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Daily Archives: March 2, 2011
Youth of Tripoli: Freedom this Friday!
Almanara Media Mail: O youth of Tripoli, our appointment with freedom is on Friday. O youth of Abu Sleem and Al Hadba. O youth of Ghot Ashaal and Al Drebeee. O youth of Gorjee, AsSiyaheeya and Girgaresh. O BuSleem and … Continue reading
China signals potential opposition to no-fly zone
China, like Russia, signaled potential opposition to a no-fly zone above Libya. Li Baodong, China’s ambassador to the United Nations, outlined three guideline principles for China’s position. He said that China believes it is important to resolve this dispute through … Continue reading
Translated: Captured soldier from Al Brega battle today
Translated by Libyafeb17.com Interviewer: You are part of… Soldier: *broken sound* …. foot soldiers Interviewer: Which base? Soldier: Safsaf in Sirt Interviewer: Where is it’s base? Soldier: Sirt Interviewer: Who is it’s commander? Soldier: Mabrook Al Forjani Interviewer: From Sirt? … Continue reading
How Saif Fooled the West
Judith Miller writes this article about Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, widely celebrated in the West as a reformer with an interest in democracy and civil society. This image was completely shattered after his recent public appearances, in which he seemed very … Continue reading
Photography from Brega
The Los Angeles Times have put up a new series of photographs from the clashes in Brega today, as well as from Ajdabiya, Benghazi and some scenes in Tripoli and the Tunisian border. See them here.
Translated: Phenomenal footage of Battle for Brega today
Opening clip: Guys guys, a minute Leather jacket guy: Today at 6.30 in the morning we could see the guys with our own eyes. Mercenaries in the port, and there were cars approximately 120 cars. 120 cars and you know … Continue reading
BREAKING: Aircrafts filled with American dollars leave Miteega Air Base
Reliable sources have reported to Almanara Media that a number of aircrafts took off from Miteega Air Base today and last night piloted by Algerian captains to unknown destinations. These aircrafts were reported to be carrying containers filled with dollar … Continue reading