Great Jamahiriya / Mourning [Libya supports the martyrs ("heroes") who died defending Faluja]

Jamahiriya News Agency ^ | April 10 2004 | Libyan Government Media

[yonif]

The General People Committee yesterday announeced the 10th April 2004 is a mourning day in the Great Jamahiriya for the martyrs of al Faluja who died defending their land, homes and honour in Iraq.

The Committee said that special prayer for the deads will be the martyrs, flaq will be raised half mast, media should focus their programmes on the event, newspapers will be issued in black and trafic will stop for 5 minutes at noon.

[yonif]

Libya is no friend, and it is a shame the entire world continues to believe Qaddafi has abandoned his ways, is now onboard the "war on terrorism," and that it is time to lift economic and diplomatic sanctions. (just like they believed Arafat when he said he is against terorrism)

A few weeks ago Tony Blair visited Libya and spoke of the warming of relations. In actuality, he was visiting a regime which supports the killing of British (and American) troops in Iraq.

Never trust a terrorist like Qaddafi. The world needs to stop being naive about it. This regime continues to be hostile.

[TrueBeliever9]

Shame on Bush and Blair for promoting Qaddafi as being on board because he make a few empty gestures! Bush and Blair should tell Qaddafi to return all the blood land he bought in Zimbawee - making sure Christian farmers lost everything - then moving Libyans onto their lands.

Qaddafi claims that he will the Muslim king of Africa! He is well on his way to achieving his goal!

[SevenofNine]

Hey Yonif you not only person that think Libya is no friend maybe that reason why Reagan lay smackdown on COl Quaday back in da day

[Levante]

LOL! As former President Reagan said, Qadaffy or Qhadafi or however the $#$% he spells his name this week, "is a FLAKE."

[Stentor]

The world needs to stop being naive about it.

I like to look on the bright side. This is an admission that the casualties in Fallujah were not all "civilians" as the BBC would have us believe.