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► Romney slams Obama's "incredible shrinking campaign" - By Holly Bailey, Yahoo! News
► Obama hammers Romney over women, Iraq war - By Andy Sullivan | Reuters
► Report: Obama Tells Jon Stewart that the Administration Wasn't 'Confused' after Libya Attack - By Kenneth Chamberlain | National Journal – Thu, Oct 18, 2012
► Ryan says Obama misleading on Libya questions - By NEDRA PICKLER | Associated Press
► Obama: Libya Response 'Not Optimal' - By Jonathan Miller | National Journal || CBSnews - Obama to Jon Stewart: Benghazi response "not optimal"
► What really happened in Benghazi? Well, I still have no idea. But apparently a mastermind has been named. - By Dan Murphy | Christian Science Monitor – Thu, Oct 18, 2012 || LATIMES - Libya official says militia commander led raid on U.S. mission
► Libyan Islamist says he was at US consulate during attack - By Hadeel Al Shalchi and Ghaith Shennib | Reuters
► Timeline of events, comments surrounding Benghazi - By LARRY MARGASAK | Associated Press
► Unemployment rates fall in most swing states. Why that may not help Obama. Of nine battleground states, unemployment rates dropped in seven and held steady in two, according to the state-by-state report for September. It's good news for Obama, but he may not be able to capitalize on it - By Ron Scherer | Christian Science Monitor
► NKorea threatens to attack SKorea over leaflets - By SAM KIM | Associated Press
► Lebanon's former PM Hariri blames Assad for Beirut bomb - Reuters
► Lebanon must stay united after blast: France - Reuters
► U.S. endorses Syria Eid ceasefire call - Reuters
► Baby panda takes first steps. The San Diego Zoo's 11-week-old giant panda cub has arrived at his "awkward toddler stage," taking his first clumsy baby steps, veterinarians at the zoo said. (Oct. 19)
► How to Edit Video on YouTube - By Fran Berkman | Mashable
► Baby Elephant Reunited With Mom After Dramatic Rescue [VIDEO] - By Annie Colbert | Mashable ( See also in my post 19 October 2012)
► Conflict, Natural Disasters, Tourism Threaten UNESCO World Heritage Sites - By Christiane Amanpour, Mary-Rose Abraham, David Miller & Mark Monroy | Around the World – Thu, Oct 18, 2012
► 20 October 2012 - Obama and Romney: A battle of ideologies By Paul Adams BBC News, Washington
► 20 October 2012 - Syria blamed for Lebanon car bomb
► 20 October 2012 - Mitt Romney: Obama has 'no agenda' for second term
► 20 October 2012 - Anti-Putin opposition holds its own ballot in Russia
► 20 October 2012 - How to get to the top of China's Communist Party By Angus Foster BBC News, Beijing
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10 things - we didn't know last week
► 19 October 2012 - Afghanistan feels pressure in hunt for Swat Taliban chief By Andrew North BBC News, Kabul
► 19 October 2012 - Big Bang: Is there room for God? By Victoria Gill BBC News
► Earth: Will the age of man be written in stone?
► Will we ever… get rid of bed bugs?
► In pictures: Tim Walker's fantasy world
► 19 October 2012 - Week in pictures: 13-19 October 2012
► Autumnal isolation in Finland's Oulanka Park
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► 'Bloodshed, torture, medieval darkness brought to Libya with Western involvement'. Published: 20 October, 2012
► Libyan army begins assault of Bani Walid. Published: 19 October, 2012 - Edited: 20 October, 2012 || Gayane Chichakyan
Libya after the fall of Gaddafi is still plagued by problems of leadership until the election of Mustafa Abu Shagur by parliament.
NTC led by Mustafa Abdul Jalil handed the reins of state to Libya elected parliament, because according to his promise would deliver the statehood issue after successfully guarding the country's first elections, after the revolution. During the transition period, the officials PM for the provisional government was Dr. El-Keib.
But unfortunately, the electoral system in Libya was not perfect. The elections only chose 80 members of parliament, while 120 members appointed by representatives of groups and tribes (independent) so as to achieve the number of 200 members. Arguably it was the basis of catastrophe. 200 members of parliament was required to elect a prime minister, but there were 10 members of parliament dismissed (expelled) ahead of the prime minister election, because they were allegedly close to Gaddafi's rule.
Post-Gaddafi, the new Libyan government "to eliminate the sins of those who had been close to Gaddafi". So, when the Libya Parliament elected the prime minister between two candidates (Mahmoud Jibril and Mustafa Abu Shagur), both had almost equal number of votes, in which Abu Shagur winning just two votes only. Of course, after 10 members of the voice were gone, because they were expelled. Gabriel parties protested and staged demonstrations against the validity of Abu Shagur.
As time goes by, Abu Shagur was asked to form a cabinet until the beginning of October 2012. Until the deadline, Abu Shagur submitted his cabinet composition, but it was rejected by the Parliament. And he was asked to recast until October 8, but the cabinet proposed by him was rejected by the Parliament. (In this case, I did not get enough information about the parliamentary proceedings, because the story line was very awkward). Abu Shagur was reportedly failed to get the parliamentary support to form the cabinet, so he was fired before work. (ehhehe.... weird!) ....
Abu Shagur accused the crisis confronting him was the result of a coalition of liberal groups led by Jibril with Islamists of Libyan Muslim Brotherhood group. (Libyan Muslim Brotherhood leader is Dr. Ali Shallabi). Both currently held a majority of Libyan parliament. They claimed to form the 'National Unity' cabinet on Monday, October 8, 2012 to select a new prime minister again.
Indeed, until the deadline Abu Shagur proposed his cabinet (which is termed as a 'Crisis Cabinet', consists of 10 ministers with the position of foreign minister was also doubled by himself) until there would be a suitable figure for such position. But the parliament rejected the Crisis Cabinet.
Popular revolution in Libya still hit a muddy and steep to achieve the people's welfare when the important issues such as the government formation is still hampered by crisis, as it is now happening.
But, you do not need to pretend not to know: Libyan intelligence has a "sweet relationship" with the CIA and MI6. For example, there is a document labeled with friendly words such as "from your friend" or "greetings from the M16". In a memo stuck between the scattered documents from the correspondence, a British agent even sent the Christmas greeting.
Core documents, among others include the agenda with intelligence activities, submission of proposals and schedule of activities, and a list of questions to interrogate terrorist suspects. There is also a speech that seemed to be written by the CIA to Gaddafi. It called for the creation of a free zone of weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East.
While David Cameron talked about 'human rights' in the new Libya, the British MI6 and American CIA had been involved in the torture and submission of Gaddafi regime's opponents to them. When confronted with the evidence recently revealed, William Hague tried to blame the previous government and said he didn't comment on security issues, although it was only a few months ago. In fact, Cameron's government arming and supporting the Gaddafi regime and maintained the intimate security relationship with the regime.
The efforts to control this change reflected by several things. First: those agents seated in resistance or opposition stronghold. Second: directing the change towards democratization and liberalization. Third: to prevent and inhibit the Middle East people's desire to return to Islam in various ways.
The West piracy to the changes in Middle East is becoming increasingly obvious. The West does not want the changes in the region regardless of their control. When they see the dictators in Middle East can't be expected to guarantee their interests, they turn as if to support the Middle East people who want the fall of the regime; whereas during this time the West fully support and maintain this cruel dictators. ( ehehehee..)
In another side to me, I told you with sincerity, New Libya. Now you need a true independence, free from economic and political influences of Western capitalist countries. They are the occupiers who are ready to support the most brutal dictatorship or supports the democracy that kills its own citizens, as long as it serves their interests. That's it.
Greetings of peace to you, new Libya.
(CZ-lacalifusa102112)
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► Lebanon on a knife-edge: Emergency cabinet called over blast. Published: 20 October, 2012
► Beirut blast: Who serves to gain? Published: 19 October, 2012
► Police protection or citizen censorship? Spain to ban photos and videos of cops. Published: 19 October, 2012 :: Edited: 19 October, 2012
► Alleged Benghazi attack organizer mocks America over strawberry frappe as Obama orders manhunt. Published: 19 October, 2012 - Edited: 20 October
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► Tools of tolerance? St. Pete leaflet depicts cartoon migrant workers (PHOTOS). Published: 19 October, 2012
► Israel must end illegal settlement construction - Moscow. Published: 19 October, 2012
► New arms race? Poland to spend fortune on missile defense. Published: 19 October, 2012
► Panama protests against free-trade zone land sales (PHOTOS). Published: 20 October, 2012
► RT presents third-party presidential debate. Published: 19 October, 2012 - Edited: 19 October, 2012
ahhaha ... dahling, I'm not laughing at you. But if you wear this outfit, ehehee ..
► Cancer cells: Italian court rules 'mobile phones can cause brain tumors'. Published: 20 October, 2012 :: http://rt.com/news/italy-phone-causes-tumor-840/ || Americans are fattest people in developed world (still). Published: 18 October, 2010 -Edited: 26 October, 2010
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► Gaddafi's Ghost: How the Tyrant Haunts Libya a Year After His Death
By Vivienne Walt► Unpacking Tuesday Night's Libya 'Moment'
* One Year Later: How Did Gaddafi Die?
► A Mom Turns to Facebook for a Liver — and a Shot at Life
By Bonnie Rochman► Why a Cop Is France's Favorite Politician
* Paying for Bone Marrow: Should We Be Able to Sell Our Body Parts?
By Bruce Crumley► Foreign Policy: Big Promises, Harsh Realities - By Michael Crowley October 19, 2012
* How the Injury of an African Dictator May Hobble France
► Romney's Binders: The Meme Women Love to Hate
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► Behind the Story: TIME's Krista Mahr Discusses How the Indian Government Became the Largest Employer in the World
► PHOTOS - Beirut Bomb Blast Kills 8, Shocks Lebanon
► Lebanese intelligence chief among the dead in Beirut car bombing 10/19/2012
► Berlusconi denies sleeping with teen, says parties weren't sexual 10/19/2012
► Bomb blast in Beirut kills at least 8 10/19/2012
► Guantanamo terrorism convictions proving vulnerable on appeal 10/19/2012
► Wounded Pakistani girl Malala now able to stand but battling infection 10/19/2012
► U.N. rights chief decries U.S. Border Patrol's 'excessive force' 10/18/2012
► Mexico's most powerful woman faults working mothers 10/18/2012
► Two-thirds of most-wanted Mexican drug lords are in custody, dead 10/18/2012
► Uganda, Rwanda deny U.N. accusations of backing DRC rebels 10/18/2012
► Iran nuclear threat: More Americans want 'firm stand,' poll says 10/18/2012
► Imprisoned lawyer in Iran goes on hunger strike 10/18/2012
► L I B Y A
■ Libya official says militia commander led raid on U.S. mission
■ In Egypt, doctors see strike as their 'last resort'
■ U.S. declined requests to boost security in Libya, Congress told
■ Attacks in Libya become unexpected weak spot for Obama campaign
■ Libya guards speak out on attack that killed U.S. ambassador
► P A K I S A F G H A N I S
■ Afghanistan forces prepared for NATO withdrawal, Karzai says► Tension escalates along Turkey-Syria border
■ Optimists see an opening for better India-Pakistan ties
■ Wounded Pakistan teen is now face of girls education movement
■ Afghanistan at a crossroads, in no-man's land
■ Pakistan outraged over girl's shooting, but crackdown on Taliban unlikely
■ NATO's secretary-general discusses Afghanistan, Libya
► FRAMEWORK - Teenager's identity lies on both sides of the border. October 19, 2012 - Posted By: Marc Martin || MARC MARTIN
BABIES
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So funny. Bryson scared to hear a baby laughing. || Baby Laughing Hysterically at Ripping Paper (Original)
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Baby and Dog Play with Hose || If you like cute dog & baby stuff, you'll love this
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