Oorlog in Libië #86: Clashes in Zintan

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Op dinsdag 22 maart 2011 00:03 schreef yowkah het volgende:
er zijn aardig wat journalisten gedood. Ook zijn zenders als de BBC etc. daar verwijderd door middel van signal jams. Er schijnen mensen te zijn in nederland en amerika die hun computer op telefoonlijn hebben aangesloten. Mensen in Libie kunnen dit ook doen waarnaar er naar elkaar gebeld wordt om op die manier een inbel verbinding te creeëren. (dat was zeg maar de manier van bestanden doorsturen van hier naar amerika voor dat er internet was ).

Dat was de tijd van de modem killers: topic met meer dan twee plaatjes van 4kB...

Maar zijn er nu problemen met internet in Libië zoals dat was in Egypte? Het is voor mij geen enkel probleem om te regelen dat er zo'n rammelende 56k6 aan een telefoonlijn gehangen wordt,met glasvezel aan de andere kant. Dat zal voor veel Nederlanders het geval zijn, kunnen we Libië toch nog een beetje helpen. VOC enzo.

Held aka BlackBox aka FMCNL aka Huub (geenstijl)

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Sommige helden heten Huub en wonen in Hilversum. Zo gaat dat. Goede gast, hart op de juiste plek en een uit de hand gelopen hobby waar je U tegen zegt. Kan met zijn expertise, ervaring en Nerd-DNA live meeluisteren met militaire operaties overal ter wereld.

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Wired.com We know this, not because some Pentagon official said so, but because one Dutch radio geek is monitoring the airwaves for information about Operation Odyssey Dawn and tweeting the surprisingly-detailed results. On Sunday alone, Huub has identified the tail numbers, call signs, and movements of dozens of NATO aircraft: Italian fighter jets, American tankers, British aerial spies, U.S. bombers, and the Commando Solo psyops plane.

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Op dinsdag 22 maart 2011 00:20 schreef svann het volgende:
Toch niet helemaal zwijgzaam:

ChangeInLibya
BREAKING: Aljazeera aired a video of #Gaddafi officials secretly asking AP and other news agencies to stop giving footage to AJ! #corruption
_{Twitter about 6 hours ago via web}

Gefilmd en gekregen van CNN-reporter.

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Op dinsdag 22 maart 2011 00:20 schreef en_door_slecht het volgende:

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Dat was de tijd van de modem killers: topic met meer dan twee plaatjes van 4kB...

Maar zijn er nu problemen met internet in Libië zoals dat was in Egypte? Het is voor mij geen enkel probleem om te regelen dat er zo'n rammelende 56k6 aan een telefoonlijn gehangen wordt,met glasvezel aan de andere kant. Dat zal voor veel Nederlanders het geval zijn, kunnen we Libië toch nog een beetje helpen. VOC enzo.

Zoekt en gij zult vinden.

Studiemateriaal: Google, Twitter, IRC Anonops #6: Anonymous en de MO-revoluties

British Special Forces 'Commando teams' have been parachuted into Libya to guide missiles and paint targets with lasers! Using high tech GPS systems and laser beams, they are identifying and illuminating or painting targets. SAS units are belived behind the hit on Gaddafi Tripoli compound last night, which came within minutes of killing Gaddafi himself.

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Op dinsdag 22 maart 2011 00:31 schreef zoefbust het volgende:
British Special Forces 'Commando teams' have been parachuted into Libya to guide missiles and paint targets with lasers! Using high tech GPS systems and laser beams, they are identifying and illuminating or painting targets. SAS units are belived behind the hit on Gaddafi Tripoli compound last night, which came within minutes of killing Gaddafi himself.

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De eerste is al geland

Dit kan nog maanden duren.

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Op dinsdag 22 maart 2011 00:38 schreef MisterJ.Lo het volgende:
Dit kan nog maanden duren.

Yep, dat denk ik ook.

Tripolitanian
Heavy fighting in #Ajdabiya, the new difficulty is that #Gaddafi's forces hide amongst civilians, in their homes etc.
_{Twitter about 3 hours ago via web}

#Radar installations at two air defense bases east of Benghazi are hit by coalition strikes, Al Jazeera reports - Reuters
23:56

Hier nog meer berichten over?

OmarAlmu5tar

Via Family: #Zawiyah has been ethnically cleansed #Libya #feb17

Via Family: Any male above the age of 16 has been killed, kidnapped, missing, or they've escaped #Zawiyah #Libya #feb17

Via Family: Journalists are not allowed in and dead Libyans are being dug out of their graves #Zawiyah #Libya #feb17

_{Twitter about 1 hour ago via web}

Hier zie je dat ze de wegen snel repareren

Dit zou afgemaakt vee van de bevolking van Zintan zijn.
Net geplaatst.

http://tinyurl.com/4or4tz2

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Op dinsdag 22 maart 2011 01:19 schreef Nibb-it het volgende:
Nieuwste FP-posts aan de OP toegevoegd .

Goed bezoig, Nibb-it!

Mooie repo zo te zien. Ga het morgen wel even bekijken.

Een CNN - FoxNews fittie over Fox-reporters die hun Tripoli hotel niet uit zouden komen.

http://bit.ly/hJHp9B

Gaddafi

ALFA HOME

Advocating Constitutional Democracy in Libya

Gaddafi: Littany of Crimes

1969: Overthrew the legitimate government of Libya.

1970: Torture and executions of 31 opponents.

1971: Torture and executions of 42 opponents.

1972: Prohibition of peaceful assembly and criminalizing political parties. 126 were civilians were jailed without charges or trials.

1973: Annulment of Libyas Constitution. Journalist Abdullah Darrat was kidnapped, and his whereabouts remain unknown.

1974: Declaration of the Cultural Revolution-Execution of opponents and destruction of government institutions.

1975: Renowned terrorist Carlos "The Jackal" hijacks an airplane carrying an Opec delegation and diverts to Algeria. Carlos was acting on behalf of Gaddafi.

1976: Execution of 25 students on University Campuses on April 7, and 21 military officers.

1977: Declaration of Jamahiriya, state of the masses, more aptly described as state of absolute mess.

1978: Abduction and disappearance of Imam Musa Sadr of Lebanon, his fate remains unknown. Start of military offensive against neighboring Chad.

1979: Formation of death squads with orders to assassinate all opponents.

1980: Mass Exodus of about 100,000 Libyans seeking refuge abroad.

1981: Execution of 13 high ranking army officers.

1982: Imprisonment and executions of 15 students,

1983: Torture and executions of 7 students and 6 military officers.

1984: Attempt to assassinate former Libyan Prime Minister Abdullah Bakkoush.

1985: Assassinations of 42 students, military officers, and businessmen.

1986: Bombing of Label Disco Club in Berlin, killing 2 US soldiers and injured over 200 people

1987: Chad war claims 10,000 fatalities and many more civilian victims.

1988: Downing PAN AM 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing all 259 passengers, and 11 villagers on the ground.

1989: Downing of UTA French airliner over Niger, killing all 180 passengers

1989: Downing of French airliner UTA, flight 772 over Niger, killing 170 passengers.

1990: Kidnapping of Jaballah Mattar and Izzat Mgarief from their home in Cairo and smuggling them into Libya. Their fate remains unknown.

1991: Assassination of Saad Albarasi inside the Benghazi television station.

1992: Downing of Libyan Airliner 1103 over Tripoli on a flight from Benghazi, 157 passengers and crew members died.

1993: Kidnapping Human Rights activist Mansour Kikhia in Cairo and smuggling him into Libya, where his fate remains unknown.

1994: Numerous prisoners of conscience died because of torture and neglect. Executions of military officers accused of attempting to overthrow Gaddafi.

1995: Gaddafi demands more violence against his opponents.

1996: Abuslim Prison massacre, 1200 political prisoners were gunned down in cold blood on June 29.

1997: Formation of more assassination squads.

1998: Arrest and imprisonment of 152 individuals without charges or due process.

1999: Execution of Sheikh Alwafi Ambaya without charges or trial.

2000: Forced deportation of 8 Libyans from Jordan to Libya, three were executed upon arrival.

2001: Gaddafi acknowledges his biological and chemical weapons activities.

2002: Arrest and imprisonment of Fathi Eljahmi, renowned democracy activist, after he called for an open society and transparent elections.

2003: Gaddafi uses biological and chemical weapons against dissidents sheltering in the Green Mountains, east of the City of Benghazi.

2004: Attempt against the life of then-Prince Abdulla of Saudi Arabia, presently King Abdullah.

2005: Assassination of Dhaif Alghazal and mutilating his body.

2006: Killing a prisoner and injuring several others at Abuslim prison after complaints of bad conditions. Security officers fired at demonstrators outside the Italian Consulate in Benghazi resulting in deaths and injuries.

2007: Arrest of several peaceful demonstrators amongst them was Dr. Idriss Bufayed.

2008: Assassination of Mohamed Adel Abu Ali after his deportation from Sweden to Libya after he was denied political asylum.

2009: Death of Fathi Eljahmi from prolonged solitary confinement and denial of all medical care. Fathi Eljahmi died in May 2009.

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Op dinsdag 22 maart 2011 01:29 schreef Hans_van_Baalen het volgende:

Fighting Gaddafi - BBC Panorama 2011-03-21 - Part 1 of 2

Fighting Gaddafi - BBC Panorama 2011-03-21 - Part 2 of 2

En toch doen ze het wel slim die Gaddafi familie. Ze zijn bereikbaar voor Westerse media, praten Engels, kleding zich Westers. Het is allemaal schijn, maar dom zijn ze niet.

Slim ? Die hele familie gaat voorgoed achter slot en grendel

http://tegenlicht.vpro.nl(...)rbare-dictators.html

Tripolitanian
Wow! According to sources from @Sal7a
- #Gaddafi has destroyed part of a hospital & residential complex 2 blame on #UN!! || #Tripoli #libya
_{Twitter 25 minutes ago via web}

Halwasa Guy ChangeInLibya
Gaddafi is blowing up buildings in Tripoli randomly to make people think its coalition jets :/ #libya #feb17
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--edit-- aanvulling
http://www.libyafeb17.com
17:00 Almanara Media -- An eyewitness has contacted Almanara Media to relay the following report he received from a doctor in Tripoli:

“One of the doctors who works in a Tripoli hospital has informed me today 21st March 2011 at 13:00 GMT that Gaddafi’s forces are bringing into the hospital old bodies (i.e. dead for a while) and they wish to bring the media so they can film and photograph them as being casualties from the coalition strikes. He also informed me that he was able to recognize a number of the bodies as being amongst the youth who were kidnapped from Souq Al Jummah’s protests in Tripoli.”

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#Misrata fell back into the hands of the revolution! #Libya #feb17
1 minute ago (to be confirmed)