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Bani Walid is safe ... even safer than a jail

These news are coming from an "unbiased" source : Magharebia (Washington DC) that states: Security improvements in Bani Walid reassure citizens that it is now safe to resume their normal activities. "Every day is better than the previous one and steadily...

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The fog of misinformation over Aisha Gaddafi

We are witnessing the creation of a fiction,whose purpose is to hide a violation of human rights for the members of the Gaddafi family, accepted for "humanitarian reasons" in Algeria and, in fact, subjected to a regime of semi-freedom. Minor Arab media...

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Il grande scandalo prossimo venturo: le riserve auree svanite

Il Comitato Anti-Trust per il mercato dell’oro (Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee) va dicendo ed esponendo da anni con tanto di prove. Ovvero che molte Banche Centrali Occidentali non possiedono tutto l’oro dichiarato a titolo di riserva. Parte di quell’oro...

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Post-Assad chaos in Syria could engulf the whole region

Syria Forms New Opposition Leadership Syria's fractious opposition formed a new leadership (AFP) in the effort to unite against President Bashar al-Assad, electing moderate cleric Mouaz al-Khatib as leader after four days of marathon talks in Qatar. The...

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Mali: who will face the international troops?

Defending or conquering Mali? What are the actual jihadists that might face a possible intervention of African army? All fundamentalist groups is 4 to 6000 men, according to sources. Principal component Ansar Eddine [that officially rejected terrorism]...

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Business dei fiori: Rose per noi, Spine per l'Etiopia

Ditelo con un fiore… ma non con una rosa Sulle coste del bellissimo lago Naivasha, in Kenya, sono sorte una infinità di serre che producono quasi novanta milioni di fiori recisi all’anno, tutti destinati al mercato europeo. Un businnes immenso che, sulla...

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La famille Kadhafi aurait quitté l'Algérie

Si les fils et la fille de Mouammar Kadhafi ne sont plus en Algérie... Où sont-ils donc? Exilés en Algérie pour des raisons humanitaires, le 29 août 2011, ils faisaient l’objet de reproches du nouveau pouvoir libyen à l’égard du voisin algérien. A plusieurs...

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.:Middle East Online #Libya #BaniWalid residents...

.:Middle East Online #Libya #BaniWalid residents victims of political score-settling / by NGC' tughs :. http://t.co/Zgl2jypL mcc43 (@mcc43_) November 02, 2012 By Dominique Soguel - BANI WALID, Libya Mohammed Saad and his family came home to a dead goat...

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