"Democratic court" by West

January 14, 2013 self-styled "military tribunal Libya" sentenced to death Libyan citizen, Saif al-Islam, son of Muammar Gaddafi, leader of Libya and the Libyan citizen Abdullah al-Senussi. The hearing was held in secret, all the "accusations" are known and those are not due to its unproven. The sentence was handed down behind closed doors, as required officials in some Western countries. "The court ruled that the performance penalty Seif al-Islam held in Benghazi, and penalty Senussi - in Tripoli."
The sentence will be carried out on February 17 on the second anniversary of the counter-revolution, inspired by secret services of NATO and Qatar, the Libyan Jamahiriya. A resident of Bani Walid, which contacted by telephone, said succinctly: "Every such" judgment "pro-NATO regime in Tripoli signed himself sentence. Libya will be free! And an hour of its release is near! "

Torture in Libya has become the norm and all world adopt it... all OK all calm

Torture in Libya has become the norm and all world adopt it... all OK, all calm

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Protesters from Bani Walid shout slogans during a demonstration against the decision of the National Congress besieging the city of Bani Walid, in front of the National Congress in Tripoli read more

According to Libyan sources in Misrata prisons are more than 10 thousand supporters of Gaddafi. It is believed that at least as many Libyans there were executed or died of torture in August 2011, after the capture of Tripoli.

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Nicolas Sarkozy 'received £42 million from Muammar Gaddafi for 2007 election'

Nicolas Sarkozy received £42 million from Muammar Gaddafi in funding for his 2007 presidential election campaign, it was claimed on Monday.



The “terms” for handing over the money were agreed in a meeting between the two men in Libya two years before Mr Sarkozy’s election, documents published by a French investigative website suggest.A memo obtained by the Mediapart site and handed to a judge alleges that the meeting on Oct 6, 2005 resulted in “campaign financing” of “NS [Nicolas Sarkozy]” being “totally paid”.

At the time Mr Sarkozy was France’s interior minister with well-documented ambitions to succeed Jacques Chirac. Political financing laws ban candidates from receiving cash payments above €7,500 (£6,300) but Mediapart claims that €50 million mentioned in the memo were laundered through bank accounts in Panama and Switzerland.

The Swiss account, it is alleged, was opened in the name of the sister of Jean-Francois Copé, the leader of Mr Sarkozy’s ruling UMP party and one of the most active campaigners for his re-election.

The memo claims that “ZT”, believed to be an arms dealer called Ziad Takieddine, known to have close ties with several of Mr Sarkozy’s most loyal aides, was “in charge of arrangements”.
It also mentions “several previous meetings” between Mr Takieddine and Saif-al Islam Gaddafi, Gaddafi’s son and former heir, who last year claimed that Libya had funded Mr Sarkozy’s election.

By Henry Samuel, Paris