Friday, September 9, 2011

"I'm not in Niger". The audiomessaggio of Gaddafi urges more resistance

No escape in Niger, it is a fake news, an operation of "psychological warfare". Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi spreads a audiomessaggio in which denies having ever left Libya and launches a new call to resistance: "all Libyans, Libyan land is yours and you have the need to defend it against all those who have betrayed him," said Colonel in the message released by the Syrian al-Rai tv. Rumors concerning his escape in Niger, released two days ago, are just "lies and psychological warfare." And he added: "how many times each day, convoys carrying trade goods, smuggling and people crossing the border with Sudan, Chad, Mali and Algeria? As if for the first time that a convoy heading towards the Niger ".

According to the deposed dictator, the rebels "want to weaken our morale," then "don't waste time with this weak and ignoble foe." Young Libyans "are now ready to increase the resistance," he continued. "Defeat Nato and Nato will be rejected by the Libyan people."

The American Ambassador to Libya, Gene Cretz, said Gadhafi is still a "danger" for the new Libya, and it will be until he and his family will remain in freedom. "Continue to have them free somewhere in Libya or out of the country poses a danger to the efforts of the Transitional National Council to create a Government," said the diplomat, speaking in Washington. "It is very important for the Cnt process Gaddafi, now that the strongman was overthrown and that his forces were largely defeated."

Meanwhile, the armies of Chad and Sudan were put in a State of alert following the dissemination of the news of the return of the militias employed in Libya in recent months as mercenaries in defence of the regime of Muammar al-Gaddafi. According to the Arab newspaper al-Quds al-Arabi ', are returning to Sudan, through the territory of Chad, the Sudanese Darfur rebels who fought alongside the Libyan colonel. These are the men of the movement for Justice and equality, the largest rebel group in Darfur.

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