marine1
Honorary Master
Why because your comrade is gone? 
Typical
Wait dont worry your time is coming.....
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/ANC-Gaddafis-gory-death-regrettable-20111021
Johannesburg - The ANC expressed regret on Friday that the Libyan conflict could only come to an end with the "gruesome killing" of Muammar Gaddafi.
"It is the view of the ANC that this could have been avoided had the African Union roadmap been adopted," spokesperson Jackson Mthembu said in a statement.
"We are as convinced now as we were then that a peaceful approach would have saved many lives in Libya if it was given a chance."
Mthembu said Libyans needed help in rebuilding their country after the devastation caused during the conflict.
Working together
"We believe that this challenge will require countries [around the world] to give Libyans a chance to define themselves as a unified nation... and form a government that will embrace all Libyans irrespective of where they stood in the conflict," he said.
"Let us work together in the endeavour of healing the wounds and the creation of a platform for a new Libyan nation."
Mthembu also called on countries under the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) command to cease their bombardment of Libya.
Gaddafi was shot dead in his hometown of Sirte on Thursday.
As news of his death spread, images of the 69-year-old former leader's bloodied body were broadcast across the globe.
‘An example of imperialist barbarism’
The Congress of SA Trade Unions (Cosatu) on Friday condemned the way world media were broadcasting and publishing images of Gaddafi's body.
"This triumphalism is an example of imperialist barbarism at its worst," Cosatu spokesperson Patrick Craven said in a statement on Friday.
"The only force which has the right to overthrow his dictatorial regime is the Libyan people and not the military might of imperialist powers whose sole concern is to safeguard and promote their economic interests in this oil-rich country," Craven said.
He said Gaddafi should have been charged in the International Court of Justice and not executed in a manner that resembled "cold-blooded murder".
Gaddafi is the first leader to be killed in the so-called "Arab Spring" uprisings that began in the Middle East last year.
Gaddafi is the first leader to be killed in the Arab Spring uprisings that began in the Middle East last year.
TypicalWait dont worry your time is coming.....
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/ANC-Gaddafis-gory-death-regrettable-20111021
Johannesburg - The ANC expressed regret on Friday that the Libyan conflict could only come to an end with the "gruesome killing" of Muammar Gaddafi.
"It is the view of the ANC that this could have been avoided had the African Union roadmap been adopted," spokesperson Jackson Mthembu said in a statement.
"We are as convinced now as we were then that a peaceful approach would have saved many lives in Libya if it was given a chance."
Mthembu said Libyans needed help in rebuilding their country after the devastation caused during the conflict.
Working together
"We believe that this challenge will require countries [around the world] to give Libyans a chance to define themselves as a unified nation... and form a government that will embrace all Libyans irrespective of where they stood in the conflict," he said.
"Let us work together in the endeavour of healing the wounds and the creation of a platform for a new Libyan nation."
Mthembu also called on countries under the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) command to cease their bombardment of Libya.
Gaddafi was shot dead in his hometown of Sirte on Thursday.
As news of his death spread, images of the 69-year-old former leader's bloodied body were broadcast across the globe.
‘An example of imperialist barbarism’
The Congress of SA Trade Unions (Cosatu) on Friday condemned the way world media were broadcasting and publishing images of Gaddafi's body.
"This triumphalism is an example of imperialist barbarism at its worst," Cosatu spokesperson Patrick Craven said in a statement on Friday.
"The only force which has the right to overthrow his dictatorial regime is the Libyan people and not the military might of imperialist powers whose sole concern is to safeguard and promote their economic interests in this oil-rich country," Craven said.
He said Gaddafi should have been charged in the International Court of Justice and not executed in a manner that resembled "cold-blooded murder".
Gaddafi is the first leader to be killed in the so-called "Arab Spring" uprisings that began in the Middle East last year.
Gaddafi is the first leader to be killed in the Arab Spring uprisings that began in the Middle East last year.
completely agree.
