Libyan Revolution Tweets, Day 9, Part 15 (The Mother of of Intifadas today)

[Catherina]

Libyan Revolution Tweets, Day 9, Part 15 (The Mother of of Intifadas today)

Previous Day 9 threads: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11, Part 12, , Part 14


Previous Day 8 threads: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x502125">Part 11

The world’s 100 largest arms dealers, excluding Chinese vendors, sold weapons for $401 billion in 2009, with US vendors remaining in first place

Threads for previous days are in my journal

To make sure the Army doesn't swing the revolution to the people, with the silent complicity of world leaders more concerned about the stability of oil prices than people's lives, Qaddafi has brought in more than 35,000 North African mercenaries specifically from Chad, Nigeria, Guinea and Darfur. There's a Facebook video of a captured mercenary from Chad (Youtube here). Captured mercenaries confessed they were paid between $12,000 - $30,000 each. Today pamphlet ads were found in Nigeria offering them $2000/day for their savage work.

Is Qaddafi the only one paying these mercenaries? Or are EU governments, with their long history of hiring mercenaries, chipping in? I demand to know.

LibyanThinker The Libyan Thinker
Remains of Soldiers Burned to Death for Not Shooting Protesters in #Libya http://www.twitvid.com/YXKOT & http://tinyurl.com/4d6a57n

MAP of Protests across the Middle East





Please rec if you read these so I know if the effort here is worth it.

[pinboy3niner]

1. K&R

[Catherina]

2. Mohamed Amer Bayou, spokesman for the Libyan regime, Gaddafi ally resigned from his position

SultanAlQassemi Sultan Al Qassemi
Asharq Al Awsat: Mohamed Amer Bayou, spokesman for the Libyan regime, Gaddafi ally resigned from his position http://bit.ly/gBHbTT #Libya
1 hour ago

Libyan officials abandon Gaddafi regime en masse

25/02/2011
By Khaled Mahmoud and Sawsan Abu-Husain

Cairo, Asharq Al-Awsat – Informed sources told Asharq Al-Awsat that mass resignations have hit various Libyan state institutes, in protest against the regime's use of violence to suppress the anti-Gaddafi protests.

Sources also claimed that after over a week of protests, senior Libyan officials and government officials are now beginning to distance themselves from the Gaddafi regime, particularly in light of the brutal and bloody crack-down initiated against the Libyan protesters. However the sources clarified that senior Libyan officials in the intelligence and foreign affairs apparatus still, for the most part, remain loyal to Gaddafi and his regime.

A Western diplomat in Tripoli informed Asharq Al-Awsat that he had received information that Libyan Secretary of the General People's Committee – in effect the country's Prime Minister – Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi, had refused to take part in the press conference that was held on Wednesday on Libyan state television from Tripoli. This press conference included a number of Libyan officials, most prominently Secretary-General of the Libyan Public Congress Mohamed al-Zawi, and was held in order to announce the official Libyan viewpoint with regards to what is taking place in the country. The Western diplomat, who spoke to Asharq Al-Awsat on the condition of anonymity, said "he may have resigned, nobody knows; however al-Mahmoudi informed those close to Gaddafi that he was unhappy with the way that the Libyan state was dealing with the protests that have been taking place in different Libyan cities since last week."

Al-Mahmoudi has not appeared in public since the outbreak of the protests, nor has he made any statements to the official Libyan media, which strengthens speculation that he may have resigned.

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http://aawsat.com/english/news.asp?section=1&id=24296

[Catherina]

3. Protesters marching out of mosque in Tripoli after Friday prayers chanting ">

iyad_elbaghdadi Iyad El-Baghdadi
Protesters marching out of mosque in Tripoli after Friday prayers: http://j.mp/fneT0z "There is no lord but God, martyrs are beloved to God"
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25th Feb 2011 - Storyful - libya - Protests after Friday prayers Tripoli

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnm16YyJJNQ

[Catherina]

4. Video evidence of clean ups: Gaddafi's men picking up dead bodies in #Tripoli

iyad_elbaghdadi Iyad El-Baghdadi
Video evidence of clean ups: Gaddafi's men picking up dead bodies in #Tripoli: http://j.mp/gkDGnu #Libya
1 hour ago Favorite Retweet Reply


https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=113996365342590

[pinboy3niner]

9. WOW! That is really damning.

Clearly, they are not handling an injured casualty.

It's ridiculous that they believe they can hide the evidence in this way. Like no one has ever been able to find mass graves before. :crazy:

Still I'd rather see them expending their time and energy doing this than murdering even more innocent civilians.

[Catherina]

5. #Benghazi now, there is no lack of weapons; citizens are armed:

iyad_elbaghdadi Iyad El-Baghdadi
In #Benghazi now, there is no lack of weapons; citizens are armed: http://j.mp/harImY #Libya
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Can't link pic here

Che pic on rebel's shoulder. OMG, that weaponry!

[Catherina]

6. #Benghazi, it's not just army regulars who have guns and are on alert

iyad_elbaghdadi Iyad El-Baghdadi
In #Benghazi, it's not just army regulars who have guns and are on alert: http://j.mp/g2eJ6T #Libya
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iyad_elbaghdadi Iyad El-Baghdadi
Citizens have formed local militias and created checkpoints in #Benghazi: http://j.mp/gxZYnj #Libya
1 hour ago Favorite Retweet Reply


Can't link pics here

[Catherina]

7. Gaddafi still has loyalty of Intel chief Abu Zeid Omar Durda & Libyan FM Musa Kusa

SultanAlQassemi Sultan Al Qassemi
Asharq Al Awsat: "Gaddafi still enjoys the loyalty of Intelligence chief Abu Zeid Omar Durda & Libyan Foreign Minister Musa Kusa." #Libya
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[Catherina]

8. Even with what it's going through, #Benghazi does not forget Palestine

iyad_elbaghdadi Iyad El-Baghdadi
Even with what it's going through, #Benghazi does not forget Palestine: http://j.mp/eRL5NA #Libya
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[Catherina]

10. Thuraya Telecommunications satellite services operator Accuses #Libya of Jamming Satellite Signals

SultanAlQassemi Sultan Al Qassemi
Thuraya Telecommunications satellite services operator Accuses #Libya of Jamming Satellite Signals http://bit.ly/gtdPeJ
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Fri, 25 February, 2011

Thuraya Accuses Libya of Jamming Satellite Signals
By Peter B. de Selding

ShareThis
PARIS — Mobile satellite services operator Thuraya Telecommunications on Feb. 25 said it has “conclusive evidence” that Libya, one of its shareholders, is the source of “unlawful and intentional jamming” of Thuraya signals in Libya and surrounding areas over the past week.

The Dubai, United Arab Emirates-based company, which has dealt with Libya-based jamming in the past, said its technical teams are working to reduce the impact of the jamming and that, as of Feb. 25, “voice services were restored over much of the country.”

The Thuraya-2 satellite’s network is operational, it said, but is still contending with jamming attempts at its beams serving Libya. Thuraya-2 is a large mobile communications satellite built by Boeing Satellite Systems International and stationed at 44 degrees east in geostationary orbit. Thuraya also operates Thuraya-3, stationed at 98.5 degrees east.

The Thuraya statement follows similar complaints from Arab television broadcaster Al Jazeera, which said its signals into Libya had been jammed, and that the broadcaster had traced the jamming’s source to a Libyan intelligence service facility south of Tripoli.

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http://www.spacenews.com/satellite_telecom/110225-thuraya-accuses-libya-jamming.html

[Catherina]

11. video from feb17.info Young protester killed in Souq al Jumaa in #Tripoli

feb17voices Feb 17 voices
GRAPHIC video from feb17.info Young protester killed in Souq al Jumaa in #Tripoli. #Libya #Feb17 http://tiny.cc/o2x4g
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Young Protester shot and killed by Gaddafi’s security forces in Souq Al Jumaa, Tripoli (Feb. 25)
Posted on February 25, 2011 by v1d

Witnesses say tens of people were killed today in Tripoli after Friday prayer. May God accept them all as martyrs.

VIDEO

http://feb17.info/videos/young-protester-shot-and-killed-by-gaddafis-security-forces-in-souq-al-jumaa-tripoli-feb-25/

[joshcryer]

16. Worst video yet. By far.

And I saw the disemboweled people, the guy who was in pieces, the- well, who cares, I have seen nasty stuff.

The screaming from his friend was what did it. I do not doubt the authenticity of that video at all.

[Catherina]

24. I just kicked a bunch of *friends* off my FB page,,, told my family

Told them they were no friends of mine. Told my family and relatives to disown me and go back to their shopping if they can't understand why this matters so much.

So sick of it. That was terrible. And too few even want to know


Thanks for being here at this time of night.

[joshcryer]

35. I'm so sorry Catherina. :(

Hope things work out for you.

[Catherina]

12. Captured mercenary being shielded by Libyans, Read and watch

BREAKING: Captured mercenary being shielded by Libyans
Posted on February 26, 2011 by admin
This is simply phenomenal. A captured mercenary is being shielded by a Libyan from the rest of the angry protesters. Please read the translation of what happened below.


http://www.libyafeb17.com/?p=2610

Try to listen out for the phrase khalloo hai which means keep him alive. It is repeated so much!

Translation:

Camera man: Leave him guys, leave him!
Protester: Let the world see him! Let the world see him!
Protester: Let him live! We need him to be alive!
Protester: Let him be guys! Come on, let him be!
**between 0:22-0:26 a protester is seen brandishing a knife at the bottom of the screen, the cameraman reacts by pulling him back and saying:
Cameraman: No no no NO! Keep him alive!
Protester: No no No! We need him alive! Keep him alive!
Protester: Guys! War is deceit! Be careful they might ambush you from behind! War is deceit!
Protester: Let him be! Leave him alone!
Protester: Where are you from you dog? Where are you from?
Protester: I want to know who….this battalion… (Video ends)

[pinboy3niner]

14. This is the vid CNN's AC/360 aired tonight

It's even more dramatic (for non-Arabic speakers) with the translation!

[Catherina]

25. Helped me a lot too. Made it even more powerful.

Thanks for being here right now. What a terrible day/night.

[pinboy3niner]

37. We've got your back

Thanks for all you are doing. For your commitment, and your energy, and the sacrifices you are making to do this. Many here appreciate all of your hard, hard work SO MUCH.

Bearing witness...

When all of this is finally over, you may very well want to look into counseling for PTSD. I suspect you already know that.

In any case, you're going to deserve a happy and peaceful respite.

Love & Peace,
pinboy3niner

:hug:

[defendandprotect]

38. KICK -- ....

Amazing -- !!

[Catherina]

41. Alternate youtube link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpXxHBfuPvI

[Catherina]

13. Obama letter to the US Speaker of the House of Representatives on #Libya sanctions

SultanAlQassemi Sultan Al Qassemi
See Obama letter to the US Speaker of the House of Representatives on #Libya sanctions http://scr.bi/dZxNNW via @joshrogin
1 hour ago

THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary

For Immediate Release

February 25, 2011

TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENTTO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESAND THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE

February 25, 2011

Dear Mr. Speaker: (Dear Mr. President: ) Pursuant to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act(50 U.S.C. 1701 et seq .) (IEEPA),


I hereby report that I haveissued an Executive Order (the "order") that takes steps withrespect to the situation in Libya. I have determined that the actions of Colonel Muammar Qadhafi,his government, and close associates, including extreme measuresagainst the people of Libya, constitute an unusual andextraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policyof the United States. The order declares a national emergencyto deal with this threat. The order blocks the property and interests in property ofpersons listed in the Annex to the order, who I have determinedmeet the first or second of the six criteria set forth below.The order also provides criteria for designations of personsdetermined by the Secretary of the Treasury, in consultationwith the Secretary of State:


to be a senior official of the Government of Libya;


to be a child of Colonel Muammar Qadhafi;


to be responsible for or complicit in, or responsible forordering, controlling, or otherwise directing, or to haveparticipated in, the commission of human rights abusesrelated to political repression in Libya;


to have materially assisted, sponsored, or providedfinancial, material, logistical, or technical support for,or goods or services in support of the activities describedabove or any person whose property and interests inproperty are blocked pursuant to the order;


to be owned or controlled by, or to have acted or purportedto act for or on behalf of, any person whose property andinterests in property are blocked pursuant to the order; or


to be a spouse or dependent child of any person whoseproperty and interests in property are blocked pursuantto the order. In addition, the order blocks the property and interests inproperty of the Government of Libya.


2 I have delegated to the Secretary of the Treasury the authority,in consultation with the Secretary of State, to take suchactions, including the promulgation of rules and regulations,and to employ all powers granted to the President by IEEPA, asmay be necessary to carry out the purposes of the order. Allexecutive agencies of the United States Government are directedto take all appropriate measures within their authority to carryout the provisions of the order. Additionally, the Secretary of State is suspending all existinglicenses and other approvals for the export of defense articlesand services to Libya. The order, a copy of which is enclosed, became effective at8:00 p.m. eastern standard time on February 25, 2011. Sincerely,

BARACK OBAMA

# # #

http://www.scribd.com/doc/49572778/2011libya-idl

[joshcryer]

18. GOOD, Libya has BILLIONS locked up here as per wikileaks.

[Catherina]

15. Best Libyan protest signs from around world

feb17libya Feb17Libya
#feb17 Top 40: Best Libyan protest signs from around world http://f.ast.ly/qrT56 #@shabablibya
1 hour ago


Best one in my book:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jleeson/5464789857

Putting the boot to Gadaffi
Toronto.

http://feb17.info/media/top-40-best-libyan-protest-signs-from-around-world/

[Catherina]

17. Video: Protesters barricading the street to prevent pro-Gaddafi security forces from patrolling

feb17libya Feb17Libya
#feb17 Exclusive Video: Tripoli (Feb. 25) http://f.ast.ly/qxUMQ #@shabablibya
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Exclusive Video: Tripoli (Feb. 25)
Posted on February 25, 2011 by v1d

Protesters barricading the street to prevent pro-Gaddafi security forces from patrolling


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6P7jMKyRWGQ

[pinboy3niner]

21. It takes great courage even to leave their homes to do that

With Gaddafi's militias and mercs and the 32nd Brigade gunning down anyone they find on the streets, many fear even to leave their homes.

[Catherina]

19. "Defecting generals from Gaddafi’s eastern army units said Friday that they’d moved 1,000 troops tow

SultanAlQassemi Sultan Al Qassemi
"Defecting generals from Gaddafi’s eastern army units said Friday that they’d moved 1,000 troops toward Tripoli" http://bit.ly/eNrJgo #Libya
1 hour ago

Noose tightens around faltering Libyan leader


BY ROBERT SIBLEY, OTTAWA CITIZEN FEBRUARY 25, 2011 11:02 PM


The Battle of Tripoli looms.

While Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi continues to clench his fist in defiance of his foes, his grip on power appears increasingly tenuous as opposition forces surround Tripoli. After a week’s fighting and bloodshed — some estimates say thousands have already died in the populist uprising — the longtime dictator has lost control of cities to the east and west of the capital, as well as much of the rest of the country. By Friday night, rebels were reportedly in control of roads and towns west of the capital.

Earlier this week, Gadhafi was full of bluster and braggadocio, promising to die a martyr — “I will fight to the last drop of my blood” — rather than surrender to those who want an end to his four-decade rule. He played the rhetorical card again Friday in hopes of rallying support. Hundreds of Libyans still seemingly loyal to the man jammed into Green Square, the city-centre plaza where the protests began last week. They held his portrait aloft, waved green flags and chanted his name for the cameras of Libyan state television, but many had their faces covered.

Standing on the ramparts of Assai al Hamra — the Red Castle — overlooking the square, Gadhafi pumped his fists and blew kisses to the crowd and told them to “get ready to fight for Libya, get ready to fight for dignity, get ready to fight for petroleum … Moammar Gadhafi is among you. I stand among the people and we will fight and we will kill them if they want.”

Killing seemed to be Gadhafi’s favourite theme, and his only response to opponents. He threatened to arm anyone who would support him. “We can crush any enemy. We can crush it with the people’s will. The people are armed and when necessary, we will open arsenals to arm all Libyan people and all Libyan tribes.”

...

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/Noose+tightens+around+faltering+Libyan+leader/4350688/story.html

[Catherina]

20. "Defecting generals assigned a special unit to hunt down the Libyan leader"

"Defecting generals from Gadhafi’s eastern army units .. assigned a special unit to hunt down the Libyan leader" http://bit.ly/eNrJgo #Libya
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[joshcryer]

23. Good move. Cut off the head of the tyant, minimize bloodshed.

If he really does get loyalist support it could be bloodier than it need be.

(All signs indicate as the "Battle of Tripoli" begins the "loyalists" will defect in high numbers and the mercs will tuck tail and run.)

[Catherina]

22. This may be stupid but I just wrote it .

EndOppression Free the World
This may be stupid but I just wrote it ... http://bit.ly/ePF1WS
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I once knew people from Benghazi
Oppressed 42 years by Gadafi
Hearing Freedoms Call, They United one and all
Armed for war with twitter and not much more
It was a peacful Demonstration, that inspired their nation.
Confronted with guns, the Libyans did not run
Martyred in the street and blood at their feet
Off to Tripoli for Gaddafi they wanted to meet.
Rumers were spread,
Gadafi had fled
When all is done, their freedom will be won.
They did it on their own by mostly their phones.
As the world stood by listening to their cries...

https://pastee.org/rsqwg

[pinboy3niner]

30. It's terrible poetry, but that doesn't matter

Powerful experiences motivate people who may not have ever written--or even read very much--poetry before to take pen or keyboard in hand to express themselves in verse.

What counts is not the quality of the verse but the expression of emotions that are deeply felt.

After this, Libya will be awash in poetry--both the bad and the brilliant--for decades...

[Catherina]

32. I thought it was beautiful. was only feeling the emotions conveyed

which for me, made it true poetry. When all this is calmer, I'm going to write an e-book or put up a website. That poem will be the preface.

I want every detail, emotion of the tremendous sacrifice for freedom be documented and honored later on.

[pinboy3niner]

39. It's only 'terrible' in the literary sense

Which has nothing to do with its true value.

A friend of mine keeps a file labeled "Bad Poetry." Much of it is from tributes left at the Vietnam Veterans' Memorial in D.C. By literary standards, it's pretty bad. But you're absolutely right--it is beautiful as the heartful expression of human emotion--often borne out of the most horrific trauma.

[defendandprotect]

40. "As the world stood by" --

How horribly true -

That Libya has such a huge loss of life is due to Gaddafi and his insanity --

and the security he feels from the arms he controls thanks to USA, UK, France --

those who have armed this insane man for money -- to keep our MIC going!

Not their troops that have to disarm this psychopath now --

it's Libyans left with the job of doing it!!


And -- It was a beautiful poem!

[Catherina]

26. should I devote next days 2 starting a campaign 2 ridicule Saif. Only bc he knows English & I want >

Cyrenaican Libyana Americana
Considering whether I should devote next days 2 starting a campaign 2 ridicule Saif. Only bc he knows English & I want 2 make him cry.
53 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply


Intl campaign to shame him, mock him, hound him, I'm all for it.

[Catherina]

29. W\ my childish remarks, can you believe I was one of the original #Feb17 callers 4 protest on >>

Cyrenaican Libyana Americana
With my childish remarks, can you believe I was one of the original #Feb17 callers for protest on twitter? HA
51 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

33. Yea, I'm not gonna carry out the campaign...someone else take the initiative.

Cyrenaican Libyana Americana
Yea, I'm not gonna carry out the campaign...someone else take the initiative.
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[Catherina]

27. #Iraq What happened today isn't acceptable

AliveIn Stories from MENA
#Iraq What happened today isn't acceptable. http://bit.ly/gxw63Y (Feb 25)
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What happened today isn’t acceptable.



on FEBRUARY 25, 2011



Arabic:

السلام عليكم انا من بغداد، للأسف اليوم اللي صار لايرضي أي احد! وللاسف الحكومة ماعرفت تتصرف وهي مطالب بسيطة جدا. لايمكن اننا نعيش ببلد نفطي في عام 2011 ونطالب بالخدمات نطالب بتحسين الخدمات التي هي أساسيات لكل انسان، فللاسف الحكومة تصرفت بطريقة غلط وراح تجرنا لأشياء والى مطاليب أكبر و أكبر، واحتمال تسقط الحكومة، ومو احتمال أكيد نُسقِط الحكومة في شهر وتحياتي

English:

Hello, I’m from Baghdad unfortunately what have happened today isn’t acceptable to anyone, and unfortunately the government didn’t know to act while they’re very simple demands.We can’t be living in an oil country in year 2011 and ask for services, improvement in services that are basic for every human. Thus the government act wrongly and is going to drag us to things and more demands bigger and bigger, there’s a possibility of the government falling, not a possibility I’m sure we’re going to do that in a month. Regards.

French:

Bonjour, je suis de Bagdad, malheureusement ce qui s’est passé aujourd’hui n’est acceptable pour personne, et malheureusement le gouvernement n’a pas su comment agir alors que ce sont des demandes très simples. Nous ne pouvons pas vivre dans un pays pétrolier en 2011 et demander des services, l’amélioration de services qui sont basiques pour chaque humain. Ainsi le gouvernement agit mal et nous poussera vers des choses et des demandes encore plus grandes. Il y a une possibilité que le gouvernement tombe, plus qu’une possibilité je suis sûre que le gouvernement tombera en un mois. Salutations.

Translation by @Nuha_Nofal and @meryem




http://alive.in/iraq/2011/02/25/what-happened-today-isnt-acceptable/

[Catherina]

28. #Iraq A message to supports on Twitter & FB.

AliveIn Stories from MENA
#Iraq A message to supports on Twitter & FB. http://bit.ly/f2Mri9 (Feb 25)
56 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

A message to supports on Twitter & FB.



on FEBRUARY 25, 2011


AUDIO IN ENGLISH

Arabic:

مرحبا، أنا صافون، صحفي عراقي مقيم في بغداد. أنا سعيد هذا اليوم لانني قمت بتغطية المظاهرة في بغداد – ميدان التحرير، والذي كان واحد من عدة قامت في نواحي البلاد، أنا سعيد لرؤيتي المدونين وكتاب التويتر كانوا لاعبين رئيسين فيها لأول مرة منذ غزو 2003، كان بالفعل يوم المدونين وكتاب التويتر. أريد أن أشكر كل من تابع و دعم العراقيين على الفيسبوك و توتير وخصوصا من بالخارج. للمرة الأولى منذ غزو 2003 نرى احتجاجات واسعة المدى لم يتم تنظيمها او المناداة لها تحت مسميات أحزاب دينية أو سياسية. الأمن العراقي رد عليها بجدية حيث ان التجربة الثرية لليوم هو مانريد من اليوم – يوم واعد.

English:

Hi, I’m Baghdad al Safoon, an Iraqi journalist based in Baghdad, I’m happy today because I covered the demonstration in Baghdad Tahrir square, which was one of many nationwide. I’m happy to see bloggers and twitters were the main players in it for the first time since 2003 year of the invasion, for it’s really the day of bloggers, and twitters I’d like to thank who follow and support Iraqis on twitter or facebook, mainly those abroad it’s the first time since the US invasion on 2003 such nationwide protest not organized or called by any political or religious parties. The Iraqi security forces reaction was a grow up on the richest experience we all want from today is a promising one. Thanks.

Translated by @Nuha_Nofal

http://alive.in/iraq/2011/02/25/a-message-to-supports-on-twitter-fb/

[Catherina]

31. Solidarity: Worldwide protests held tomorrow in support of Libya! n/t

ShababLibya LibyanYouthMovement
Solidarity: Worldwide protests held tomorrow in support of Libya! Free free Libya! #libya #feb17 #gaddaficrimes
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[Catherina]

34. current time in Tripoli is 8:13 AM on Saturday, 26 Feb

TimeInLibya Time In Libya
#Libya The current time in Tripoli is 8:00 AM on Saturday, 26 February 2011
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[Catherina]

36. Day 10, Part 1 here

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x512443