Comments on: Cynthia McKinney on President Obama and Libya, Japan and 9/11 truth

By: NO Africom!

NO Africom! — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 17:06:12 +0000

We love you Cynthia McKinney, you are truly a voice for the voiceless and a light to our darkness… If america was worthy of you, which they are not; I would vote for you to be our next President!!! On the hand, I would much rather see you run for a Presidential seat in AFRICA…. Free Africa from Africom!

By: Free Libya!

Free Libya! — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 16:51:18 +0000

I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to meet one of the Greatest leaders of the 21Century, Muammar Qadaffi who was a true friend to African people and others…. Most African(americans) do not agree with the U. S and Nato terror and over throw on Qadaffi and other leaders in their own country. Shame on them!

By: John Owens

John Owens — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 22:43:44 +0000

Richard LEfew

Thank you for you comment. I truly believe that you have taken some time to do research on Gadhafi. I have for many years studied Gadhafi. He is truly the best of Africa's leaders.

I do not understand why anyone who cares about the poorest people on the planet will like to overthrow Gadhafi.

As we pray for him to survive NATO's attacks let us also tell the truth about Gadhafi to others.

By: John Owens

John Owens — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 22:35:09 +0000

Guest, the two pilots may have flown out of Libya. Whether anyone truly authorized the two pilots to bomb civilians or not remains a mystery.

Could the NATO allies have bribed them to fly off with the planes? Were these two pilots part of the rebel movement in Libya and therefore fled with the two planes on their own? Was this going to be part of the psychological warfare against Gadhafi?

Since a UN Security Council mandate of a no-fly zone suddenly becomes an all-out war aimed at overthrowing or capturing and humiliating Africa's most progressive leader, we need to question the defection into a NATO of these two pilots.

The truth is, this is an internal conflict, a civil war, an action by rebels against their government. They need to resolve their differences without the most powerful military alliance siding with the rebels under the pretext of a no-fly zone.

NATO's attempt to overthrow Gadhafi in an international coup makes the action of the two pilots suspect.

By: Richard LEfew

Richard LEfew — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 06:18:51 +0000

Thank you for reporting the truth about Qadaffi. He's been a hero of mine since I did my own investigation into his life's work. Qadaffi is perhaps the most sincere, benevolent leader Africa has had in modern history. He is truly a caring man, who has done more for his people than anyone in the west can imagine.

I'm so tired of hearing the mainstream propaganda that mischaracterizes Qadaffi so blatantly. The problem is that this misinformation on Qadaffi is so prevalent, it's become common knowledge…or widespread cognitive dissonance. Qadaffi is a true hero to his people, and a benevolent inspiration to all of us. I'm a white conservative American, and I pray every day for Qadaffi's safety, and I hope that he can survive these brutal attacks, and one day be vindicated.

If Libya loses Qadaffi, then nothing stands in the way of the international banksters and multinational corporations from dismembering Libya and enslaving it's people.

Currently, under Qadaffi, Libya is completely self sufficient and debt free. How many nations can say the same thing? (here's a hint, how many nations don't have a central bank affiliated with the BIS, IMF, World Bank cabal?)