Libya, a Once Stable and Prosperous Nation
Destroyed by the Obama Administration
Libya was once a stable nation under Colonel
Muammar Gaddafi.
The Obama administration
ordered the removal of Gaddafi with Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton.Hillary Clinton was ecstatic when she heard that Gaddafi was overthrown and then killed by the opposition, she said “We came, we saw, he died” with laughter.
That was the mindset of Washington under the Democratic Party that managed to destroy one of the wealthiest nations in Northern Africa under the
guise of “humanitarian intervention”.
Libya had the highest GDP per capita and reduced
the number of people living below the poverty line
and had the highest life expectancy in all of
Africa.
Obama destroyed that. In 2011, the Obama administration with the Secretary of State, Hillary
Clinton ordered the US-NATO coalition to bomb
Libya that resulted in more than 30,000 deaths with over 50,000 injured during the civil war that lasted several months.
The “humanitarian intervention” (is what the Obama regime proudly
called it) has destroyed what Gaddafi had built
under his government. Under Gaddafi (although
through dictatorial power) having your own home
was a natural right. A university education whether at home or abroad was paid for by the
government and everyone in Libya had access to
universal healthcare. If a Libyan wanted a farm,
they were given a farmhouse with land plus live stock and seeds free of charge.
Libya’s own state bank provided loans at 0%
interest by law, so whatever you borrowed, you had no worries about repaying the bank with high interest rates as you would normally do in the
West. Even electricity was free for the Libyans.
However, a civil war began between the Gaddafi
government and the anti-Gaddafi opposition forces
with links to al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations.
It was another case where
Washington provided support to terrorists to
remove Gaddafi from power by any means. In a
2014 article by The Daily Mail ‘Benghazi attack
could have been prevented if US hadn’t ‘switched
sides in the War on Terror’ and allowed $500 MILLION of weapons to reach al-Qaeda militants, reveals damning report’ based on an independent report by The Citizens Commission on Benghazi from former members of think tanks, the military and the CIA stated the following:
‘The White House and senior Congressional
members,’ the group wrote in an interim report released Tuesday, ‘deliberately and
knowingly pursued a policy that provided material support to terrorist organizations in order to topple a ruler [Muammar Gaddafi] who had been working closely with the West actively to suppress al-Qaeda.’
‘Some look at it as treasonous moves,’ said
Wayne Simmons, a former CIA officer who participated in the commission’s research.
‘And our men and women had to follow what
many purport as, qualify as treasonous moves’
Washington was complicit in removing Gaddafi
from power but also allowed for the weapons in
Benghazi to find its way into the hands of the
“moderate rebels” in Syria in an attempt to remove
President Bashar al-Assad from power.
“Retired Rear Admiral Chuck Kubic, one of the commission’s sources, told reporters that those weapons are now ‘all in Syria” according to The
Daily Mail report.
Hillary Clinton spoke about the civil war in Libya in Paris, France on March 19, 2011. Clinton said the following:
"Colonel Qadhafi’s campaign of violence against his own people must stop. The strong votes in the United Nations Security Council
underscored this unity. And now the Qadhafi forces face unambiguous terms: a ceasefire. must be implemented immediately – that means all attacks against civilians must stop;
troops must stop advancing on Benghazi and pull back from Adjabiya, Misrata, and Zawiya; water, electricity, and gas supplies must be turned on to all areas; humanitarian assistance must be allowed to reach the people of Libya.
President Obama said very clearly that if Qadhafi failed to comply with these terms, there would be
consequences And consequences there were.
The war on Libya was about its natural resources that includes oil, gas, water (Libya has one of the largest water irrigation systems in the world) gold and silver holdings.
Gaddafi’s dream was to free the entire continent of Africa from Western financial dominance by issuing the ‘Gold Dinar’ , a gold- backed African currency threatening U.S. dollar hegemony and the Western central banking
system. For Washington and their European
partners, Gaddafi had to be stopped. The plan to
remove Gaddafi was set years before the civil war
erupted. Wesley Clark, the retired general and the
supreme military commander of NATO admitted in 2007 that a “high ranking” pentagon official told him that Washington planned to “take out seven countries in five years” with Libya on that list.
Obama, the first African-American President of
the United States was the man to stop Colonel
Muammar Gaddafi. Obama’s legacy in Africa will be
remembered as one that has destroyed one of the
last remaining prosperous and wealthiest nations in
Africa. The fact is that there was nothing
humanitarian about Obama’s “humanitarian
intervention” in Libya and that is something
history will teach future generations to come.
Destroyed by the Obama Administration
Libya was once a stable nation under Colonel
Muammar Gaddafi.
The Obama administration
ordered the removal of Gaddafi with Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton.Hillary Clinton was ecstatic when she heard that Gaddafi was overthrown and then killed by the opposition, she said “We came, we saw, he died” with laughter.
That was the mindset of Washington under the Democratic Party that managed to destroy one of the wealthiest nations in Northern Africa under the
guise of “humanitarian intervention”.
Libya had the highest GDP per capita and reduced
the number of people living below the poverty line
and had the highest life expectancy in all of
Africa.
Obama destroyed that. In 2011, the Obama administration with the Secretary of State, Hillary
Clinton ordered the US-NATO coalition to bomb
Libya that resulted in more than 30,000 deaths with over 50,000 injured during the civil war that lasted several months.
The “humanitarian intervention” (is what the Obama regime proudly
called it) has destroyed what Gaddafi had built
under his government. Under Gaddafi (although
through dictatorial power) having your own home
was a natural right. A university education whether at home or abroad was paid for by the
government and everyone in Libya had access to
universal healthcare. If a Libyan wanted a farm,
they were given a farmhouse with land plus live stock and seeds free of charge.
Libya’s own state bank provided loans at 0%
interest by law, so whatever you borrowed, you had no worries about repaying the bank with high interest rates as you would normally do in the
West. Even electricity was free for the Libyans.
However, a civil war began between the Gaddafi
government and the anti-Gaddafi opposition forces
with links to al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations.
It was another case where
Washington provided support to terrorists to
remove Gaddafi from power by any means. In a
2014 article by The Daily Mail ‘Benghazi attack
could have been prevented if US hadn’t ‘switched
sides in the War on Terror’ and allowed $500 MILLION of weapons to reach al-Qaeda militants, reveals damning report’ based on an independent report by The Citizens Commission on Benghazi from former members of think tanks, the military and the CIA stated the following:
‘The White House and senior Congressional
members,’ the group wrote in an interim report released Tuesday, ‘deliberately and
knowingly pursued a policy that provided material support to terrorist organizations in order to topple a ruler [Muammar Gaddafi] who had been working closely with the West actively to suppress al-Qaeda.’
‘Some look at it as treasonous moves,’ said
Wayne Simmons, a former CIA officer who participated in the commission’s research.
‘And our men and women had to follow what
many purport as, qualify as treasonous moves’
Washington was complicit in removing Gaddafi
from power but also allowed for the weapons in
Benghazi to find its way into the hands of the
“moderate rebels” in Syria in an attempt to remove
President Bashar al-Assad from power.
“Retired Rear Admiral Chuck Kubic, one of the commission’s sources, told reporters that those weapons are now ‘all in Syria” according to The
Daily Mail report.
Hillary Clinton spoke about the civil war in Libya in Paris, France on March 19, 2011. Clinton said the following:
"Colonel Qadhafi’s campaign of violence against his own people must stop. The strong votes in the United Nations Security Council
underscored this unity. And now the Qadhafi forces face unambiguous terms: a ceasefire. must be implemented immediately – that means all attacks against civilians must stop;
troops must stop advancing on Benghazi and pull back from Adjabiya, Misrata, and Zawiya; water, electricity, and gas supplies must be turned on to all areas; humanitarian assistance must be allowed to reach the people of Libya.
President Obama said very clearly that if Qadhafi failed to comply with these terms, there would be
consequences And consequences there were.
The war on Libya was about its natural resources that includes oil, gas, water (Libya has one of the largest water irrigation systems in the world) gold and silver holdings.
Gaddafi’s dream was to free the entire continent of Africa from Western financial dominance by issuing the ‘Gold Dinar’ , a gold- backed African currency threatening U.S. dollar hegemony and the Western central banking
system. For Washington and their European
partners, Gaddafi had to be stopped. The plan to
remove Gaddafi was set years before the civil war
erupted. Wesley Clark, the retired general and the
supreme military commander of NATO admitted in 2007 that a “high ranking” pentagon official told him that Washington planned to “take out seven countries in five years” with Libya on that list.
Obama, the first African-American President of
the United States was the man to stop Colonel
Muammar Gaddafi. Obama’s legacy in Africa will be
remembered as one that has destroyed one of the
last remaining prosperous and wealthiest nations in
Africa. The fact is that there was nothing
humanitarian about Obama’s “humanitarian
intervention” in Libya and that is something
history will teach future generations to come.
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