リビア情勢を無視する欧米メディア
投稿者： desert_leomontree 投稿日時： 2011/12/11 20:33 投稿番号： [5029 / 5582]
アルカイダとのテロとの戦いを宣言している
欧米諸国と国連が、
アルカイダが関与している組織を正式な政府として認めた事自体
失策ですね。
イギリスフランスは特に、リビアカダフィ政権崩壊後
オイル利権とインフラ投資で、ＩＭＦが高金利でお金を貸す
あのやり方で経済を立て直そうとしたのですが
もはや自分の身が崩れそう（笑）
フランスイギリスアメリカの経済崩壊は自業自得ですが
それに便乗した日本韓国も同じ道を歩むでしょう。
日本の場合は、フランスと日本右翼の隠された関係で
過去にもベトナムやアルジェリアでもＩＭＦを利用し
かなり悪質な高金利で儲けていたようですね。
＞＞Libya's interim government, the National Transitional Council (NTC), is getting no international help over the enormous problems it faces. To start with, the NTC has failed to restrain the militias that hold several areas and have killed thousands of people in attacks on alleged or real former supporters of Muammar al-Qadhafi. Reliable Libyan observers have likened the arbitrary killings, arrests, and torture to the former regime's brutalities. There have also been racist lynchings of African migrant labourers mistaken for mercenaries. A recent United Nations report characterises the militias as a major challenge to the NTC; it points out that women whom they detain are at particular risk. The NTC also faces political problems with Libya's severely divided society; five Amazigh or Berber leaders boycotted the November 24 swearing-in of the cabinet, saying that their ethnic group had not got enough posts. Nato, which deployed U.N. Security Council Resolution 1973 ostensibly to protect civilians but in reality to cause violent regime change, is making no attempt to intervene. The U.N. mandate ended on October 27, and the Atlantic alliance has rejected Tripoli's request that it protect Libyan frontiers against possible re-entry by Qadhafi loyalists who fled the country as the regime disintegrated.
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/article2701910.ece
欧米諸国と国連が、
アルカイダが関与している組織を正式な政府として認めた事自体
失策ですね。
イギリスフランスは特に、リビアカダフィ政権崩壊後
オイル利権とインフラ投資で、ＩＭＦが高金利でお金を貸す
あのやり方で経済を立て直そうとしたのですが
もはや自分の身が崩れそう（笑）
フランスイギリスアメリカの経済崩壊は自業自得ですが
それに便乗した日本韓国も同じ道を歩むでしょう。
日本の場合は、フランスと日本右翼の隠された関係で
過去にもベトナムやアルジェリアでもＩＭＦを利用し
かなり悪質な高金利で儲けていたようですね。
＞＞Libya's interim government, the National Transitional Council (NTC), is getting no international help over the enormous problems it faces. To start with, the NTC has failed to restrain the militias that hold several areas and have killed thousands of people in attacks on alleged or real former supporters of Muammar al-Qadhafi. Reliable Libyan observers have likened the arbitrary killings, arrests, and torture to the former regime's brutalities. There have also been racist lynchings of African migrant labourers mistaken for mercenaries. A recent United Nations report characterises the militias as a major challenge to the NTC; it points out that women whom they detain are at particular risk. The NTC also faces political problems with Libya's severely divided society; five Amazigh or Berber leaders boycotted the November 24 swearing-in of the cabinet, saying that their ethnic group had not got enough posts. Nato, which deployed U.N. Security Council Resolution 1973 ostensibly to protect civilians but in reality to cause violent regime change, is making no attempt to intervene. The U.N. mandate ended on October 27, and the Atlantic alliance has rejected Tripoli's request that it protect Libyan frontiers against possible re-entry by Qadhafi loyalists who fled the country as the regime disintegrated.
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/article2701910.ece