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Libyan diplomat was tortured, died in detention, rights group says

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posted on Feb, 3 2012 @ 03:07 PM
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Libyan diplomat was tortured, died in detention, rights group says


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(CNN) -- A Libyan diplomat died 24 hours after he was detained by a militia based in the city of Zintan, Human Rights Watch said.

The French Foreign Ministry confirmed Omar Brebesh's death in prison, though it did not have any information as to the circumstances. The ministry said Brebesh, 62, had served as the charge d'affairs in France from 2004 to 2008.

CNN's attempts to reach Libyan officials were not immediately successful. However, Libya's ambassador to the United Nations, Mohammed Shalgham, told the United Nations this month that Libya does not approve of any abuse and was wor
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posted on Feb, 3 2012 @ 03:07 PM
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These people are insane. I am having a really hard time believing any the negative propaganda that was produced against the Gaddahfi regime.
The thing that is so disturbing about this incident is that this type of torturing is happening all over Libya. People are scared to even talk about this in interviews. This is nuts.
And to think this guy had his son bring him in for voluntary interrogation. They even gave his son tea as if they(rebels, police officials, whoever) were good upstanding by the book men. The Libyan War is far from over. If stuff like this keeps happening...Libya will begin to look like Liberia because the orphaned, widowed, and betrayed will inevitably form revenge militia groups.
Sad.

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posted on Feb, 3 2012 @ 03:15 PM
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If you saw the video of Gaddafi's capture, immediate torture, you'd know that they are animals over there. Just barbaric animals.



posted on Feb, 3 2012 @ 03:15 PM
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We can sit and debate the legitimacy of attacking Libya all we want to, the point I want to make is this:

If we made the decision to attack, we should have backed it up with ground forces to prevent this type of hysteria from filling the power vacuum.

If we were concerned about being the good guys, that is. Sure - we'd catch crap from people claiming we were empire-building and "in it for oil" (since any country with more than five cubic feet of sand must have oil in it, apparently) - but at least you wouldn't have such a cluster #.

Obama's decision to call the strike... followed by what amounts to nearly a media black-out on the aftermath... is just eerie to me. I know the media has a short memory and goes for sensationalism... but you would think there would be a higher demand for news regarding the country we randomly decided to start blowing up. Or do people just believe it's all rainbows and unicorns over there, and see no reason to wonder about the outcome of the rebellion?



posted on Feb, 3 2012 @ 03:26 PM
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Yes I finally brought myself to watch it about 2 to 3 weeks ago. It was truly sad and ridiculous.

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Yea it really has gotten messy and is getting a little messier. Even the former vice chairman allegedly was beaten and left in a pool of his own blood. Everyone seems to be in rebel uniform yet there is a Green resistance. I wonder how any of those militia groups can tell a green resistance group from a reg rebel group as I'm sure no soldier in their right mind is wearing the green flag at this time.



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posted on Feb, 3 2012 @ 03:33 PM
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Hopefully the Libyan fiasco will serve as a warning to alert world citizens everywhere. The illegal invasion and corruption of a country's government due to external forces. NATO deserves to be disbanded imho.

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posted on Feb, 3 2012 @ 04:02 PM
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Originally posted by LightSpeedDriver
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Hopefully the Libyan fiasco will serve as a warning to alert world citizens everywhere. The illegal invasion and corruption of a country's government due to external forces. NATO deserves to be disbanded imho.

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So true. How is it that NATO forces went in to Libya to free people of their oppressive regime when all the people have seen since is mass death, rape, torture, and mayhem? Perhaps the West should stop trying to impose their ideologies on other people.



posted on Feb, 3 2012 @ 05:15 PM
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This is so sad.
I wanted to download this video and upload it to youtube but I am unable to.
Video of Info of the interview with of the son.



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