Ask for an explanation of the Libyan issue, the Libyan issue and the latest situation

NATO wants to grab oil, Italy does not want to lose its colonies.

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Look at the mainstream news abroad and how netizens judge Japan, Germany, and the mainstream of the United States** are similar to China's reports, but they are more inclined to the positions of the United States, Britain and France. However, the vast majority of netizens in Japan, Germany, and France believe that this operation is just for profit, and it is very interesting that many netizens in China believe that this is the military action of the United States, Britain and France "justice" But in Japan, Germany, and France, these countries think that it is "justice" is a very small number Most people think that it is for oil, and many people think that this time the West ** mass communication) is too much There are also people who think that this time it is a false accusation It is an invasion There are also many Japanese and Germans who happily say that the United States is finished this time

I think the actions of the multinational force in the air strikes on Libya are immoral.

The United Nations resolution has violated the United Nations Charter's right to uphold the autonomy of sovereign States.

The Libyan issue is a matter for one's own country, and all righteous people should stand up and defend the freedom of every sovereign country. Let the French die, let Sarkozy die, let all the invaders die! Be autonomous!!

The fate of the poison stomper, a mirror of a certain country.

If you want me to say, it's still Gaddafi's business. If he hadn't done so much, he would not have made such a big deal in France. Although France and others have gone too far, and they are still a bit of a danger to others, they have to admit that Gaddafi is too much.

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And then there is our China. Personally, I believe that China should not abstain from voting, and should also be regulated, the United States, France, and the United Kingdom. They all went to Libya to grab oil, and besides, China is originally a developing country, they are all advanced countries, and they have all snatched away good things, who is unlucky in the end?

I'm not saying that China is going to fight Libya)

The Libyan people demanded democracy, and Gaddafi refused to kill civilians with **, which provoked anger and led the people to arm against Gaddafi. Due to the disparity in power between the two sides, the United Nations decided to intervene in order to protect the Libyan people.

It is nothing more than a change of government from the inside and at the instigation of the outside.

I really can't imagine that China can abstain from voting, and it is necessary to have an opinion, and the interests of Africa should not be easily abandoned, not to mention that without the support of the vast number of poor and middle peasant countries, China would not have been able to have today's status and influence on the international stage, no matter how you measure it, China will not be able to become a family with Western countries!

Don't be so realistic, is it meaningful to come here to expropriate other people's opinions, if you don't pay attention to your own speech, don't you think about it?

Justice and justice should be judged by all countries in the world, and one country cannot dominate one group or dominate one group.

The inhabitants of ancient Libya were the Berbers, Tuaregs, and Tubus. In the 1st century BC, it became the domain of the Roman Empire. The Arabs entered Libya in the 7th century.

Tripoli was captured by the Ottoman Empire in the mid-16th century and Libya was declared part of the empire. It became an Italian colony in October 1912. During World War II, British troops occupied Tripoli.

Tania and Cyrenaica, the French army occupied Fezzan and formed separate armies. Under the 1947 treaty with Italy, Italy no longer had dominion over Libya. On 24 December 1951, the United Kingdom of Libya was proclaimed.

On April 15, 1963, it was decided to abolish the federal system and change its name to the Kingdom of Libya.

On September 1, 1969, a group of young military officers led by Gaddafi launched a revolution that overthrew the Idris dynasty and established the "Libyan Arab Republic".

On 2 March 1977, it was renamed the "Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya", and on 15 April 1986, it was renamed the "Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya".

Politics of Libya.

On September 8, 1969, the new ** was proclaimed, and in December of the same year, the constitution was adopted, stipulating that Libya is a democratic and free Arab republic, and its goal is to achieve socialism and comprehensive Arab unity, with Islam as the state religion. The highest organ of power is the Revolutionary Command Council. Gaddafi advocated socialism in Libya against communism and capitalism, which absorbed the principles and spirit of Islam and respected individual possession and inheritance.

Gaddafi declared that "Libya's foreign policy is based on active neutrality and non-alignment". The new ** insisted on anti-imperialist and anti-colonialism, supported the struggle of the Palestinian people, and demanded that the US and Soviet fleets leave the Mediterranean.

Libya is a member of the Arab League and the African Union and a member of the Federation of the Arab Republic.

After the Libyan Revolution, the new ** adopted a series of measures to safeguard national sovereignty and national interests. Consolidation of the nascent regime. Major measures to improve people's lives.

For example: the recovery of the US and British military bases in Libya, the abolition of the unequal agreements signed between the old ** and the imperialist companies, the nationalization of all foreign banks, insurance companies and the British Petroleum Company, the raising of oil prices and tax rates, the confiscation of all the property of the Italians in Libya, the arrest and interrogation of a large number of senior ** including the prime minister, the raising of workers' wages, the reduction of ****'s salaries, etc.

Alas, Iraq's Saddam Hussein is a lesson from the past.

The farce of the countries of Western Europe snatching the oil resources of North Africa!