Okay, but what's the reason that Obama feels so at home supporting the Libyan rebels?
Posted on 03/31/2011 10:06:41 AM PDT by 11th_VA
ADDIS ABABA — While much of the world’s attention is focusing on crude oil prices and the Libyan pipelines in the east of the country– human right groups say rebels are committing crimes against humanity.
In east Libya, African hunt began as towns and cities began fall under the control of Libyan rebels, mobs and gangs. They started to detain, insult, rape and even executing black immigrants, students and refugees.
In the past two weeks, more than 100 Africans from various Sub-Sahara states are believed to have been killed by Libyan rebels and their supporters.
According to Somali refugees in Libya, at least five Somalis from Somaliland and Somalia were executed in Tripoli and Benghazi by anti-Gaddafi mobs. Dozens of refugees and immigrants workers from Ethiopia, Eritrea, Ghana, Nigeria, Chad, Mali and Niger have been killed, some of them were led into the desert and stabbed to death. Black Libyan men receiving medical care in hospitals in Benghazi were reportedly abducted by armed rebels. They are part of more than 200 African immigrants held in secret locations by the rebels.
In many disputes involving Libyan residents and black Africans, the Libyans are turning in the Africans as mercenaries.
Thousands more Africans caught up in this mercenary hysteria are terrified. Some barricaded themselves in their homes, while others hid in the desert. Insulted, threatened, beaten, chased and robbed. Their only crime was being black and therefore treated as “mercenaries” of Gaddafi.
While the airing of Gaddafi’s so called “black mercenaries” by Western media has ignited the issue, some say an xenophobic attitude towards these refugees and labourers has existed for years. They say the current attacks are racially motivated because the rebels have released many actual Libyan mercenaries and soldiers under a tribal agreement. They believe many Arabs felt their Libyan leader was abandoning them for black Africans ever since he became a “pan-Africanist”. Many immigrants were regularly victims of racism.
In many situations, Gaddafi and his inner circle preferred black Africans and Libyans from the south over Libyans from the east. Now the angry mobs using the revolutionary movement across Arabia and North Africa are hunting down black people.
Mohamed Abdillahi, Somaliland, 25, was sleeping at his home in Zouara, when the mobs arrived. “They knocked on the door around 1 o’clock in the morning. They said get out, we’ll kill you, you are blacks, foreigners, clear.”
The testimonials and are very similar among the thousands of Africans that saw the ugly side of Libya in the past weeks. “They have attacked us, they took everything from us,” said Ali Farah, Somali labourer 29 years.
“They wanted to kill civilians, they beat many of us. To me, they are animals,” says Jamal Hussein, 25 years Sudanese worker.
Many of the fleeing Africans are terrified to tell their stories. At the checkpoint, they do not mingle with others. When asked about their ordeal, they just freeze, “they stopped us many times and said not tell what has happened here, say there are no problems,” Elias Nour from Ethiopia said.
“For the past seven days, my whole family has been holed up at home without any food, running water or electricity, we appeal for urgent intervention,” Mohamed Abdi from Somaliland told local reporters by cellphone.
In the latest reports reaching Somalilandpress from Tripoli, forces loyal to Col. Muammar Gaddafi have reportedly began kidnapping African and Libyan youths from their homes and universities. They are said to be preparing them for a showdown against the rebels. The kidnapped youths include five teenagers from Somaliland.
Many Africans have virtually nothing after years in Libya, many have been looted, robbed, while others saw their living quarters and apartments go in flames. Now they are praying to God to send them home.
While the international leaders are busy drafting resolutions to dismantle Muammar Gaddafi, the African Union has not yet commented on the situation in Libya.
Meanwhile, the International Criminal Court is said to have started a formal inquiry into possible crimes against humanity in Libya that will investigate the Libyan regime.
Maybe it’s just a matter of ocommie’s muzzie faith being more important to him than his skin color. After all, he is only half-black.
I wonder if it ocurs to him that, because of his skin color, he, too, would be executed by the muzzie rebels he’s supporting if he were to darken their doorstep (pun intended). Or maybe he thinks he’s down with them and giving them the support they asked for gives him the street cred he needs to avoid being beheaded?
Does anyone have a list, or know where I can fond one, of all the impeachable offenses that Obama has committed while in the WH?
You left out the abortionists. Tthe muzzies won’t tolerate queers, women who expect to be treated like a human instead of a farm animal, blacks, abortion, drugs, or alcohol. And they like guns and money.
Come to think of it, except for the lack of booze, I could get along with them real well if they’d just lay off of Israel and stop killing westerners and Christians.
Oh, I left out the women. They’d have to treat women equally to get my favor, in addition to buying a round of drinks.
What do you expect? Muslim Arabs were the ones who started the slave trade.
The man bambi wants to believe is his daddy was an ARAB MUSLIM - and all the Kenyan o'bambis are MUSLIM.
get the link now?
go away
Sad a black mans lot
It couldn’t be now that, well now impossible, but....is that what it looks like.....islam is RACIST?
You mean his Arab side? He’s only a small percentage black.
The Law of Unintended Consequences, Mr. Obama. The law of Unintended Consequences...
Who do you think rounded them up and sold them as slaves to the British?
Don’t jump to conclusions.
Win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and obama wants to give them arms ...
Okay, but what's the reason that Obama feels so at home supporting the Libyan rebels?
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