Libya 2011 Demonstrations (26 Viewers)

[Martin]

Well, he was born in Tipperary in the 30s

It's highly probably that he was a Catholic, in the same way it's highly probable that somebody born in Liberia in the 30s was black.

Essentially, Tipperary people are common country folk muck savage hay farmers.

A town of 5000 people according to one source. Must have been 500 in the 30s.

 

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[IrishZebra]

500 people, 2 families by the looks of them, although Una Healy is from Tipperary.

8 times smaller than my locale

Spoiler

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swords,_Dublin

 

[Martin]

Weird costume. I had those biker's gloves with the fingers cut off when I was a kid.

Skirt looks like some kind of halfway thing between leather and light armor, no?

 

[Fred]

Fred, have you seen this before?

Of course man, they teach the green book in schools and universities in Libya. I don't think any Libyan doesn't know about that rule.

That fucking rule is the reason so many college students where hanged live in public and on Libyan state TV in the late 70's and early 80's. Actually, Hamid's(Hambon) uncle was one of the most famous cases, he was hanged live on TV in Benghazi university, in a basketball court because of this fucked up law.

For those who don't speak Arabic, that is one of the laws in Libya at the time, which stated that anyone joining, or creating a political party in Libya is a traitor. Of course, treason in Libya is(was) punished by death.

"Gaddafi could seek asylum in Serbia or Croatia"

http://www.b92.net/eng/news/world-article.php?yyyy=2011&mm=08&dd=25&nav_id=76071

Don't know much about Croatians, but fucking Serbs man, Gedaffi supporting groups have 10 times as much Serbs as they do Libyans. They call 90% of us who are against Gedaffi traitors.

I'm not surprised of rumors such as those, but i strongly doubt Serbia, whose government wants to join the EU would take in a fugitive that is wanted by the ICC for crimes against humanity.

I don't know why Croatia though, your government announced its recognition of the former rebel government almost two months ago, the new flag has been raised over the Libyan embassy in Zagreb for over a month.

 

[Fred]

Gedaffi hat remix

 

[Fred]

Rebels enjoying Gedaffi's swimming pool, after 6 months of armed conflict.

Other pictures show rebels having some fun on Abullah Senussi's piano, and Muatassim Gedaffi's party house
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...llas-booze-jet-skis-hot-tubs-steel-doors.html

Libyan families having a splash in Aisha Gedaffi's swimming pool


One of the rebels fighting in his pajamas and slippers

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=822613294445&set=o.182703051772344&type=1&ref=nf

 

[Fred]

 

[Fred]

 

[Cheesio]

Those are some Badass rebels Fred

 

[Itztli]

Those rebels are enjoying the pool. Shoot, i would too.

 

[Fred]

After those tiring 6 months, a splash in the pool is the least they deserve

 

[JuveJay]

I've always wondered what a Libyan John Rambo would look like.

I'm not sure this head gear is a great idea

 

[Fred]

Agreed about the head gear

 

[JuveJay]

It reminded me of this somehow:

 

[X Æ A-12]

He's gonna get lead poisoning

 

[Fred]

Cut them some slack people, the vast majority of those probably didn't know how to use a gun 6 months ago

 

[JuveJay]

Meh, don't they have COD in Libya?

 

[Fred]

I just got news, that my uncle who was a political prisoner in Abu Slim prison, the worst prison in Libya, was freed last week. My uncle was prisoned without trial for over 16 years in the Abu Slim prison, the same prison where the 1996 massacre happened. He just disappeared in 1995, and two years later in 1997 my family got a call from the Libyan government telling them that my uncle was in Abu Slim. Terrible news of course, as all Libyans know the humiliation, torture and terrible treatment prisoners get in Abu Slim, but it was better than the alternative, my family assumed the worst when he disappeared. Thank god, he's alive and free.

 

[JuveJay]

Great news, congratulations.

 

[Fred]

Thanks.