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Được bảo hộ bởi Pháp và Tây Ban Nha - người dân Tuy ni di rất sung sướng, sự sung sướng vô bờ bến của họ khiến một số kẻ nằm dưới vũng bùn nhơ nhuốc chực liếm gót giầy rên rỉ mong ước. Sẵn sàng vứt đổ tổ tiên dòng họ. Cốt chỉ làm sao liếm cho được mà thôi.

Ôi thiên đường liếm gót ở đâu, hãy chỉ nơi đưa lối .... +))

Cái chủ đề này tạo ra để nói xóc nhau à? Nhưng dù sao bám kàng vẫn là bám kàng. Nó mất gốc rồi vớ vẩn lại là thằng con lai cũng nên!

mày thần kinh ah. nói năng linh tinh vào bệnh viện tâm thần chơi đi

thằng home này năm ngoái nhiệt tình bưng bô cho cha già gà đá phi, sau khi cha chết thảm thì cu sinh ra lẩn thẩn, nói năng linh tinh, lảm nhảm như thằng tâm thần.

Có điều lạ là nhiều bạn thường hay chửi bới mỉa mai ai đó bám càng theo mẽo gì gì, cứ làm như vào đây phát biểu toàn là dân Cali bám càng vượt biên mấy chục năm trước không bằng. Trong khi đó thì đám bám càng đã chết gần hết, con cháu chúng nó thì chả quan tâm VN là cái quái gì, mà dạo này bên Mẽo đói kém, chúng nó làm mửa mật chả có cơm mà ăn, thời gian đâu mà vào đây chém gió với bọn HVB. Cho nên tớ hay mỉa mấy bợn đó là " chó sủa bóng trăng"

Được hưởng lợi đây:
http://vtc.vn/311-324061/quoc-te/video-soc-quan-ntc-libya-doi-xu-voi-nguoi-nhu-suc-vat.htm

Bọn đen đánh thuê ấy mà, còn gọi là lũ ngọe.
Thế là còn nhẹ nhàng chán.
Mà ảnh này chắc từ năm ngoái.
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Báo quốc doanh chả có cái gì bôi bác, lôi ảnh cũ ra tự sướng .. .hố hố hố

Trong khi đó thì ... mời các bạn đọc tiếng Anh luôn hộ:
UN Envoy Confident Libya Can Overcome Challenges, Pursue Democratic Path
02/03/2012 17:34:00

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The top United Nations envoy to Libya has expressed expressed confidence that just over four months after since the end of the eight-month long conflict, the country will be able to overcome current difficulties and pursue the path towards the goals it committed itself to when the popular uprising began a year ago.

"It is clear that the Libyan people are eager to move forward with the transition to democracy, and their most central expectation of the United Nations is that we will support them in doing so," Ian Martin, the Secretary-General's Special Representative and head of the UN Support Mission in Libya, UNSMIL, told the Security Council.

Speaking via videoconference from the capital, Tripoli, Mr. Martin noted that the country has begun implementing the framework for staging the first free elections in Libya in four decades. It adopted the electoral administration law as well as the main electoral law, and appointed the High National Electoral Commission.

The main electoral law provides for a mixed parallel electoral system, with 120 seats to be elected by majoritarian races reserved for individual candidates, and 80 seats to be elected by proportional races reserved for lists to be submitted by political or other groups.

He said: "Like all electoral frameworks, this parallel system is a compromise among competing views and interests, but our judgment is that the law provides a reasonable foundation for the election of the National Congress, although some gaps and shortcomings remain.”

Members of the National Congress, due to be elected by late June, will be tasked with drafting a new constitution for Libya, after a four-decades plus dictatorial rule until last year's uprising led to his ousting and h e3nd of his regime.

Crucial to the successful conduct of elections is a "positive evolution" of the security situation, stated Mr. Martin. "The Libyan authorities well recognise that their foremost challenge is to address the future of the revolutionary fighters and the wide circulation of weapons, and to develop professional state security institutions under civilian control."

He added that the new government headed by prime minister Abdurrahim El-Keeb, that has been in place now for three months, faces "tremendous challenges and a heavy legacy from the former regime" as it tries to tackle illegal migration and smuggling, effective border control, proliferation of weapons, and the need to reverse policies of long-standing discrimination against minority communities and foster national reconciliation among tribes.

This was tragically highlighted in recent days by deadly clashes that erupted between the Tabou and the Zawiyaha tribal brigades in the southern city of Kufra over a two-week period, that claimed the lives of tens of people and left many others seriously injured.

He said that the issue of torture and ill-treatment of detainees also needs to be tackled. He noted that further information in this regard, including on deaths in custody, have come to light over the past month through non-governmental organisations, NGOs, and UNSMIL's own visits to places of detention.

In a speech to the UN Human Rights Council on Februay 28, Mr. El-Keeb reiterated his Government's human rights commitment and cooperation with the UN and others on this issue. "Strong and urgent measures are essential to give effect to these intentions," Mr. Martin said.

Libya's court system, he reported, is slowly coming back into operation, with several courts in Tripoli and Benghazi resuming operations, despite some concerns about security of judges and lawyers.

In ad***ion, the transitional justice law was made public on February 14. It establishes a fact-finding and reconciliation commission mandated to investigate crimes and human rights violations since 1969.

"While the law does not necessarily reflect best practices elsewhere, it provides an important opportunity to start a comprehensive truth-seeking process in Libya," Mr Martin said.​

úi giời, tưởng gì.

Công nhựn cái kiếp nô nó đột biến genre mãnh liệt thật. Thế quái nào mà hết từ đời này qua đời khác vẫn cứ ôm k.àng đu bám, liếm gót lấy làm động lực cuộc sống mãnh liệt. Thật là oai hùng!

thằng tâm thần
thằng hoang tưởng

Ơ thế mấy thằng oánh thuê Pháp bị bắt ở Syri kỳ này chắc cũng bị bắn nốt rồi . Bác nào có thông tin về vụ này post tiếp lên đi .

Libya hỗ trợ phong trào cách mạng Syria 100 triệu đô la Mẽo !
Mùa xuân Ả rập cũng chính là mùa xuân của tình đoàn kết, vì dân chủ, vì tự do !

nguồn http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=1&i=7963

Libya to Donate $100m in Aid to Syrian Opposition
02/03/2012 17:44:00

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In a further sign of its strong support for forces fighting President Bashar al-Assad, Libya is to donate $100 million in humanitarian aid to the Syrian opposition, SNC, and allow them to open an office in Tripoli, a government spokesman said on Wednesday.

The head of Libya's National Transitional Council, Mustafa Abdu-Jalil is reported to have made the initial offer to host an SNC office there last month.

Way back in October, Libya's interim government was one of the first foreign states to recognise the SNC as the legitimate authority in Syria. It said at the time, that the gesture showed solidarity following Libya's own struggle to oust Muammar Gaddafi and end 42 years of autocratic rule.

Asked whether Libya, which has its own hefty reconstruction needs after last year's war, could afford such aid, an NTC spokesman Mohammed al-Harizy is reported telling Reuters: "There is no problem."

However he said it was too early to determine how the aid, including medicine and food, would be delivered: "We will see how this aid can be delivered. We don't know yet."

At an earlier news conference, Harizy said the NTC had decided on "financial support for humanitarian needs to the equivalent of $100 million."

He said it would be up to the prime minister's office to determine the mechanism in collaboration with the Libyan aid authority and Libyan Red Crescent, adding that Libyans should also donate and "support the Syrian revolution in the international arena."

Underlining the difficulty in reaching Syrians needing help, UN humanitarian aid chief Valerie Amos said on Wednesday she was "deeply disappointed". Syria had refused to allow her to visit the country and assess the need for emergency relief in besieged towns.

Libya expelled the Syrian charge d'affaires and his Tripoli staff ;ast month in protest at the crackdown against Assad's opponents.​