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US Has Panic Attack After Libyan Puppets Lose Control of Oil Ports
Russia Insider ^ | 20 March 2017

Posted on 03/21/2017 8:37:02 AM PDT by Lorianne

The EU and US urge "strongman" Khalifa Haftar to return oil ports to the "Libyan people". We're glad that Washington has a sense of humor ___

Libya was the richest, most developed, most educated country in North Africa. It was a model of much-needed stability in the region, with a government that was considerably less terrible than NATO's numerous medieval dictator-allies.

Before the "revolution", the Libyan government used oil revenues to subsidize a whole range of social benefits for its citizens.

And now that Libya is a moon crater, the U.S. and its European poodles are whining about "returning oil ports to the Libyan people". Is this a new standup routine that Washington has been practicing?

EU states and the US have urged a Russia-backed Libyan warlord to hand back oil ports, amid warnings that Russia was trying to do in Libya what it did in Syria.

The British, French, Italian, and US ambassadors to Libya said oil facilities “belong to the Libyan people and must remain under the exclusive control” of central authorities.

This statement is of course referring to Khalifa Haftar and his successful attack against "Islamist militias" (fanatics affiliated with al-Qaeda) who seized Sidra and Ras Lanuf earlier this month.

In other words: The U.S. and Europe are now having a panic attack because Islamic extremists no longer control two key oil ports in Libya. What a strange thing to be upset about.

And the notion that Washington cares at all about what "belongs" to the Libyan people is laughable. If you measure the scale of destruction in terms of where Libya was before NATO's "humanitarian intervention", and where it is now, it's simply criminal. Before Obama started dropping "right to protect" bombs, this is what the U.N. said about Libya:

In 2010, Libya ranked 53rd in the UN’s Human Development Index among 163 countries. With life expectancy at birth at 74.5 years, an 88.4% adult literacy rate and a gross enrolment ratio of 94.1%, Libya was classified as a high human development country among the Middle East and North Africa region.

Libyans once enjoyed a higher standard of living than 2/3 of the planet. NATO fixed that little problem — and now Washington is crying crocodile tears about oil facilities that "belong" to the Libyan people. The entire country belongs to the Libyan people. Washington destroyed it, but for some reason it's only concerned about the oil ports. How odd.


TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Russia
KEYWORDS: clinton; energy; erdogan; gaddafi; haftar; hillary; hillaryclinton; hydrocarbons; khalifahaftar; kurdistan; libya; maga; obama; opec; putinsbuttboys; putinworshippers; receptayyiperdogan; russia; russiainsider; russianaggression; turkey
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To: Robert DeLong

As honest as little green men? That honest?

Sorry bob, the Russians still have their own interests (think: oligarch + nationalistic) at heart foremost.

Truth? That is secondary at best (in almost every.thing.) and truth is used (it's always selectively well massaged) only when it can be used as tool to further Soviet Russian interests.

Their 'news media' is not "more honest".

If you still doubt that, then consider: it is most certainly not freer. And that's including how in comparison the Demo'Rat Party in the USA organizes what media they can behind the scenes, and pressures individuals to conform to 'Rat Party narrative.

Putin and Co. have things simpler. They've been able to kill off political rivals (literally, in numerous instances).

81 posted on 03/22/2017 9:28:04 AM PDT by BlueDragon (my kinfolk had to fight off wagon burnin' scalp taking Comanches, reckon we could take on a few more)
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To: RedWulf

I appreciate your comments and any rational people can see whose comments are based on fact and rational thinking and whose are not.


82 posted on 03/22/2017 10:04:00 AM PDT by little jeremiah (Half the truth is often a great lie. B. Franklin)
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To: Robert DeLong

This is a very revealing thread.

It is impossible not to see whose comments are rational, fact based, well thought out, and adult, and whose are the exact oppositie.


83 posted on 03/22/2017 10:05:50 AM PDT by little jeremiah (Half the truth is often a great lie. B. Franklin)
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To: RedWulf
The American empire is fundamentally socialism for our elites.

Can't say better than you have said and I mean the whole post.

84 posted on 03/22/2017 11:15:11 AM PDT by Stentor (A day without illegals is like a day without food poisoning.--Salamander)
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To: Robert DeLong

You refuse to read the quotes from the article that are farcical propaganda. Your mind cannot accept refutation of the article.


85 posted on 03/22/2017 11:18:19 AM PDT by elhombrelibre (Cogito ergo sum a conservative pro-American.)
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To: elhombrelibre
Again, I do not know what he did with the oil revenues, so I cannot by any way shape or form take it as farcical, or real for that matter.

As I have said, numerous times now, provide me with the proof that these are farcical statements of propaganda. Is that asking too much from you? Apparently something is telling you that they are farcical. If it is just your gut feeling, then that unfortunately is not good enough for me.

While I have been guilty of accepting someone's opinion, I have more often than not, found that the opinion was not even close to reality. Thus I have altered my criteria over the years to try my best to find out what the truth really is.

While you keep pointing to the article I am still waiting for you to refute what I have said, in addition to you providing me with proof that what the article said is false.

Instead all I get from you are comments about me and my capabilities of comprehension, and now; that I refuse to read the quotes. But I have read the quotes and I cannot discern if they are factual or not. Because I do not have intimate knowledge of the truth in this case. I take it with a grain of salt, because I consider the source, but sadly a smaller grain than I take from the major news sources in my country.

Apparently you are unable to backup your claim. That is the conclusion you are forcing me to draw. While there is no doubt propaganda that comes out of Russia, there is undeniably propaganda coming from our government as well. A lot of it is is politically motivated too.

I hold no special place in my heart for mother Russia, only America. Even when we have a bad President such as Obama.

Like I said, I used to have faith in my countries press. But they have destroyed that faith totally with their reporting, or should I say lack of, of one Barack Obama. Before, during, and after his Presidency. But it has been slowly eroding for several decades now, because they have become more and more just a Democrat support mechanism.

86 posted on 03/22/2017 12:29:27 PM PDT by Robert DeLong
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To: elhombrelibre
"Before the "revolution", the Libyan government used oil revenues to subsidize a whole range of social benefits for its citizens." [Gee, must have been a swell place. This is the same type of propaganda used to praise the Castro brothers.]

You are still addressing this from a thirty year old perspective.  Further, you have been asked to provide any information whatsoever to back up your claim that Libya was a hell hole.  To this point for more than 24 hours you still haven't been able to.

Odly enough, when I provide information about it being a hell hole now, you dismiss it as if it doesn't matter.


"The U.S. and Europe are now having a panic attack because Islamic extremists no longer control two key oil ports in Libya." [It's not even on the American radar for most Americans, so that's fake. I don't know anyone having a panic attack. You may.]

Once again, for what must be conservatively the tenth time, please provide any information you have to counter claims made in the article.

You make stuff up and post it as if it is proof positive you're right.  


"And the notion that Washington cares at all about what "belongs" to the Libyan people is laughable." [Keep in mind this is KGB putin's propaganda organ talking about the present president of the United States, right? Do you accept their critique of POTUS?]

Once again, you offer nothing of substance.  You just blather on and on and on...

I posted information about the current condidtions in Libya, that over 500,000 have been displaced, that death and destruction are rampant, that health care, fuel, and energy are unavailable, that waring factions are fighting in the streets, that gangs are also operating and terrorizing and killing Libyans, and yet all you did is reveal that you are the one who doesn't care about the current conditions in Libya, whiile ridiculing our government with no proof whatsoever.

"The entire country belongs to the Libyan people." [This from the putinista press? They're constantly indifferent to their own people's short life span and to the idea of Russians or others owning their own fate under law. But you buy into this poppycock?]

Honestly, it doesn't dawn on you that the enire contry belongs to the Libyan people.  You can't even agree with that.  It didn't occure to you this might be a self-defeatist thing to post?

You believe what you want. This article is pro-putin MISO.


And yet, you are unable to refute a single word of the article with a substantive post including specific information you have found, while I have provided a number of informative things to link to, which validate substantive parts of the article.

87 posted on 03/22/2017 2:34:05 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (NeverTrump, a movement that was revealed to be a movement. Thank heaven we flushed!)
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To: elhombrelibre
I've been attacking the article as anti-western propaganda, which it is. It's obviously an article that you believe is accurate. I get that. We disagree.

Isn't it funny that I can provide other information that cororberates the information in it, but you can't provide one bit of information that counters it?  So far that hasn't dawned on you at all.

But where were was putin in recent months when the US was taking out ISIS in Misrata? Now, like the jackal he is, he rushes in to save the day.

Yes, I get that you hate Putin with a passion.  I'm not all that fond of him either, but some of this Putin buggie-man talk is just nonsense.

You know what esle doesn't dawn on you?  It doesn't dawn on you that the destabalization in Libya has given Russia another opening.  If we had kept our damned noses out of there, we wouldn't be seeing Putin interested in Libya.  The same is true about Syria.  We had no business getting involve in either situation.

George Sorus funded the unrest in Tunisia
George Sorus funded the unrest in Lybia
I suspect he funded groups in upwards of 13 nations in the Middle-East to foment destabalization (chaos) in the region
The Muslim Brotherhood proliferated because of us
We armed and funded them
The stable Libya was destabilized
Khadaffy was killed
There's now civil unrest and waring factions there vying for power
The people of Libya are undeniably exposed to extreme danger
Our Ambassador Stevens and three of his staff were killed in Libya, almost certainly because of unrest we supported / funded / armed
Egypt was destabilized
Hosni Murbarak was ousted from power, and this long term ally of the U. S. was abandoned by us and incarcerated
The Muslim Brotherhood took over
The Muslim Brotherhood was given the boot
Then we took the magic to Syria.
There we funded "the good al Qaeda" and the fledgling ISIS, althought I don't know how much of the latter was intentional.  None the less, it happened.


So Russia entered Syria and now seems poised to enter Libya.  And of course, to you this is all Putin's fault.

Not once have you said one world about Obama, Clinton, McCain, Graham, and Rubio policy preferences.  Not once!  That is frankly startling.

The dictators, like Kaddafy, have made peaceful change and transition impossible.

Dictators like Khadaffy are none of our business.  If change were the goal, well we've got it.  We've got an extreme mess in Libya, a simmering coldren in Egypt, and the same thing in Syria and the expanded region.   Why?

That region was essentially very stable.  Libya was peaceful.  Egypt was peaceful.  Syria was peaceful.  All of a sudden the Muslim Brotherhood got Soros funding, and the region turned into a powder keg.

Who came up with the policies that followed up Soros funding and resulted in this?  
Obama, Clinton, McCain, Graham, and Rubio...

Did Putin have anything to do with this up front?  NO!  None the less, you focus on trashing him and let some of our worst leaders in our nation's entire history off without so much as a mention.


You still don't get any of this.

And any social spending now championed by the article is similar to the propaganda used to glorify Castro.

You are living three decades in the past.  Funding to Castro was cut off in the early 90s.  The bombing of Khadaffi took place in 1986.  That's over three decades ago.

Also, keep in mind that Kaddafy supplied and trained various terrorist for years to attack US and European interests. His country, like Iraq and Syria, became fertile breeding grounds for Islamist terrorists. Was he better than the chaos that exists right now? Yes, but only because, like Assad he made the choice him, ISIS, or chaos.

Here's some light reading for you.  LINK  I know it's a waste of time to provide it to you, but others may drop by and want to know the real scoop.  For them this will have meaning.

Khadaffi had a come to "whatever" momment in 1986.  Reagan made it perfectly clear he had had enough, and Khadaffi's antics would not be allowed to happen without pay-back any longer.

The information at the link describes some of Khadaffi's actions in the 90s and 2000s.  Tony Blair and George Bush recognized major changes in his demeanor.  They openly praised him for it.

This is not to say he was a perfect angel, but he had come a long way toward cleaning up his act.                                


I know you blame everyone else for ISIS but ISIS, and McCain in your mind is more responsible for them than Assad, Saddam, of Kaddafy. That theme is contrary to what I've seen in that part of the world.

Saddam was dead when ISIS rose up.  Khadaffy may have been.  Assad was fighting off rebels in his easter provinces.  What would happen in the U. S. if Arizonans armed and marched toward Washington, D. C.?  Would you label the armed people from Arizona freedom fighters?  Would you expect the U. S. Government to surrender at once?  Look, I'm not trying to be mean to you, but it is frustrating as can be to watch you twist everything to exhonerate the real culprites here, and place blame on a guy that didn't come onto the scene until the real people responsible had really screwed things up.                      

ISIS are the ones responsible for their actions and the dictators in that region made them who they are.

Assad did not start ISIS.  Khadaffy didn't start ISIS.  Hosni Mubarik didn't start ISIS.  U. S. funding funnelled through the good al Qaeda gave ISIS the start up money to proliferate rapidly.  Think abou it.  Did ISIS focus on al Qaeda and the "Freedom Fighters" in Syria?  No.  So you're trying to peddle the idea that Assad started ISIS, to leave al Qaeda and the "Freedom Fighters" alone and attack others.  What kind of sense does that make to you?  It makes literally no sense at all.

If the Libyans want to fall under putin's empire, that's their problem, but how will we know this? Will there be a vote. I suspect they won't ever agree to it and that his support for another non-democratic strongman will lead to only more chaos and civil wars, in which we can only hope that many Russians are killed trying to build putin's empire.

Please remind me of the date when Syrians voted to allow U. S. funding of the good al Qaeda there?  We have had advisors in the region.  Who voted for them to come in?  Obama, Clinton, McCain, Graham, and Rubio were smarter than everyone else, so they didn't need no stinkin vote.  BIG MISTAKE.  If you want to cry in your beer, there's your reason.

I do accept the differences we have on these issues as a difference in how we view the rights of humans.

NO YOU DO NOT!  You couldn't care less about the plight of the Libyans now.  You don't care what caused it.  You exhonerate some of the most evil men our nation has known as leaders.  God?  WOW!

I believe God didn't just give the inalienable right of freedom to Americans. It's a right he desires for all humans.

It's really unfortunate that you have taken this approach, because I have laid it out for you what the plight of the Libyian people is right now, and it made absolutely no impact on you.  You ignored it completely.  Now all of a sudden you seek to act as if you care for argument's sake.  I don't respect that AT ALL.

Libya was a stable place before we armed and funded the Muslim Brotherhood.  The Muslim Brotherhood was is and always will be a terrorist group.  The MB took down a stable government and created a cauldren of death and destruction.  They couldn't have done it without our help.  The people in our government that did help them, are listed in this response to you.  I have listed them for you before.  You absolutely refuse to accept any culpabilty for them, for the destabalization, death, and destructin that resulted and is still ongoing.  At the same time, you level criticism at Putin.  Tell me, what are the safest places in Syria right now?  It's in the region held by the government, supported by Russia.  To this minute, you still adovcate for those who have created the most unsafe zones in Syria.

I could accept a dictator, like Franco or the ones in Latin America, who assume power to transition a nation back to order, freedom, and a justice before the law. But these pro-Russian dictators have not been interested in transitioning. Assad is the son of a dicatator, and no doubt if he survives his son will rule Syria.

This is nothing but full blown frothing blather.  Libya, Egypt, and Syria were peaceful places before the terrorist insurgencies.  Were they paradises by our standards?  I don't believe they were.  They were still far and away better than they are right this very minute.  And in the case of Egypt, we sent a devistating message to anyone stupid enough in the region to be an ally of the U. S.  We refused to stand up for our ally.  In fact, we actaully funded and armed the terrorist insurgency.  Think how Jordan and the Arab Emerate states viewed that.

I believe many posters on this subject are being short sighted and expedient in dismissing freedom for others and making a faustian pact with anyone who will run a police state that protects the West. That model cannot be sustained since the people of those countries are not stakeholders in the fate of their nation. They too will want a say in their government. Destroying ISIS and al Qaeda are good things. Propping up more strongmen who desire, like putin, to be president for life, makes no sense.

More rambling rubbish...

There are different ways of being free.  I don't think Khadaffi was preventing commerce in Libya.  People were earning a living.  He wasn't going out and killing his citizens on a whim.  The same was true in Egypt and Syria.  Assad wasn't killing off Syrians on a whim.  Unrest crept up in the East and he delt with it.  Assad has never been one of my favorites.  He was not the pariah leader that Hussein was in Iraq.  My one big beef with him was his allowing Hesbollah to be armed in Southern Lebanon.  Israel and he had a level understanding other than that.  He wasn't intent on pending action against Israel.

So no, I'm not for destabalizing regions using terrorist groups to implement our foreign policy desires.  That's why I have been trashing Obama, Clinton, McCain, Graham, and Rubio since the inception of these flawed operations four to five years ago.  It was a massive mistake then and it remains a massive mistake.

By the way, the US South was much poorer for a long time after slavery and the US Civil War. Should the damn Yankees allowed the Union to bust and slavery to prevail so that the South would experience no disorder?

You have one twisted thought process.  Terrorism okay.  Destabilization okay.  Death and destrucion okay.  Obama, Clinton, McCain, Graham, and Rubio, okay.  Putin, the great Satan.

Putin stepped in to clean things up.  He shouldn't have had to.  So far that is lost on you.

I am a firm believer in Bible Prophecy, and creating destabilization in the Middle East is the last thing I want to see, and particularly if it results in Russia entering the region again.

And yet, you still can't admit to yourself or be honest with yourself what actions precipitated Putin's current actions.

88 posted on 03/22/2017 3:21:44 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (NeverTrump, a movement that was revealed to be a movement. Thank heaven we flushed!)
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To: DoughtyOne

That was an epic take down. /cheer


89 posted on 03/22/2017 5:29:23 PM PDT by RedWulf (#purge the nevertrumpers)
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To: RedWulf

Thank you.

It was posted for others who may happen along here.

I know it won’t get through to it’s recipient, even though he needs to understand it.


90 posted on 03/22/2017 5:55:11 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (NeverTrump, a movement that was revealed to be a movement. Thank heaven we flushed!)
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To: DoughtyOne

Balderdash.


91 posted on 03/22/2017 11:52:33 PM PDT by elhombrelibre (Cogito ergo sum a conservative pro-American.)
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To: DoughtyOne
Do you think Soros controlled the American Revolutionaries? Can people aspire to be free without you blaming Soros?

You must be very upset with President Trump. Clearly, he's not following your guidance and isolationist guidance.

"Trump Steadily Ramps Up Military Action Against ISIS and Al-Qaeda"

http://www.newsweek.com/trump-steadily-ramps-military-action-against-isis-and-al-qaeda-571670

92 posted on 03/23/2017 1:40:53 AM PDT by elhombrelibre (Cogito ergo sum a conservative pro-American.)
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To: elhombrelibre

Whew, you saved us so much time there, just categorizing your expected response rather than giving one that would come in under that category AGAIN.


93 posted on 03/23/2017 1:41:16 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (NeverTrump, a movement that was revealed to be a movement. Thank heaven we flushed!)
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To: DoughtyOne

Efficiency matters when you’re dealing with dolt one.


94 posted on 03/23/2017 1:46:31 PM PDT by elhombrelibre (Cogito ergo sum a conservative pro-American.)
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To: elhombrelibre
Do you think Soros controlled the American Revolutionaries?

If he had, there would never have been a United States.

Can people aspire to be free without you blaming Soros?

I have touched on the facts here.  You provide your personal opinion and ridicule.  When asked for facts, you simply respond with more opinion and ridicule.  You also try to smear.  You trash Putin and anyone who doesn't agree with your skewed version of events.  I'll address the issue of Soros for you.

Here are a number of links to information on Soros and...:


LINK:  Defending the Muslim Brotherhood, defending Sharia, providing money to the Muslim Brotherhood  (fellow traveler: the NYT)

LINK:  the Muslim Brotherhood in Tunisia,  Soros celebrates fall of Tunisia government, the Open Society foundation(s), provides help to Clinton on how to facilitate a Tunisia experience for Albania...

LINK:  the Muslim Brotherhood in Libya, false flag factories,
the Open Society foundation(s), bombings, puppetmasters et al...

LINK:  the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt,  the Arab Spring - Made in the USA, support for the revolution and el Baradei...,
the Open Society foundation(s), his involvement with Egypt's new Constitution

LINK:  his involvement in Syria, highly critical of Putin, his commentaries on "Europe has Fallen", single handedly brings down Europe....

LINK:  his opinions towards Isreal:

This will only get your started on your journey to learn who Soros is and what he has been up to.

Does any of this look pro United States, Israel, Europe, or Western World?

His Open Society and other foundations around the world, and they are almost countless, support directly opposite of what Conservatives would support.

Soros is as anti-U. S. as he could possibly be.  He is anti-Israel as well.

He funded the radical Leftists beating up Conservatives on the streets, rioting, and protesting at events across the nation, town halls, Conservative speaking events, Conservative's homes...

I mention these things because it helps to have a well-rounded view of who this man is and what his goals are.  They ARE NOT altruistic.

1. He is violently anti Western Civilization
2. He is violently anti the United States
3. He is violently anti Israel
4. He is violently anti Western Civilization's Europe
5. He is hell bent on creating chaos on the parimeter of the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean, and across into Europe and Asia.  
6. He is problematic in the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia.
7. He is hell bent on creating chaos on the border of Israel
8. He has been wanted by as many as four to five nations for currency violations and other crimes.


You must be very upset with President Trump. Clearly, he's not following your guidance and isolationist guidance.

"Trump Steadily Ramps Up Military Action Against ISIS and Al-Qaeda"  LINK

I have trashed Soros, Obama, Clinton, McCain, Graham, and Rubio for arming and funding terrorist groups.  Those groups were the Muslim Brotherhood, al Qaeda, and ISIS.  (ISIS may have been funded by accident, but it did get guns and funding right at the time it sprang up onto the scene)  For this you try to attach the lalel "Isolationist".  No, I just don't happen to think funding heavily anti-U. S. terrorist groups to be advisable.   You're halucinating if you think I'm an isolationist.

George Soros, the Open Society Foundation(s), the Muslim Brotherhood, al Qaeda, and ISIS are not our allies.  I do not wish to support or have anything to do with these organizations, unless it is to indict, arrest, or destroy them.  That's what you do with your grave mortal enemies.

Trump is doing exactly the right thing.


95 posted on 03/23/2017 2:31:48 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (NeverTrump, a movement that was revealed to be a movement. Thank heaven we flushed!)
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To: elhombrelibre

The ‘dolt one’ as you reference me, has provided links to quite a bit of information.

It directly addresses your information miscues and gaps.

Once again, you provide nothing but snark.

This will remain here for decades.

Quite a legacy you’re building here...


96 posted on 03/23/2017 2:43:57 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (NeverTrump, a movement that was revealed to be a movement. Thank heaven we flushed!)
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To: DoughtyOne

You sure get worked up about defending putin’s propaganda. That can be your legacy, “dolty duped by putin.”


97 posted on 03/23/2017 11:19:59 PM PDT by elhombrelibre (Cogito ergo sum a conservative pro-American.)
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To: DoughtyOne

Even the headline of the article is bogus.


98 posted on 03/24/2017 1:02:22 AM PDT by elhombrelibre (Cogito ergo sum a conservative pro-American.)
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To: elhombrelibre

None of the information I provided was provided by Putin.

It addressed our policies and what happened after implementing them.

I am not a happy camper with Putin’s actions in the Ukraine, specifically the actions on the Easter border and in Crimea.

I’m not a defender of Putin. You made a flawed assumption and haven’t been able to get beyond it to this point.

Who precipitated Russia’s entry into Syria, Egypt, and Libya?

The United States did, by getting involved in Lybia, Egypt, and Syria.

We totally screwed up.

Obama, Clinton, McCain, Graham, and Rubio, along with others, worked their magic, destabilized the region and drew Russia’s interest to the region.

Calling me names isn’t going to change what the reality is.

Perhaps it will make you feel better.


99 posted on 03/24/2017 8:23:24 AM PDT by DoughtyOne (NeverTrump, a movement that was revealed to be a movement. Thank heaven we flushed!)
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To: elhombrelibre

No, I’m sure the U. S. is thrilled with those oil ports situation right now. /s


100 posted on 03/24/2017 8:29:54 AM PDT by DoughtyOne (NeverTrump, a movement that was revealed to be a movement. Thank heaven we flushed!)
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