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Gaddafi speaking in the square: if the people do not love me does not deserve to live

Gaddafi speaks for a few minutes looking out into Green Square Tripoli to urge his supporters to continue the fight against "traitors" and " dogs. " It does not fail to remember how the Libyan revolution has made "kneel Italy."

Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan dictator, appeared for few minutes in Green Square in Tripoli to encourage "his" to continue the struggle against the other party instead of people who are protesting against a regime in Libya that has been going now for 41 years. Gaddafi is also next to the elder son of Omar al-Mukhtar, the hero of Libyan resistance against the colonial arrested by Italian fascists. Gaddafi urges the crowd and turning to the streets and shouting: "This is your answer against the traitors." How do you explain very well a journalist Rainews which translates into the direct speech Gaddafi, the Libyan dictator meant by this statement that those cries in Green Square is the best response to the traitors. Always face the crowd of his supporters says: "This is the answer with a satellite dish, this is your answer to all these dogs, "referring to Arab TV following the argument, especially Al Jazeera." If the people do not love me does not deserve to live, "he exclaims at one point Gaddafi. This sentence is very important, because otherwise all the agencies, wrongly, translated the sentence pronounced by the Libyan dictator "who does not love me does not deserve to live." A very serious mistake, because it completely distorts the meaning of the sentence. "We with this revolution we have destroyed the Italian colonization, we with our revolution we can fight against any attack from outside. The people are armed and will open all our stores to give weapons to all the people - Says the colonel - venito I am here to greet you, to tell you we must answer is this (again to the crowd gathered at Green Square, ed) our response, this is the response of a people. Gaddafi is not a president, not a king, I love the people. We pride ...". Muammar Qaddafi continued his short speech in the Plaza Verde quote again our country: "This is the people who did kneel Italy, the revolution has made to kneel down to Italy, here c 'is the son of Omar al-Mukhtar, we forced Italy to pay us compensation for the settlement (the Treaty of Friendship signed in 2008 under the Berlusconi government, ed). "First to greet the square, Gaddafi recalls: "It 's the revolution that made us become who we are, on top of all the people."

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Interview with Karim Mezran Edward Ferrazzani
taken from The Western
February 24, 2011


Libya. Peaceful demonstrators.

Libya is one step away from the brink. Cyrenaica is no longer controlled by Saddam. Who are the new leaders of Libya, or any portion of it? And the news we receive reliable? We talk to Mezran Karim, associate professor of Middle East studies at the headquarters of the John Hopkins University in Bologna and director of the Center for American Studies in Rome. The academic Italian-Libyan in no doubt about Gaddafi regime and its future: "Nothing will ever be."
Prof. Mezran how much of Libya forces still control "fideists" Colonel Gaddafi?
Watch all antennas with family, friends and contacts I have in Libya, I could not yet verify the authenticity of at least half of the information that Al Jazeera & co. are sending around. What's going on, I can not understand. What is certain is that the information that we come from Libya, are not very reliable: the famous battalions would march on Benghazi, to my knowledge, there would be no; it was said that the Permanent Representative of Libya to the UN he would resign, but what actually resigned, the vice-representative. In short, the news circulating around it a lot, and their corroboration is not easy.
But on the 'ground' What happens? You have more information?
From my sources in Tripoli, no one has confirmed the bombing by Libyan jet aviation. I was rather confirmed in Tripoli by protesters machine-gunned from helicopters. I bring a personal testimony: My cousin brought his mother in the countryside, leaving behind Tripoli, and on the way found dead on the road, some villages that crossed his way had fallen into the hands of insurgents. In short, there were clashes. The extent of the clashes, no one can still say with certainty what is happening.
No certainty anyway?
The only certainty so to speak, is that it seems that actually Cyrenaica has fallen into the hands of insurgents. Now there is, as noted, a self-proclaimed 'Islamic Emirate of Libya East'. The insurgency in Cyrenaica tells us something very important: for too many days has given credence to the spontaneity of the revolt. And maybe some will even state. But the attack on the barracks in Al Beida, which allowed the capture of tanks, weapons and ammunition, has not been done by the insurgents. According to sources in the Libyan government, therefore, information taken with due prudence, was taken from a well-organized Islamist militia group. Two of them have also been taken: it is a Tunisian and a Sudanese. The very fact that once conquered Al Beida, they immediately proclaimed 'the Islamic Emirate', concern and bringing discredit upon the spontaneity of the Libyan addressed, at least in some specific cases, such as Cyrenaica precisely.
In Benghazi, the most important city of Cyrenaica, the situation seems unclear?
Benghazi would not fall into the hands of Islamists. The city would be in the hands of a former interior minister, ex-commander of the paratroopers, Abdel Fattah Yunis, the subsidiary. It is also said that Benghazi is no water, no electricity, no food, because under siege. It is not clear who would have to keep it under siege. And then there's the issue of troops. Because the troops loyal to Colonel Qaddafi, the bulk of the troops of the regime, has not yet been used? The Libyan dictator is not a man to impress or to be particularly careful to employ more tools of war against its people. Unfortunately we have become accustomed to everything.
All the fighting in Libya put an end to the heroic Gaddafi. Who after him?
Nothing will ever be, and none of her children is really credible. I do not think there is a political figure in Libya today that it can actually take the heavy baton of Colonel Gaddafi. The scheme as a whole, to be at risk and there is no possibility that someone could actually save it. Not even the promise at the last minute of Gaddafi's ghostly administrative reforms, promises of greater openness towards young people and so on, have no more sense now.
Defections in the navy and air force to Malta for the most part, they say something about the posture of the army or they are isolated cases of 'conscientious objection'?
Look We could dwell long and speculate on any parties in the armed forces (which, moreover, exist everywhere). But I think the defections spoken of these days, are often subsidiaries of individual considerations, individual officers, who, we assume, received orders to fire on civilians or infrastructure frequented by civilians, are unwilling to press the button . You know, the country is small. Libya is a country with few inhabitants, slightly more than 5 million in all. If you shoot on a city, the real risk of fire on your cousin or your friend, especially if you are a resident of the city that you sort of bomb. It 's a very understandable sentiment.
Look Prof. Mezran, the Minister Foreign Affairs Franco Frattini said the other day in an interview in Corriere that "when there is the collapse of the country Libya, we will have a wave of at least 200-300 thousand Libyan immigrants on Italian shores." It 'a likely scenario in his view?
Look it seems to me this whole crazy story of immigration and the freak wave of illegal immigrants on Italian shores Libyans. Not because actually there is a chance that this happens. At most I can understand the concern. But here the problem is that if the collapse of the Libyan regime does indeed occur, we will continue to Libya, a country of 5 million people, is not self-sufficient in terms of food and water from a point of view. In short, a country potentially in the lurch. Do you think that the problem is immigration?

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challenge. Play a non-trivial issue in a remarkable text: Das Lied der Partei , anthem of the Socialist Unity Party (SED), which ruled for almost half a century, East Germany.

This is the first edition, written in 1950 by Louis Fürnberg and sung by Ernst Busch .

I'm writing my comment, but your first look, because there will certainly be learned.

Two linguistic notes: my German is not great, so I gladly accept corrections to my translation. And I remember Partei - "party" - in German is feminine , so significant even in translation, I use a feminine pronoun.

Canto Party

He gave us everything
sun and wind and sparing.
Where she was, there was life
what we are, we are with her.
you there has never abandoned
also froze the world to us was the heat. The mother of the masses we

protects us with his mighty arm.

Chorus: the Party, the Party is always right

and companions on this because there is no discussion
who fight for the right is always right

against deceit and exploitation.

Who offends
life is stupid or evil, people who defend

is always right. So

spirit
Leninist party grows, forged by Stalin.

you there has never flattered when
sometimes lose heart in the fight
There has only slightly caressed
"Do not tremble," and now we were better.

You may count the pains and strains
when we get good when you win

freedom and peace for the poor of the earth?

She gave us everything
building blocks and the great plan.
He said, "took control of life,
forward, comrades, the assault!"

If the hyenas to instigate war,
your building break their power.

reinforced with wood house and the cradle
manufacturers, watch! Lied der Partei

Sie uns alles gegeben hat,
sun and wind, and they never stingy.
Where it was, was the life
What are we, we are through it.
us has never left,
nerve to the world, we were warm.
us protect the parent of the masses,
us with her powerful arm.

Chorus: The party, the party is always right you

and enjoyed sticking to it, because
who fights for the right to
has always the right
counter lies and Ausbeuterei.
who insulted the life
is stupid or bad,
who defends the people
is always right. So out of mind
Lenin'schem
Grows welded by Stalin
The Party, party, party.
She never flattered us.
sank in battle and sometimes the courage, she has
us softly stroked only:
! Hesitates not "and the same was good for us.
count for more pain and discomfort,
If we succeed in the good forces
When the poorest of the earth,
freedom and peace?

Chorus: The party that party. . .

She has given us everything
bricks for the construction and the great plan.
She said, "lives his life,
forward contemporaries tackles."
hyenas rush to war,
breaks your build their power.
Zimmert das Haus und die Wiege,
Baule, seid auf der Wacht!

Refrain: Die Partei, die Partei. .

My comment:

say I found it moving? Naive and touching. "Took control of life. Come on, comrades, the assault! "
This mythology of the party is also found in the chorus of Soviet
is celebrated our free nation
Secure bulwark of the friendship among the peoples!
The party of Lenin, which is the power of the people
It leads us to the triumph of communism!
Where instead of "communism" to read "peace and prosperity for this country's huge and absurd."
The question of the party is very serious question, I would say that our future depends on how it will be done in the coming years by the peoples of the world.

In an episode of South Park the eponymous town is invaded by hordes of hippies university, which, before it gets to Eric Cartman with Baygon, explain to the terrified actors that corporations ruin the world, Kyle said: " but it is terrible, what can we do? "el'hippy meets, finishing to roll the barrel: "Well ... here ... I thought we could organize a music festival," and of course it all ends with the cow. This was the wrong answer, the answer is the party.

Costanzo Preve argues that the dominant win "regularly" on the fact dominated by a very precise: the first have, that are capable of thinking, the whole concept of the social relations of production, the latter not, as they are relegated to empirical considerations on their daily lives. The great invention of Ul'janov the Partija Lenina, it is the making available to the masses, or rather their vanguards, a tool able to think strategically to the company, enabling their participation in the great and terrible agony of the dominant groups in conflict. The common people, led by "beggars of the pen" as Lenin or Bukharin, is thus able to compete with general, oil companies, lobbyists and rais. It is therefore not innocent cultural campaign, led by an unexpected cross-shareholding, from Berlusconi to Grillo, from Flores to Arcais D'Alessandro Sallusti, against the very concept of "party" and the category of "professional politicians". Without the Leninist party is not democracy, understood not in the liberal sense of the term, but in the Aristotelian sense of the primacy of demos, or in the sense Mazzini ("Democracy is government of the best and wisest").

Rebuilding (because they were all destroyed) the party, therefore, possibly avoiding the experience now that we did, the ingenuity with bits of song offered us his messianism. The white softens at first, after a little 'irritated.

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(AFP) - The Cairo, 18 February - Wael Ghonim, marketing manager for Google Middle East and North Africa and administrator of a Facebook page that has greatly contributed to the popular uprisings that led to the fall of Mubarak, and 'was removed from the Tahrir Square stage during today's demonstration at Cairo . The young executive of Google, according to dall'AFP, was about to deliver a speech, when, and 'was asked to leave by men who appeared to be part of the security service of Yusuf al-Qaradawi, an influential Muslim cleric in the square which today has delivered a sermon in a week by the resignation of the former dictator of Egypt. Ghonim and 'become a famous face on an international level through common interview Sunday on CBS, in which he emphasized the role of internet in the revolt in Egypt. ''Without Facebook, Twitter, YouTube or Google, all this would never happen.''

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1) Pierluigi Bersani in Milan

14.30 - Via Principe Amedeo 2 / 10 15:30 pm Palazzo delle Stelline

21 Hours - Palasharp

Day to Milan tomorrow for the candidate to the national secretariat of the Pd Pier Luigi Bersani. At 14.30, on the occasion of the eighth anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001 the Twin Towers in New York, Bersani will meet the American Daniel Weygandt, Consul at the consulate in Via Principe Amedeo 2 / 10. At 15.30
Bersani will participate in the seminar "Towards a demanding democracy: secularism, equality, participation in civic life." During the meeting, which will be held at the Palazzo delle Stelline Speakers include: Gianni Cuperlo, Leonardo Domenici, Nicola Zingaretti, Gad Lerner, Freccero Carlo and Monaco Franco;
The day will conclude at the Democratic Party where, at 21 at the Palasharp, Bersani will be interviewed by the Director of Europe Stefano Menichini

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"Tor Vergata"

Milan - Piazza dei Mercanti, 2 Giureconsulti Palace - Sala Colonne

Moderated

Discussants:

Renzo Lusetti, Fabrizio Palenzona, Massimo Ponzellini, Carlo Salvatori, Giorgio Squinzi, Pier Ferdinando Casini, Savino Pezzotta

Saturday, February 12, 2011 10.00 - 13.00

Introduction:

Leonardo Becchetti, a professor of Institutions of Economics at the University University of Rome "Tor Vergata"

Marcello Priori, professor of Business Economics and Business Administration at Bocconi University, Milan

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Milan - (AKI) - The response to Palasharp rally organized by Giuliano Ferrara at Teatro Dal Verme. Present Ostellino Piero, Alessandro Sallusti and Mortal Coil

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And if the enemy march at our head?

Even George W. Bush (like General Petraeus) has dealt with the Muslim Brotherhood in Iraq (The Gazette of 8 February)

George W. Bush has not only treated from 2005 onwards with the Brothers Muslims in Baghdad, but has even set up their leader, Tariq al Hasehemi and its Islamic Party of Iraq (the Iraqi section of the Brotherhood) throughout the recovery strategy component of the Sunni Iraqi nation-building, including the Surge David Petraeus. Egyptian scenario today is different, but it is clear that the Obama Administration can not ignore the successes that the involvement of the Brotherhood in Mesopotamia has achieved. Especially when the seal is palpable throughout the country to the collateral of the "regime of Islam and all Islamic institutions. Al Azhar, Feb. 3 called on the protesters to leave the square at Tharia for return home to his family and then come to us, al Azhar for a dialogue between government and opposition. " Yesterday, Al Azhar has also exhibited internationally and has issued a tough statement against Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who recently called for the establishment of an Islamic Republic in Egypt: "We condemn strongly the policy of Iran based on references from part of its senior clerics, in contrast with the principles of Islam, which blatantly violate the Koran and the teachings of the Prophet. We express strong concerns about the statements and proclamations regarding religious and foreign affairs of Egypt. " The refusal of the body of the Ulema line up front against the regime and the choice of a path of mediation is not just the top, as expected (the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, Ahmed El-Tayeb, has been appointed as its predecessors with placet explicit Hosni Mubarak) but extends to all mosques in Egypt. Last Friday, the vast majority of the country's mosques, the imams of the prayer has launched an appeal because it preserves "the national dialogue, only path to save the country's highest interests, protect human life and public and private property." To date, except for incidents involving some imams a bit 'all over the country, there is a substantial failure of the Muslim Brotherhood to operate the formidable unification of their party and the mosques that was the key to the victory of the revolution led by Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran in 1978-79: the union-organized capillary between Hezbollah (the Party of God ") formed under the leadership Khomeini and the vast majority of mosques in Iran, led by the prestigious Koranic university of Qom. Mosques in Egypt today are not the background of consensus and the Muslim Brotherhood, undoubtedly anchored in all ganglia of the company-but not in the army but still-moving trailer. Strengthened by their undoubted potential for political representation, the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood are therefore considered Omar Suleiman, as the U.S., a not-just-between the key stakeholders within an opposition that focused increasingly in the Arab League Secretary Amr Moussa a reliable leader for the transition. Of course, if one day it went bankrupt in the transition process-which is the guarantor, including plaza Thar, this bond between the military-fundamentalist party could be created and mosques, but it is too early to predict this outcome. The dialogue "even" with the Muslim Brotherhood today is thus an inevitable choice of realpolitik (except to repeat the mistake of the annulment of their victory in the 1991 election in Algeria, with disastrous consequences) But that leads to a high degree of caution in the face hasty elections. A complex path (there is no doubt the democratic unreliability of the Muslim Brotherhood), but forced, against some of the consistency of their consent (around 20% free consultations). The U.S. experience in Iraq, just about, is an interesting precedent. The Muslim Brotherhood boycotted in fact the first Iraqi elections for the Constituent Assembly on January 30, 2005, in apparent attempt to capitalize on the political-terrorist movement, flanked by the ulema in the Sunni Triangle. But immediately after the U.S., with Paul Bremer, appointed their leader Tariq al-Hashemi vice president and pledged in their recovery, culminating in their involvement in the area (and among the ulema) in the deployment of the Petraeus Surge (including through the recruitment of former officers entered the Brotherhood). Many times, Condoleeza Rice and Dick Cheney have had formal meetings with Tariq al Hasehemi (the last in Baghdad 17 March 2008). A recovery strategy of the political bodies of Sunnis (especially in the division of oil revenues and softening of the Federal Oil "), accompanied by a complete rigidity on violence. Land on which it is-and marginal notation-the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood have never ventured. Until now.

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The Arab Nationalist Reawakening in Egypt and Beyond

Glen Ford

BAR , February 8, 2011 Americans have for so long pretended that Arab nationalism is dead, their corporate media fail to recognize an Arab nationalist rebellion when it breaks out in front of their noses. Arab nationalism is more dangerous than Islamist politics to U.S. imperial hegemony, because "the path to mass mobilization can be direct and democratic, as evidenced by the spread of the Pan-Arab conflagration from the spark in Tunisia only weeks ago." " Washington cannot tolerate a popular nationalist regime in power in Egypt." Both the United States and Hosni Mubarak’s regime seek "stability" for Egypt – by which they mean continuity of grotesque social and economic inequalities, institutionalized thievery and perpetual subservience to U.S. imperialism and Israeli terror. The current "revolution" – the people’s own word for what is occurring – seeks to destabilize the oppressive and humiliating status quo, and thereby make human dignity and hope possible. To preserve the stability of his comprador regime, which has made itself indispensable to U.S. imperial strategies in the region, Mubarak threatens to plunge Egypt into chaos – to make the society scream. His huge police force, a portion of which appeared to have disintegrated in last week’s test of wills with the people, now roams Cairo, spreading mayhem in order to justify the return of the police state, while a mobilized people attempt to preserve neighborhood order and safety against Mubarak’s roving bands. If the world is turned upside down, there must be a revolution going on. But, what kind? The Tunisian, Egyptian, Jordanian, and other risings are a reawakening of Arab nationalism, the viral force that dictatorships like Mubarak’s are paid billions yearly to suppress. Like all nationalisms, the Arab variety demands that there be a collective response to the hurts and insults committed against the Arab Nation, and the attainment of a justice that is worthy of the people. Arab nationalism is anathema to U.S. imperialism, and cannot long coexist with an aggressive, racist and expansionist Zionism whose very presence in the region represents humiliation and defeat and an absence of justice. " Mubarak threatens to plunge Egypt into chaos – to make the society scream." Arab nationalism is more dangerous to imperial hegemony than Islamist politics – which is why the Americans and Israelis encouraged the rise of Islamism as a counterweight to Arab nationalism and secular left movements. Arab nationalism requires no imams or other intermediaries or experts to justify collective action in service of the people. The path to mass mobilization can be direct and democratic, as evidenced by the spread of the Pan-Arab conflagration from the spark in Tunisia only weeks ago. The Arab nationalist rebellion is centered on American-backed regimes in Egypt, Tunisia and Jordan because U.S. imperialism is the main impediment to the Arab people’s national aspirations in their respective countries and the world. The "strongman" works for the Americans, not the Arabs – and therefore, indirectly, the Israelis. Although the Left has been repeatedly crushed in the Arab world over the decades, Arab nationalism is embedded in the various countries’ identities and cannot be permanently suppressed. That’s why Washington cannot tolerate a popular nationalist regime in power in Egypt, the largest Arab country and irreplaceable imperial and Zionist ally. If Egypt escapes the control of a comprador, imperial-subservient, anti-nationalist regime, the whole American position in the region unravels. Washington is desperate that some form of gangster order prevail, even if that means a "Tiananmen" Square"-like solution. " Arab nationalism is embedded in the various countries’ identities and cannot be permanently suppressed." As this is written, Mubarak’s shadowy non-uniformed forces have been unleashed on the protestors in Cairo’s Tahrir Square. It is widely understood that the Egyptian military is key to the immediate situation. But, which military? The army of Mubarak’s politician-businessman generals, who have become integral cogs in the American imperial machine, the main recipients of U.S. "aid," who have seized executive positions in profitable military enterprises and created a community outside of general Egyptian society, much like the gated communities of the newly-rich? Or the mass army of half a million men, drawn from a population where 40 percent of the people subsist on less than $2 a day, an army whose relatives and friends are gathered in Tahrir Square and other centers of resistance in Alexandria, Suez and upper Egypt? Or, the army of junior officers whose Arab nationalism recoils at the regime’s alliance with their people’s enemies? Had Mubarak’s generals not feared crossing the Arab nationalist patriotism of their own soldiers and junior officers, the popular rebellion would have been crushed by tanks before now. If the people’s revolution were to be joined by a popular people’s army, Egypt would rock the Arab world and beyond, and bring about a much swifter demise of US imperialism, the pan-Earth enemy.