#war in libya

[tomsecker]

ClandesTime 246 - The Manchester Bombing Inquiry

The public inquiry into the 2017 Manchester bombing recently published its full and final report. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the Inquiry’s findings to find out what really happened. We look at a dubious expert witness, an even more dubious timeline of events, what in the Ariana Grande MI5 were up to, and why MI6’s covert operations in Libya became an invisible war. First, I guess…

[theworldatwar]

A photo of a German Messerschmitt Bf110 taken from the cockpit of another aircraft as it flies over the port of Tripoli - exact date unknown

[i-am-aprl]

In this world, you’re either from a “first world” country and deserve all the sympathy and love that there is or you’re from a “third world” country where time and time again, the world will pretend you don’t exist.

[mapsontheweb]

Gaddafi’s Libya war aims against Chad during Toyota War

[queenie435]

[communistkenobi]

does anyone have reading recommendations that clarify the difference between liberalism and fascism? I’m having trouble distinguishing what is just like normal levels of imperial/colonial violence conducted by a liberal state and what pushes it over the edge into a fascist state. Is fascism simply mature liberalism? Is it liberalism in crisis? Can we only make historical, reactive judgements about what is fascist, which is to say, can we only know if fascism occurred after it has come and gone? I take the general point that calling all liberal states fascist can let them off the hook for types of violence considered normal or “just doing business,” invisibilising the daily violences they conduct as part of the regular maintenance of a liberal capitalist state. People are calling the US fascist for its direct participation in and funding of the genocide in Palestine - a diagnosis I don't disagree with, but if that’s the case, where do you draw the distinction between the US being merely a liberal state with aggressive global imperial ambitions and the US being a fully fascist state? Perhaps more bluntly, what’s the difference between a liberal drone strike and a fascist one? I’m struggling to understand the value of the fascist label, because everything it describes (ultranationalism, a theory of racial and cultural degeneracy/decline, paranoia about an imminent external threat expressed as violence against internal populations deemed to have insufficient loyalty to the country, a turn towards a mythologised tradition of the past, imperial expansion, genocidal projects against minority populations, etc etc) just seems to me like a description of United States in general lol

[cavalierzee]

By Way Of Deception Thou Shall Conduct War

Captured ISIS Libya commander: Abu Hafs, turns out to be Benjamin Efraim, an Israeli national operating in one of Mossad’s special units.

Israel Uses False Flag operations to conduct terror attacks, then blame and smear Islam and Muslims.

[usafphantom2]

@Hansclaw via X

[theworldatwar]

A motorcycle team from the 21st Panzer Division spearheads the German Army’s spring Offensive - Gulf of Bomba, 1942

[agentfascinateur]

Turkiye joins Colombia, Nicaragua, Spain, Libya, Palestine and Mexico in bolstering South Africa's ICJ case of genocide against Israel.

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[beardeddetectivepaper]

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[artnlife2]

America the Beautiful

[alamwamal]

One year passed and no one was held accountable for what happened.