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We'll pay a high price for meddling in Libya

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We'll pay a high price for meddling in Libya By George Galloway on Oct 24, 11 06:27 AM In OSBORNE, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is of course the supreme money-changer in the land and I thought of him as the gruesome killing of the Gaddafis was playing endlessly on the news. A few years ago in Corfu, a remarkable party took place hosted by the Rothschild bankers - who could buy and sell the likes of Osborne. During the weekend celebrations, guests included Osborne and the Lord Peter Mandelson. There was also a dinner to celebrate the birthday of one of Rupert Murdoch's children. Saif al-Islam al Ghaddafi, the favoured son of the Libyan dictator, has also enjoyed the Rothschild hospitality on Corfu. Yet when the Gaddafi family were being slaughtered like butcher meat, not a cheep emerged from Saif's dancing partners. And, of course, to no doubt great relief all round, there will conveniently never be a cheep again from the deceased about their sense of betrayal by those whose pockets they filled. No trial in which the truth of the Lockerbie massacre can be ascertained. No cross-examination about Mr Blair's role in the release of Al-Megrahi from Greenock jail, about his alleged consultancy to the Colonel's Sovereign Wealth Fund (actually Libya's Fund but, same thing), which he denies, about his mysterious visits to kiss the Colonel in secret in the tent at Sirte (now destroyed, the city that is not the tent). There will be no release - neither will the papers be found in a burning building in Tripoli - of the Dear Muammar, would like to buy some more...? letters the British government were sending the old brute just days before the Libyan revolution. No exposure of how it came to pass that (to take just one example) Abdel Hakim Belhaj was subjected, he says, to illegal "rendition" by British agents and delivered via Guantanamo Bay to Gaddafi's torture tables in Tripoli. How the same man became the military leader of the revolutionaries in Tripoli, being helped into power by the same people who'd kidnapped him and delivered him to Gaddafi for electric shocks. Shocked? You shouldn't be. There's more, much more. Like the fact that the key members of the new "democratic" government in Libya (the one whose fighters, chanting the name of God, dragged a 69-year-old captive naked through the streets of Sirte, before placing his corpse on show in a shopping centre so that people could crouch beside the cadaver and take pictures of themselves grinning beside it on their mobile phones) are almost all men who were Gaddafi's murdering, torturing, thieving ministers. Until of course, the revolution broke out, or are self-confessed agents of the British or American intelligence agencies. Remember that you heard it here, dear readers. IThis Libyan story is not at an end. and This is merely the end of the beginning. The day will come when, like in Afghanistan, people will wonder why we did what we did and for whom? I was right about the X Factor, trust me, I'm right about this too. 'To great relief there will never be a cheep again from the deceased about their betrayal by those whose pockets they filled' --------------------- - BACK TO INDEX - REPLY - QUOTE - EDIT - DELETE -

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