As-Salamu aleykum and Hi,
hereby I would like my full Solidarity can the Libyan people to tell. My deepest sympathy to the very connected with me Libyans! That the Arab Revolution, after initial success in Tunisia and Egypt continues knew me, but certainly not the many dictators who ruled almost half a century of their people to organize in their last years a genocide on them. Sun Muammar Gaddafi has over 3,000 soldiers from Africa and literally asked to pay $ 2,000 a day to massacre protesters. Even helicopter gunships and fighter jets were used for whole neighborhoods in the capital Tripoli and other cities to bomb, so alone last night killed at least according to Al-Jazeera 150 Libyans. The current figures are at 519 martyrs, 3980 injured and 1500 missing. There is an indication of that have high Libyan officers, soldiers and police joined the protesters and after such massacres are no longer afraid of the regime to overthrow by force.
On this plaque ( http://1000memories.com/libya ) are shown the victims, martyrs of this regime. The board, it is only since noon today and there are zzt. not even a fraction of the total victims reported. But one sees in the existing order was for what it is. Mostly of young students. You can find these but also newborn ...
was an hour ago from Gaddafi's first real statement on the current situation and insulted the protesters, especially in the eastern cities of Benghazi and Beyda "do not trust Gaddafi" as drug addicts and rats have betrayed the country. To this end he announced that he would pursue this and take the punishment for such, according to the law, the death penalty. He would, stated that it never left the country and endure as president until his death. He further threatened that if the protesters did not stop and not go back home and their occupations, he continued to shy away not going to do with real violence and proceed. May God protect this nation from this psychopath and strengthen and give peace of my countrymen!
If you want to follow every detail that can do:
http://blogs.aljazeera.net/africa/2011/02/23/live-blog-libya-feb-24
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