Dietro Le Apparenze

Picture from: Libya Against Super Power Media Armed clashes erupt after federalist rally in Libya. After hundreds of people demonstrated in favour of federalism in Benghazi, one person is killed and 5 others injured in ensuing clashes between backers...

by Thierry Meyssan The war propaganda has entered a new phase, involving the coordinated action of satellite TV stations. CNN, France24, the BBC and Al Jazeera have become instruments of disinformation used to demonize governments and justify armed aggressions....

Al Jazeera exodus: Channel losing staff over ‘bias’ Child’s drawing about Al Jazeera (school in Tripoli). From VoltaireNet.org Key staff from Al Jazeera’s Beirut Bureau have resigned citing “bias” in the channel’s stance on the conflict in Syria. Bureau...

La piazza che e’ diventata il simbolo fisico ed emotivo delle rivolte che sono seguite a quella egiziana, a vederla oggi fa molta tristezza e istiga un senso di angoscia. Nella rotonda, al centro della piazza dove un tempo c’erano erba e alberelli, da...

From: Voltaire Network | 7 March 2012 Portrayed as a photojournalist for The Sunday Times, Paul Conroy, who has recently escaped from the Islamic Emirate of Baba Amr, is a British MI6 agent. In this photo, he can be seen in Libya (in blue bulletproof...

by James Petras From this inside look into the destabilization process of Syria, Professor James Petras, adduces that ’there is clear and overwhelming evidence that the uprising to overthrow President Assad is a violent power grab led by foreign-supported...

From: Libya Against Super Power Media 11/03/2012 - URGENT: Tripoli: chaos in all areas, there is news that people take to the streets in several places and cry, Muammar release Takhaddlh release the right … Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar. - Misurata: Beasts...

From: Libya Against Super Power Media Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi would have funded the campaign of the current head of state of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, for the 2007 presidential election, said Monday the Belgian newspaper ‘Le Soir’ citing a document...

Registration for presidential hopefuls starts Saturday 10 March, as announced by Egypt's Supreme Presidential Elections Commission. The closing date for registration was set by the Commission as 8 April. The country's first post-Mubarak presidential elections...