Dutch Reporter Sleeps At Gaddafi's Compound, The Most Bombed Part Of Libya

This is quite an interesting article, and a good read for all. A different perspective from our mainstream media to say the least...

Whoever thinks the two million inhabitants of the Libyan capital are hiding under basement stairs while anxiously waiting for the NATO bombs is wrong. Every night is great fun for hundreds of youngsters at the corner of the approximately 30 hectares large military complex in the heart of Tripoli. Opposite the old residence of Gaddafi perform a variety of singers, which is directly broadcast on State TV. The place is not randomly chosen. The façade wall is hung with portraits and banners that show the strikes by British and American bombs in 1986.

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"Dutch war reporter Arnold Karskens sleeps at Gaddafi's compound, the most bombed part of Libya".


I love the title, "Sleeping with the "enemy" -- real life in Tripoli"... I can't even pretend to think I know what it must be like over there, but I'm sure it's not what everyone is hearing on Fox or CNN..

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Good day...

this is proper news reporting as it should be.

Not the propaganda bollocks we are all spun in the news.

Originally posted by diddy1234
this is proper news reporting as it should be.

Not the propaganda bollocks we are all spun in the news.

My thoughts exactly...