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(MEMO) — US President Donald Trump yesterday warned North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un that his security must come to a deal with the West of suffer the fate of Muammar Gaddafi’s Libya. In rambling remarks in the White House’s Oval Office, Trump said that as far as he knew the meeting with Kim was still on track, […]
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A trusted adviser to Muammar Gaddafi is speaking out about how the late Libyan leader funneled €20 million to support the election campaign of his “friend” Nicolas Sarkozy, who would later became French president in 2007…and in a twist of fate be one of the pivotal forces pushing to murder Gaddafi, and destroy Libya as a functioning nation state.
The relationship between Sarkozy and Gaddafi fits the pattern of the old mafia joke: “You’re my friend. I kill you for nothing.” Two news items jostled for attention on the front pages of mainstream newspapers and news bulletins of the main television channels on the Old Continent last week. One was the Sergei Skripal “nerve agent attack” and Theresa May’s attempts to find support among EU leaders for a common stand against Russia as perpetrator.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is under investigation for allegedly receiving millions of euros in illegal election campaign funding from Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi. This must be placed in the broader context of war crimes by Western heads of state, Gilbert Doctorow explains. By Gilbert…Read more →
PARIS – Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was arrested Tuesday and indicted last night on charges related to the illegal funding of his successful 2007 campaign for president.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy received 50 million euros in election financing from Libya, and he then proceeded to attack, pillage and destroy the country.
Now he is going to jail for accepting the 50M Euros from the man he murdered, Gaddafi…
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