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Ze staan niet op teh interwebs DUS ze bestaan niet.quote:Op zaterdag 5 maart 2011 14:35 schreef remlof het volgende:
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Er schijnen twee McDonalds restaurants in Libi te zitten, maar je kan er echt niets over vinden.
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LibyaFeb17_com BREAKING: Gaddafi scaring the tribes of Sirt - #feb17 #libya - http://t.co/udZVvDr
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Geen grappen. Le Coca est de Africain.quote:Op zaterdag 5 maart 2011 14:41 schreef Dekatria het volgende:
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Komt zeker uit op een splitsing met de Pepsilaan
nee de grondstoffen komen uit africa dus is het africaansquote:
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Geen grappen. Le Coca est de l'Africain.
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Dit is geniaalquote:
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Geen grappen. Le Coca est de Africain.
Best tragisch overigens dat hij gewoon bloedserieus is
G'afteroon. 
Gaddafi Forces Launch Counterattack, Overcome Defenses In Rebel Town
TRIPOLI, Libya Moammar Gadhafi's forces on Saturday broke through rebel lines at an opposition-held city that is closest to Tripoli in a dawn attack that could prove crucial to the regime's defense of the Libyan capital, witnesses said.
The rebels' setback at the city of Zawiya, 30 miles (50 kilometers) west of Tripoli, was the second in as many days. A large arms and ammunition depot outside the city of Benghazi, the largest city in the rebel-held east of the country, blew up Friday in a massive explosion that completely destroyed an area three times the size of a soccer field.
Ambulance drivers who rushed to the site reported that at least 26 people were killed in the blast.
Associated Press photographers who arrived at the site of the explosion Saturday saw entire buildings, cars and trees flattened and smoldering as a result of the blast.
It was not immediately clear how the depot blew up, but suspicion immediately fell on Gadhafi agents seeking to deny the rebels the arms and ammunition they need to fight their way westward toward the Gadhafi-held city of Sirte on the Mediterranean coast.
The rebels, however, fared better elsewhere, capturing the key oil port of Ras Lanouf from pro-Gadhafi forces in their first military victory in a potentially long, westward march from the east of the country to the capital Tripoli hundreds of miles to the west.
The contrasting fortunes of the two sides over the past 24 hours suggest that the conflict in Libya, which began Feb. 15 with anti-Gadhafi protests, could endure for weeks and maybe months, with neither side mustering enough military power to decisively defeat the other.
Witnesses said Ras Lanouf, about 87 miles (140 kilometers) east of the Gadhafi stronghold of Sirte, fell to rebel hands on Friday night after a fierce battle with pro-regime forces who later fled.
An AP reporter who arrived in Ras Lanouf late Saturday morning saw Libya's red, black and green pre-Gadhafi monarchy flag adopted by the rebels hoisted over the town's oil facilities. The witnesses spoke on condition of anonymity because they feared reprisals.
Gaddafi Forces Launch Counterattack, Overcome Defenses In Rebel Town
TRIPOLI, Libya Moammar Gadhafi's forces on Saturday broke through rebel lines at an opposition-held city that is closest to Tripoli in a dawn attack that could prove crucial to the regime's defense of the Libyan capital, witnesses said.
The rebels' setback at the city of Zawiya, 30 miles (50 kilometers) west of Tripoli, was the second in as many days. A large arms and ammunition depot outside the city of Benghazi, the largest city in the rebel-held east of the country, blew up Friday in a massive explosion that completely destroyed an area three times the size of a soccer field.
Ambulance drivers who rushed to the site reported that at least 26 people were killed in the blast.
Associated Press photographers who arrived at the site of the explosion Saturday saw entire buildings, cars and trees flattened and smoldering as a result of the blast.
It was not immediately clear how the depot blew up, but suspicion immediately fell on Gadhafi agents seeking to deny the rebels the arms and ammunition they need to fight their way westward toward the Gadhafi-held city of Sirte on the Mediterranean coast.
The rebels, however, fared better elsewhere, capturing the key oil port of Ras Lanouf from pro-Gadhafi forces in their first military victory in a potentially long, westward march from the east of the country to the capital Tripoli hundreds of miles to the west.
The contrasting fortunes of the two sides over the past 24 hours suggest that the conflict in Libya, which began Feb. 15 with anti-Gadhafi protests, could endure for weeks and maybe months, with neither side mustering enough military power to decisively defeat the other.
Witnesses said Ras Lanouf, about 87 miles (140 kilometers) east of the Gadhafi stronghold of Sirte, fell to rebel hands on Friday night after a fierce battle with pro-regime forces who later fled.
An AP reporter who arrived in Ras Lanouf late Saturday morning saw Libya's red, black and green pre-Gadhafi monarchy flag adopted by the rebels hoisted over the town's oil facilities. The witnesses spoke on condition of anonymity because they feared reprisals.
~Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.~
36.000 man, goed gelukte actie.
14.03: China says it has completed the evacuation of all its nationals from Libya after the largest such overseas operation ever undertaken by Beijing, AFP reports. Almost 36,000 were evacuated.
Key points
1. Forces loyal to the Libyan leader, Col Muammar Gaddafi, have been fighting to regain control
2. Rebels in Zawiya, west of Tripoli, have repelled another attack by government troops superior in numbers and weapons. But reports say the pro-Gaddafi forces are massing nearby.
3. To the east, rebel forces have captured the oil port of Ras Lanuf after a fierce battle with forces loyal to Col Gaddafi. They say they are continuing to advance westwards.
4. Libya has asked the United Nations to suspend sanctions that it imposed last month on Col Gaddafi and four of his aides in response to the suppression of protests
14.03: China says it has completed the evacuation of all its nationals from Libya after the largest such overseas operation ever undertaken by Beijing, AFP reports. Almost 36,000 were evacuated.
Key points
1. Forces loyal to the Libyan leader, Col Muammar Gaddafi, have been fighting to regain control
2. Rebels in Zawiya, west of Tripoli, have repelled another attack by government troops superior in numbers and weapons. But reports say the pro-Gaddafi forces are massing nearby.
3. To the east, rebel forces have captured the oil port of Ras Lanuf after a fierce battle with forces loyal to Col Gaddafi. They say they are continuing to advance westwards.
4. Libya has asked the United Nations to suspend sanctions that it imposed last month on Col Gaddafi and four of his aides in response to the suppression of protests
~Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.~
BBC World News had iemand aan de lijn in Al Zahwya. Hij zei dat Ghaddafi begonnen was met wat hij dacht een ultieme poging om het centrale plein te veroveren. Veel tanks. Ze schieten op alles wat beweegt.
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BBC World News had iemand aan de lijn in Al Zahwya. Hij zei dat Ghaddafi begonnen was met wat hij dacht een ultieme poging om het centrale plein te veroveren. Veel tanks. Ze schieten op alles wat beweegt.
Zoon van Tolmai.
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#Libya Unrest Live Updates: URGENT 20 and 30 Gaddafi tanks are firing indiscriminately in center #Zawiya http://bit.ly/foTJbQ @feb17libya
#Libya Unrest Live Updates: URGENT 20 and 30 Gaddafi tanks are firing indiscriminately in center #Zawiya http://bit.ly/foTJbQ @feb17libya
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Op AJA nu ook iemand vanuit Zawiya aan de telefoon: "Er wordt op dit moment zwaar geschoten met tanks in het centrum van Zawiya."
LibyaFeb17_com
BREAKING: Revolutionaries have vowed not to stop moving Westward till they reach Gaddafi's base - #feb17 #libya - http://t.co/udZVvDr
BREAKING: Revolutionaries have vowed not to stop moving Westward till they reach Gaddafi's base - #feb17 #libya - http://t.co/udZVvDr
Zoon van Tolmai.
LibyaFeb17_com
BREAKING: Electricity, Internet and Telephones are cut from Zawiya right now - #feb17 #libya - http://t.co/udZVvDr
BREAKING: Electricity, Internet and Telephones are cut from Zawiya right now - #feb17 #libya - http://t.co/udZVvDr
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The freedom fighters control Bin Jawad, and the 3 major oil installations of Ras Lanuf, Brega and 30 km west of Tripol, Al Zawia #Libya
The freedom fighters control Bin Jawad, and the 3 major oil installations of Ras Lanuf, Brega and 30 km west of Tripol, Al Zawia #Libya
Zoon van Tolmai.
LibyaFeb17_com
BREAKING: Full update on Az Zawiya right now - #feb17 #libya - http://t.co/udZVvDr
BREAKING: Full update on Az Zawiya right now - #feb17 #libya - http://t.co/udZVvDr
quote:16:23 Al Jazeera Eyewitness has just said that 35 tanks were surrounding Az Zawiya from the coastal road with cars loaded with 14.5mm anti-aircraft guns. The people of Zawiya was albe to push them away earlier today.
Az Zawiya is currently being shelled indiscriminately by tanks from all locations
This morning a full scale attack was made on Zawiya. From 7am till 10am. ALL forms of artillery was used. It is being surrounded right now from every direct.
This morning 3 tanks entered the heart of Tripoli, but the guys were able to disable the tanks. In the tanks were african mercenaries and Libyans. We captured some and killed some. The 6 captured came from the following locations: 1 from Al Khums, 1 from Werfalla, 1 from Zawiya, 1 from Zleetin and 2 from African countries.
Food stocks are ok, but people need IV solution(?) for drips. Medical supplies are needed.
Despite the tens of deaths and hundreds of injuries, the morale is extremely high and people have vowed not to leave the streets and to protect their city.
Snipers have taken to the high spots and have been killing people INSIDE their homes. Revolutionaries were able to capture a sniper and he has confessed to everything.
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quote:16:18 Al Jazeera correspondent has confirmed that revolutionaries moving in from the east have vowed not to stop till they reach Baab Al Aziziyah, Gaddafis base in Tripoli
16:16 Al Jazeera Electricity, internet and telephones are cut from Zawiya right now.
16:00 Translated by us An evocation for support from Az Zawiya to the people of Zintan: May Glod bless the spirt of struggle in you, O descendants of heroes. Here, the situation has tightened around us and the horrors have intensified. We do not ask food for the children and neither do we need money. Rather, we ask God first then you for support of men. So rise to support your brothers in God and please do not let us down like our neighbours have, and God is the ultimate assister.
15:48 Gaddafi has been trying to strike fear in the tribes in central Libya that live in Sirt by saying that the revolutionaries will seek revenge and will be hostile towards them. It is important to stress from this blog that the revolutionaries have no such desire. The revolutionaries want to oust the oppressive regime, the head of which is Gaddafi.
15:45 Al Jazeera correspondent reports that the revolutionaries are preparing to head towards Al Wadi Al Ahmar (The Red Valley) which is the base for AsSaadi Gaddafi Battalion.
15:34 Sky reporter Alex Crawford describing Az Zawiya this morning after citizens pushed 30 tanks back.
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quote:15:34 BREAKING Jummah Al Gamati on Al Jazeera also stated that he has intel that the Emirates is on the brink of sending a shipment of 100 new Toyota Landcruiser 44 cars to Libya to be used by the Gaddafi regime.
15:31 BREAKING Libyan Analyst Jummah Al Gamati on Al Jazeera states that a neighbouring country, namely Algeria, has been sending planes with mercenaries to Libya which have been landing in Miteega Air Base in Tripoli.
15:23 Sky News Correspondent Alex Crawford says it has been very quiet for the last hour or so. The main square, which was the scene of a pitched battle between rebels and two pro-Gaddafi brigades earlier this morning, is almost silent, she adds, and people are beginning to walk and drive around the city again. However, she says there are at least 11 tanks deployed on the outskirts of Zawiya, where a military cordon has been set up. The citys hospital is treating at least 60 casualties, and there are number of dead bodies still inside the citys mosque, she adds.
15:18 A press conference will be held by the Libyan Interim Council in 3 hours.
15:00 @iyad_elbaghdadi: Reports that most of Gaddafis battalions in western Libya have been pulled back towards Az Zawiya. This is your chance, Gharyan & Bani Walid.
15:00 BREAKING: Almanara Media reports that there are disagreements between the tribes in Sirt at the moment. A huge development!
13:16 A Reuters correspondent in Zawiya reports that the western city has been encircled by pro-Gaddafi forces. There are a lot of checkpoints. They are tightening their grip on the centre.
12:58 According to Reuters, Gaddafi forces are manning checkpoints 3km from the center of Az-Zawiya, blocking access.
12:53 According to an eye witness speaking to Reuters, forces loyal to Gaddafi are currently closing in on the center of Az-Zawiya.
12:47 Reuters/Al Jazeera report that Gaddafi is sending new troops towards Az-Zawiya after demonstrators fended off an attack earlier today. They captured 3 APCs, two tanks and one pick-up, a spokesman had told Reuters earlier. (see here)
12:47 The Guardian reports that opposition forces are moving westwards from Ras Lanuf. They say they now control the small town of Bin Jawad. Theyre in Harawa, 12 to 15km after Bin Jawad. Were getting calls from there and people are coming back from there, A witness told Reuters.
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Met al die berichten over buitenlandse hulp voor Ghaddafi kan je toch niet volhouden dat je je als internationale gemeenschap niet met een interne aangelegenheid bemoeit of mag bemoeien?
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WOIII is om de hoek.
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Het is al jaren als kruitvat gezien, daarom is iedereen ook zo terughoudend, wat als america ingrijpt....
de hele arabische wereld komt dan in beweging , daarom zou nederland wel is de lul zijn om de oorlog te verklaren en steun te vragen aan america en engeland , als vrienden dienst voor afghanistan
de hele arabische wereld komt dan in beweging , daarom zou nederland wel is de lul zijn om de oorlog te verklaren en steun te vragen aan america en engeland , als vrienden dienst voor afghanistan
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