Help stop the massacres in Libya
![]() | By mattpryor
February 21, 2011 | Share |
This is from the superb UN Watch, which fights hypocrisy and prejudice at the United Nations. Please support their cause by clicking on the link at the bottom.
The Middle East is aflame, yet nowhere is human life being trampled with more brutality, more victims, and more secrecy than in Libya. In the past few days, hundreds of peaceful protesters and innocent bystanders were deliberately shot and killed by government snipers and foreign mercenaries.
Artillery and helicopter gunships were used against crowds. Thugs armed with hammers and swords attacked families in their homes. Women and children in the city of Benghazi were seen jumping off a bridge to escape.
Unlike the situations in Egypt and Bahrain, in Libya there is no TV coverage, no reporters, no Internet, and limited telephone connections. The regime is trying to hide its crimes from the world, to prevent international pressure.
The silence of the world powers is deafening. We cannot allow this massacre to continue. Mohamed Eljahmi and other Libyan human rights defenders are pleading for our help.
Stand up for innocent victims: Urge the U.S., the European Union, and the U.N. not to turn a blind eye to this bloodbath.
COMMENTS
Mon, 02/21/2011 - 19:11 Rate this: 0 points | A Ghaddafi supporter mashing the thumbs-down icon I see! |
Mon, 02/21/2011 - 19:34 Rate this: 0 points | Only the dregs of the dregs of the worst scum visiting this blog, can mark down a plea to stop the Libyan megalomaniac mass-murderer massacring hundreds of innocent people. |
Tue, 02/22/2011 - 10:56 Rate this: 0 points | Well I would have expected more of a reaction, especially from those who are usually so quick to advocate for Arabs (but apparently only against Jews, not their dictators). Why am I surprised? Well more news on this. Ghaddafi is now using Libyan Air Force jets to fire on civilians in Tripoli. According to Israel Matzav:
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mattpryor
Mon, 02/21/2011 - 19:09
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Good news is that BP and Shell have both taken action to end their cooperation with the Ghadaffi regime.