friday prayers looks finished


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Gaddafi base Tripoli tense before Friday prayers


Embattled Libyan ruler Col Muammar Gaddafi's bastion in Tripoli is on edge amid opposition calls for protests after Friday noon prayers.

Forces loyal to Col Gaddafi have set up checkpoints in a flashpoint area of the capital, while foreign journalists were barred from leaving their hotel.

Government forces have launched new air strikes on rebel territory in the east.

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If you can not reach people in Tripoli, this is because all communications are cut ahead of planned protests in the next hour


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Tripoli: reporters are not allowed to leave hotel ahead of expected protests, all coms and net down in the city

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Some would think otherwise. How about cutting aid to countries who send mercs?


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Audio: Libya Bloody Libya tells the news in a U2-way


Libya Bloody Libya by dimitristuer

Libya Bloody Libya tells the news in a U2-way. Based upon different versions of U2′s Sunday Bloody Sunday. With quotes of the son of Khadaffi, Khadaffi himself, even Hitler…, the French president Mr. Sarkozy, the United Nations, the American president Mr. Barack Obama and so many others !Concept & audio editing by Belgian radio producer & presenter Dimitri Stuer of the national private radiostation “Nostalgie”

Dedicated to the people of Libya, fighting for democracy and freedom.Spread this audio, spread the message of peace, freedom and democracy.Spread the human rights.

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there are no tribes in Libya neither a civil war, there are Anti-Gaddafi & Pro-Gaddafi. that's all.


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LSE head quits over Gaddafi scandal


A deepening row over the London School of Economics and its dealings with the Gaddafi regime has claimed the career of the university's director. Sir Howard Davies resigned after fresh revelations that the institution had been involved in a deal worth £2.2m to train hundreds of young Libyans to become part of the country's future elite.

An independent inquiry headed by Lord Woolf, a former lord chief justice, will examine the LSE's relationship with Libya and with Muammar Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam. It will also establish guidelines for international donations to the university.

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22 Milliarden in Österreich? - Nur kleiner Teil gesperrt


Ein Vertrauter des Clans und hochrangiger Manager soll sich vor rund eineinhalb Wochen nach Wien abgesetzt haben. Mustafa Zarti, der Vizechef des libyschen Staatsfonds Libyan Investment Authority (LIA), besitze einen österreichischen Pass, berichtete die „Presse“ (Donnerstag-Ausgabe) vorab unter Berufung auf einen ehemaligen Vertrauten Al-Gaddafis.

Nur kleiner Teil gesperrt?

Der Clan habe allein in Österreich rund 30 Milliarden Dollar (21,7 Mrd. Euro) veranlagt, schätzt der von der „Presse“ zitierte Insider. Damit beträf die am Dienstag durch die Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB) erfolgte Sperre von möglichen österreichischen Konten Al-Gaddafis, seiner Familienmitglieder und Vertrauten nur einen Bruchteil des tatsächlichen Vermögens des Al-Gaddafi-Clans hierzulande. In Österreich liege der Großteil des Al-Gaddafi-Geldes offenbar in Stiftungen, hieß es.

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Update: We're concerned about @alitweel from Tripoli/Libya.


All his tweets suddenly disappeared, his account seems reset. Please RT

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AliTweel is doing well. He is ok.

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AliTweel changed his ID:

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Gaddafi warns 'thousands' will die


To Libya now and Colonel Moamar Gaddafi ramped up his threats in another speech overnight, this one warning that he would arm the population and that thousands would die if the West intervened to support the uprising against him.

At the same time his military forces launched an attack aimed at retaking some of the opposition-held ground in the east of the country.

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Full interview with Libya's Colonel Khadafi, filmed in Tripoli on the 28 February 2011


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Blutige Gefechte in Brega


Die Truppen des libyschen Staatschefs Muammar al-Gaddafi versuchen, verlorenes Terrain zurückzugewinnen. Sie starteten eine Offensive. Die Armee griff zuerst mit Luftschlägen und dann mit Bodentruppen Städte, die sich in der Hand der Aufständischen befinden, an. Laut Rebellenangaben und arabischen Medien kam es zu erbitterten Kämpfen.

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