Green Resistance attack two more police stations in Benghazi

Two more police stations were attacked in Libya's eastern city of Benghazi in the early hours of Sunday morning, the local council said, after two others were bombed on Friday.

Libyan official "goverrnment" sources say "unknown" heavily-armed "assailants" have attacked two police stations in the troubled eastern city of Benghazi.

According to the officias, the Friday attacks caused no casualties, but left extensive material damage.
Original statement:
“Unknown individuals threw explosive devices at the police stations in Ras Obeida and Al-Madina,” the official added.

Benghazi is the cradle of 2011 foreign intervention which toppled Green Libya and Muammar Gaddafi. The city has been the scene of numerous attacks and assassinations since then.

Back in September 2012, an attack on the US consulate killed Washington’s Ambassador Christopher Stevens as well as four other Americans.

In a separate development, the UK Foreign Office has announced that it is pulling out what it calls unnecessary staff from the British Embassy in Tripoli.

The British government has cited the ongoing political uncertainty as the reason behind the decision. However, it has stressed that the diplomatic mission remains open for consular and visa services.

The Libyan "Islamic Fighting Group" was the key-figur to infiltrate Green Libya and start a so called "civil war" against Muammar Al Gaddafi’s free state in February 2011 and officialy murdered him, with support of France and US in 2011, October 20.

"Operation Trojan Horse"

Statement by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on the Occasion of Libyan National Day (September 2010)

On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I congratulate the people of Libya as you mark your National Day on September 1.

Statement by Secretary Clinton: Libya's National Day

Office of the Secretary of State

On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I congratulate the people of Libya as you mark your National Day on September 1.

Our governments have not always agreed on every issue, but our people share the dream of a safer world, a better life, and a brighter future for our children. The United States is committed to working with Libya to achieve these common goals. Although we have only recently reestablished relations between our countries, I hope these new bonds will endure well into the future. We look forward to strengthening the partnership between our governments even as we work through difficult issues, and we seek always to strengthen the friendship between our peoples.

On this occasion, we honor your history and culture, and I offer the people of Libya our warmest wishes for a happy holiday and a peaceful and prosperous year to come.

- U.S. forces besiege Syria on the eve of the invasion

(May/June 2012 by RT)

A former official from within the ranks of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is reporting that US and NATO forces have landed outside of Syria and are training militants to overthrow the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.

Whistleblower Sibel Edmonds, formerly a translator with the FBI, wrote over the weekend that American soldiers are among the NATO troops that have mysteriously and suddenly landed on the Jordanian and Syrian border. According to her, several sources internationally have confirmed the news, although the US media has been instructed to temporarily censor itself from reporting the news.

Additionally, Edmonds says that American and NATO forces are training Turkish troops as well, to possibly launch a strike from the north of Syria.

Edmonds writes that an Iraqi journalist based out of London has confirmed that US forces that vacated the Ain al-Assad Air Base in Iraq last week did in fact leave the country as part of President Obama’s drawdown of troops, but rather than return home, the soldiers were transferred into Jordan during the late hours of Thursday evening....

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