offiziöse Zeitung «Libya al-Yom» berichtete über diese dreitägigen «Diskussionen», gab aber vor allem Ghadhafis Kommentare wieder. Danach stecken hinter den breiten Protesten in Ägypten Agenten des Mossad. Und die Tunesier hätten Präsident Ben Ali nicht gemocht, weil dessen Gattin Leila Trabelsi aus Tripolis stamme. Hosni Mubarak sei ein armer Kerl, der nicht einmal Geld habe, um sich einzukleiden [...] Doch diesmal, heisst es in «Al-Kuds al-Arabi», habe Ghadhafi unmissverständlich davor gewarnt, Protestkundgebungen zu veranstalten oder die öffentliche Ordnung zu stören. Dies würde üble Folgen für die Urheber, deren Familien und den gesamten Clan zeitigen ... mehr


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Hier noch ein etwas älterer Artikel ...


Ghaddafi siblings prepare for Libya unrest
01.02.2011 - afrol News

As most Libyan still are too afraid of secrete government agents to express their ample discontent, three of Muammar al-Ghaddafi's sons are preparing for a possible popular uprising. One is a reformist; two are hardliners ... mehr

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Qaddafi uneasy after Mubarak driven from office
11.02.2011 - washington examiner

Libyan President Muammar al-Qaddafi apparently fears he may be next in line to face the wrath of his people. The dictator, who has been head of the country for 40 years, had his security forces detain opponent Jamal al-Hajji, this week. He was arrested after posting a call for protest on the Internet. He asked that people across Libya rise up on March 2, to peacefully protest against Qaddafi. Al-Hajji was arrested in Tripoli on allegations that he hit a car and fled the scene of the accident ... mehr

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