Iraq: where terrible mistakes show consequences
After years of post-Saddam government, the exclusion of Sunni people from decision making is showing its terrible effects. What the Shi’ite leader Moqtada al-Sadr asked for seems to be finally happening: another Arab Spring. A Sunni Spring, led by Sunni people and managed by military and tribes. Where the winner remains al-Qaeda. On January, the … Continue reading
Libya: militias leave Tripoli, but in Benghazi clashes restart
After the successful effort to expel militias from Tripoli, other areas of Libya remain under siege. In Benghazi clashes and strikes have started against the presence of jihadist group Ansar al-Sharia. Fights between Army and jihadists led to the death of fourteen people. As reported by Magharebia, on 22nd November militias settled in Tripoli left the Libyan … Continue reading
The London’s fair of weapons and its sponsors
When The Independent denounced irregularities into the DSEI 2013 – the fair of weapons in London – the obvious became so, even for authorities. A loss of consciousness with more than a good reason. More than a consequence. Irregularities were discovered by human right movements in catalogs of Mag Force International (France) and Tian Jing … Continue reading
Empty Walls 