UN orders Gaddafi Killing Probe- Nato beats a hasty Retreat in panic

Gaddafi killing violates Geneva code on POWs. Rebels and NATo bombing record must also be probed- and sensing our demands NATO retreats in panic. Earlier it stated it would remain and monitor ! Monitor they must- but not without accountability to their partisan help with violations. Libya must be helped to clean the slate before hopes of a new era of Liberty.

Aronite Thinking was the earliest to help Libyan Uprising.

That is when reports were ignored and US turned the other way at crack down of Libyan civilians by Gaddafi loyalists.

But the Rebels without a central command or Value systems save hate for Gaddafi regime went berserk- turning into a mirror of Fascist regime. This must be corrected -otherwise the blood of Libyan Youth who rebelled to out throw Tyrrany will go waste.

They would end up like Iranian students who helped Ayoltollahs to instal a ruthless Islamist dispensation- and getting crushed under the tyrrany of Sharia pseudo-democracy.

We were also the earliest to criricise the outstep of NATO misusing UN mandate to push militarist and economic objectives disregarding Civilian Libyan casualties tagged as pro-Gaddafi-such as the Blacks and Libyan berbers.

NATo has much to explain its Partisan collsuion with Human Rights violations in Libyan civil war.

We also point to the central stage coming into age of Internet actvism-

The maninstream media took partisan sides and colloborated in the cover up of Human Rights violations by Rebels and also blithly stood by the erection of a ‘Sharia’ based regime as the “french Revolution’ !

Internet has now become the impartial voice of humanity and it cherished values and its liberties.

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The UN has called for an international investigation into the death of Muammar Gaddafi, the deposed Libayn leader, saying it could well have been a war crime.

Christof Heyns, the UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, told Al Jazeera that a proper investigation into the exact events surrounding Gaddafi’s death was a key test for Libya’s future as a democratic and accountable state.

Guts, No Glory: Gaddafi death leaves blood on hands of NATO PR machine

From: RussiaToday | Oct 21, 2011 | 8,001 views

Libya’s turning a new page in its history following the killing of ousted dictator Colonel Moammar Gaddafi. His burial has been delayed after the UN called for an investigation into how he died. Gaddafi was reportedly shot in a crossfire during an assault on his hometown of Sirte. But the footage of his lifeless and broken body was so graphic, some are wondering why it was broadcast for the public to see.

NATO: Libya Air Operation to End This Month

From: AssociatedPress | Oct 21, 2011 | 301 views

NATO Sec’y Gen. Anders Fogh Rasmussen said the alliance agreed Friday to wind down its operation in Libya. The alliance’s governing body made a preliminary decision to end the air operation on Oct. 31, and will make a formal decision next week. (Oct. 21)

Human Rights lobby pushing Interventionism in Syria? NATO sponsored Civil War devastates Libya

Human Rights has become a tool in hands of Interventionism?

Published on Oct 14, 2011 by Euronews

The United Nations’ top human rights official has called for “collective international action” to protect Syria’s civilians, warning of civil war unless what she calls the government’s “ruthless repression” is curbed.

The UN’s High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, stopped short of specifically calling for the UN Security Council to authorise the use of force.

She said the death toll from the pro-democracy protests now exceeded 3,000

Aronite thinking is that-

One should note that this Mr.Pillai and the Human Rights lobby have successfully pushed UN to allow Intervention at Libya- and the results are far from flattering. The Nato which had initially been justified on grounds of stopping loss of civilian deaths, later took a partisan stand and turned the Intervention into an alliance with Libyan Rebels.

Human Rights objectives were then the first casualty as military objectives took priority and civilian lives were violated and wasted with impunity. The NATO too threw to winds its professed care for civilian lives – bombing civilian areas and enabling assaults by Rebels on civilian enclaves.

At this very moment a ruthless mop of enclaves of Resistance at Gaddafi home grounds is on, and no one has any monitoring mechanism or record of the civilian casualties and human Rights update.
Human Rights had become now a catchy and convenient tool for western intervention with its own sponsor nations’ economic and political objectives.

Behind this myopic need, the Pan Islamists are seeking a regime change- especially at Syria- after the success at Libya.
Ironically, in this pact with Pan- Islamism to which the Western Economic obsession is blind, Human lives and Rights seem to be the worst victim.

Together they have turned Libya into a nightmare that could have just begun- for after Gaddafi the heavily armed and faction ridden militias can hardly be expected to care more for Human Rights and even if the further civil war gets tackled- the Sharia Constitution is hardly a model of human liberties and gender rights.

Libya: fighting breaks out again in Tripoli

From: Euronews | Oct 14, 2011 | 0 views

Battles have broken out in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, between revolutionary fighters and supporters of ousted leader Muammar Gaddafi. It is the first time the two sides have clashed there since Gaddafi was forced to leave. The trouble reportedly began when loyalists attempted to raise the old green flag – a symbol of Gaddafi’s regime. This led to a fierce gun battle in the Nasr District of the Abu Salim neighbourhood

Baghdad 25 killed in Bomb attack, Tibetian youth protest ‘Chinese Re-education’ Oppression

Tibetian youth atop a Lamp post with Protest flag against Oppression of Chinese regime- the Communists have embarked on a Re Education drive of subverting Tibetan identity and liberties

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Tibetans-in-exile gathered outside the Chinese Embassy in India’s national capital on Sunday—to protest against the Chinese regime’s patriotic re-education programs. It is an on-going attempt by the Chinese regime to control Buddhist practices in Tibet.

On Sunday, young Tibetans-in-exile demonstrated outside the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi.

Published on Oct 12, 2011 by Euronews

http://www.euronews.net/ Bombings targeting Iraqi police in Baghdad have killed at least 25 people and wounded dozens more.

US issues worldwide travel alert amid Iran plot

From: Euronews | Oct 12, 2011 | 105 views

http://www.euronews.net/ The United States issued a worldwide travel alert for its citizens on Wednesday after accusing Iran of plotting to kill Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Washington.

The US says two men, including an Iranian-born American, conspired to kill the Saudi Arabian envoy and carry out bomb attacks against Saudi and Israeli embassies.

The main suspect, 56-year-old Mansour Arbabsiar, appeared in a Manhattan federal court on Tuesday.

He allegedly has links to Iran’s secret services. Another Iran-based suspect remains at large.

Civilian suffering seems not to bother the Nato- as Libyan rebel offensive secures political objectives obsessively past its time.

Raw Video: Fighters Destroy Gadhafi Symbols

From: AssociatedPress | Oct 12, 2011 | 109 views

Revolutionary fighters in Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi’s hometown of Sirte are destroying symbols of his rule. However there is still a resistance by forces loyal to Gadhafi, more than two months after the fall of the capital, Tripoli. (Oct. 12

Dalai Lama Chinese Commies “Liars and Hypocrites”, Civilian Casualties in Libya, Attack on Copt Christians

Dalai Lama addressed South Africans via Video Conferencing as Desmond Tutu joined hands against the Oppression against Tibet by Communist regime. If China fails to start its own Reform regarding Tibet policy, Church would ally with tibetan cause and sow seeds of more widespread Democratic protest. It is imperative China befriends the Lama and kickstart internal Reforms if it really wants to avoid a Chinese Uprising which it should surely loose.

When Desmond Tutu posed- ‘ Why does the Chinese Government fear you ? the crowd applauded him and broke into chuckles when Dalai Lama feigned the Devil with 2 horns.
Dalai Lama carried the crowd with a beaming Tutu expressing solidarity with Tibet’s struggle against Communist Oppression and Apartheid.

Uploaded by AlJazeeraEnglish on Oct 8, 2011
The Dalai Lama has slammed censorship in China as “immoral”, following accusations that the Chinese government blocked him from traveling to South Africa to celebrate Desmond Tutu’s 80th birthday.

The Tibetan spiritual leader spoke with Tutu on Saturday, answering questions via a video link, instead of attending an event to honour the South African anti-apartheid activist a day after his birthday.

His absence was symbolized by an empty chair at the event at the University of the Western Cape where he was meant to deliver an inaugural peace lecture.

Al Jazeera’s Gerald Tan reports.

Sirte falls

Deadly clashes over Coptic protest in Cairo
From: AlJazeeraEnglish | Oct 9, 2011 | 382 views
People were killed and scores more injured in clashes in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, after thousands took to the streets protesting against an attack on a Coptic Christian church.

The march started peacefully, until scuffles broke out between protesters and the military police.

Casualties were sustained on both sides, with dozens of people also getting arrested.

The violence is the worst since the 18-day uprising that ousted President Hosni Mubarak in February.

Al Jazeera’s Rawya Rageh reports from Cairo.

Tripoli’s Commander from Al Qaeda, Yemen guns down 30 Protesters, Earthquake in India & Nepal

Abdel hakim Beljad the former head of Islamist Fighting Group which is an Al qaeda affiliate

Arab media is already positioning former Jihadist group leaders to become Post Gaddafi’s Libyan political ledaership.

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In Libya, new figures are emerging in political and military circles that will lead the country to its future.

But some of them are sparking controversy because of their past.

Al Jazeera’s Hashem Ahelbarra reports from Tripoli, about one such rising star.

Strong quake rattles India and Nepal

From: AlJazeeraEnglish | Sep 18, 2011 | 301 views

A strong earthquake has shaken northeastern India and Nepal, killing at least 16 people, damaging buildings and sending politicians in Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital, running into the streets.

The earthquake, with a preliminary magnitude of 6.8, was felt on Sunday night across north India, in the cities of Guwahati, Kolkata and the capital of New Delhi.

Al Jazeera’s Victoria Eastwood reports

Yemen crackdown leaves 26 dead

From: AlJazeeraEnglish | Sep 18, 2011 | 211 views
An eruption of deadly violence has broken out in Yemen.

Witnesses report that security forces opened fire on an anti-government rally in the capital Sanaa.

At least 26 people have been killed, and many other protesters badly injured and at least one of the dead was hit by a rocket propelled grenade.

Al Jazeera’s Caroline Malone reports