"It was a command and control bunker", my source insisted, adding that since they'd hit it, the 'chatter' coming from it had stopped.
It all sounded a bit odd - colleagues who have recently been in Brega tell me its a ghost town. The fighting has pushed all civilians out. So why would a group of Imams be there?
Originally posted by Soshh
Here's why:
Publicly, the regime has vehemently attacked Nato for bombing sites it variously describe as either “civilian, or non-military”. Libyan government spokesman, Moussa Ibrahim, described as “murderous and barbaric” the strike on the Brega guest house which killed the Imams.
But on Saturday a Dutch engineer, Freek Landmeter, claimed he had built a large bunker for the Gaddafi regime underneath the site in 1988. Landmeter provided GPS co-ordinates for the project which matched those provided by the regime on Friday for the guest house.
shabablibya.org...
Now why would they allow Imams to stay there? Hmm that's a toughy.
Originally posted by malcr
Originally posted by Soshh
Here's why:
Publicly, the regime has vehemently attacked Nato for bombing sites it variously describe as either “civilian, or non-military”. Libyan government spokesman, Moussa Ibrahim, described as “murderous and barbaric” the strike on the Brega guest house which killed the Imams.
But on Saturday a Dutch engineer, Freek Landmeter, claimed he had built a large bunker for the Gaddafi regime underneath the site in 1988. Landmeter provided GPS co-ordinates for the project which matched those provided by the regime on Friday for the guest house.
shabablibya.org...
Now why would they allow Imams to stay there? Hmm that's a toughy.
Thank god ATS has somebody else who doesn't believe the Gaddafi propoganda machine. I mean DUH!
How come we find out about a peace process meeting AFTER not BEFORE........propoganda DUH!
Originally posted by malcr
Originally posted by Soshh
Here's why:
Publicly, the regime has vehemently attacked Nato for bombing sites it variously describe as either “civilian, or non-military”. Libyan government spokesman, Moussa Ibrahim, described as “murderous and barbaric” the strike on the Brega guest house which killed the Imams.
But on Saturday a Dutch engineer, Freek Landmeter, claimed he had built a large bunker for the Gaddafi regime underneath the site in 1988. Landmeter provided GPS co-ordinates for the project which matched those provided by the regime on Friday for the guest house.
shabablibya.org...
Now why would they allow Imams to stay there? Hmm that's a toughy.
Thank god ATS has somebody else who doesn't believe the Gaddafi propoganda machine. I mean DUH!
How come we find out about a peace process meeting AFTER not BEFORE........propoganda DUH!
