How NATO Coordinated the Bombing of and Ruination of Libya
Executive Summary
- NATO presents itself as defensive, however with Libya, they organized the bombing of a country.
- We cover the less understood aspects of NATO.
Introduction
NATO played an important role in building a western coalition to attack Libya.
The Central Role of NATO in Bombing Libya
This video explains that the Gulf States and NATO made a collective decision to depose Gaddafi’s regime.
As with the invasion of Afghanistan, Iraq, and the proxy war in Syria, all of the information provided to the public turned out to be false.
One reason France was motivated to depose Gaddafi was that Gaddafi intended to use a new currency to allow independence from France. I do not know if this new currency would have worked, but Libya was also a general force for good in North Africa.
In an email between Hillary Clinton, the reasons for the bombing of and regime change in Libya were explained as follows.
As leaked in Clinton email, France’s reasons to start bombing Libya are:
a. A desire to gain a greater share of Libya oil production,
b. Increase French influence in North Africa,
c. Improve his internal political situation in France,
d. Provide the French military with an opportunity to reassert its position in the world,
e. Address the concern of his advisors over Qaddafi’s long term plans to supplant France as the dominant power in Francophone Africa.
Especially point shows French imperialism really clearly.
This was entirely hidden from the public. Those in Libya did not know this and bought the idea that the US was supporting the “liberation of Libya.” Libya has been in a civil war since 2014 when Libyan society collapsed and broke down into tribalism.
This video explains the transition to tribalism.
Conclusion
NATO agitates against Russia, constantly adding more countries, and is part of an offensive Western Europe and even the Gulf States, which decides which countries will have their governments deposed. What NATO says it is and what NATO is, are two different things.