Official Video Presentation of Malcolm Shabazz Funeral in Oakland Ca 5/17/13 – YouTube.
WARNING: SOME DETAILS ARE GRAPHIC
The Real Horror of Benghazi Was Ethnic Cleansing-Let’s Talk About That | Davey D’s Hip Hop Corner.
Cynthia McKinney: 12,000 U.S. troops bound for Libya
Lies, deception and betrayal sparked the war against Libya
Libya, the ‘humanitarian’ war: There is no evidence!
The Libyan conflict was/is not some altruistic U.S. humanitarian response to conflict. Anti Ghaddafi sentiments expressed
in the first two videos should be severely tempered by the fact that NATO intervention in Libya was about oil and money – which
Ghaddafi deemed should be utilized for Libyans, not Euro-America. Euro-America thought otherwise, of course, and merely took
what it wanted.
Make sure that so-called ‘objectivity’ is tempered with the knowledge that everyone is objective. What isn’t always clearly recognized
is that everyone’s ‘objectives’ do not necessarily mesh. And some people’s objectives are definitely – and deliberately – fraught with lies.
And further, make sure that the ‘objective’ is to seek / gain knowledge of what was / is really going on – not the one track mind espousing
of some pseudo-patriotic U.S. emotionalism.
Ethnic cleansing is very real, and is happening in AFRIKA and in the U.S. and in Europe. The key question is always in discerning
who are the victims and who are the perpetrators. The 3 videos below, and the 3 newspaper articles from the SF BAYVIEW Newspaper,
(which has a long local, national, and international reputation for speaking truth to power,) tell a more thorough story with more detailed
information concerning the continuing conflict.
—Kambon
In loving memory of El Hajj Malcolm Latif El Shabazz | San Francisco Bay View
In loving memory of El Hajj Malcolm Latif El Shabazz | San Francisco Bay View.
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