Telesur showing Khadafi under an umbrella as a way to say that he´s not in Venezuela... bloody change...! I hope Libia´s people stop killing each other ...
Re: Deja Vu (All Over Again)
Posted: February 22nd, 2011, 9:12 pm
by Arcadia
old Khadafi looked and sounded like a soul-less empty muppet and it seems he likes to talk looong as Fidel and Chávez even though he sounded more like Hitler or Benito... uncanny...
Sorry I have not got to your links yet arcadia.
I am very interested in what Fidel has to say about Libia.
Hard for me to believe that anyone is going to send military aide to the anti Gadaffy side.
Be back when I translate it.
Re: Deja Vu (All Over Again)
Posted: March 2nd, 2011, 11:08 pm
by Arcadia
it´s ok s-t, it seems at least escenarios change fast:
Here´s also a youtube video about him talking about other issues, he says something like "following the middle east is like reading Anna Karenina...", maybe he sounds British after all...!
Re: Deja Vu (All Over Again)
Posted: March 7th, 2011, 7:28 pm
by Arcadia
how to say what you really-really? want? have? to say related to Libia is one of nowadays left latinoamerica´s encrucijadas according Atilio Borón:
En un sistema político sin Constitución, ni partidos políticos opositores, ni sindicatos, ni Parlamento, ni ONG y en donde la lealtad a la tribu a la que se pertenece pasa antes que la nación, hablar de oposición identificada es una hazaña. Los partidos opositores libios están todos en el exterior
yeah.., seeing that with latinamerican eyes feels a bit complex...!
El astuto líder del socialismo con rejas le sacó el antifaz a medio mundo y, con ello, ensombreció un poco más el ya triste, injusto y desesperanzado sistema internacional. Lo peor radica en que los éxitos de las revueltas democráticas en Túnez y Egipto impulsaron los sueños de la oposición libia mientras que los regateos intervencionistas de Occidente condujeron a esa oposición del sueño a la peor pesadilla: regalarle a Khadafi la victoria en una bandeja llena de muertos y de sangre. ¿Cómo justificar una intervención extranjera en la revuelta interna de un país? ¿Y en ese caso, cómo administrar un tercer frente de intervención con los dos ejemplos vivos y fracasados que son Irak y Afganistán?
today I´m semi watching mostly listening while doing other things to Dossier programa on Telesur: the United Nations´s - non deliberative but amazingly consensual- Consejo de Seguridad in action ...
Re: Deja Vu (All Over Again)
Posted: March 18th, 2011, 2:27 pm
by Arcadia
well, now Obama is talking... I´ll continue washing the week´s ropa and ordering the papers in order to clean the horizon...
I listen today most of Obama´s discourse in Chile... I wish I could have thought and felt different, but it sounded pathetic... to give a democracy cátedra and to try to sell a neo-win-win relationship in his own terms sounded to my ears as tooo much... I just can´t trust his words, he looked and sounded just like another autoritarian soul-less muppet but with white gloves... I´m afraid he is really living in a bubble or he´s just a caradura... but what I think about him I guess won´t take away his sleep and maybe we all live in yellow submarine, who knows?
I hope Libia´s people stop killing each other ...
