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So the cards are on the table
Jan. 16th, 2007 08:25 pmI've been following this case for a lot of time.
Finally, Gaddafi revealed his cards. Why the waste of so many years of suffering for the medics? He just had to show his hypocricy a long time ago. And the bargaining could begin.
I'm sick and tired of seeing the hypocrite reactions of the so called *international community*. "Oh we are so sorry, this is so terrible, we totally support the medics..." And still no actions. No economic sanctions, no diplomatic pressure. Because Libya has oil, and oil is worth much more than the lives of several innocent medics, be they even already-EU-citizens.
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Finally, Gaddafi revealed his cards. Why the waste of so many years of suffering for the medics? He just had to show his hypocricy a long time ago. And the bargaining could begin.
I'm sick and tired of seeing the hypocrite reactions of the so called *international community*. "Oh we are so sorry, this is so terrible, we totally support the medics..." And still no actions. No economic sanctions, no diplomatic pressure. Because Libya has oil, and oil is worth much more than the lives of several innocent medics, be they even already-EU-citizens.
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