Al Qaeda in Libya.
1. Libyans, with Irish connections, are now fighting in Syria.
Hussam Najjar is from Dublin. He has an Irish mother and goes by the name of Sam.
He is now fighting with the rebels in Syria.
Mahdi al-Harati is from Ireland.
He took part in the CIA-NATO destruction of Libya.
Harati now leads a unit in Syria, which includes foreign fighters.
Exclusive: Libyan fighters join Syrian revolt - August 2012
Harati told police in Ireland that spooks from an American intelligence agency gave him a large sum of money to help in the efforts to defeat Gaddafi.
aangirfan: CIA PAID ANTI-GADDAFI FORCES?
Hussam Najjar is from Dublin. He has an Irish mother and goes by the name of Sam.
He is now fighting with the rebels in Syria.
Mahdi al-Harati is from Ireland.
He took part in the CIA-NATO destruction of Libya.
Harati now leads a unit in Syria, which includes foreign fighters.
Exclusive: Libyan fighters join Syrian revolt - August 2012
Harati told police in Ireland that spooks from an American intelligence agency gave him a large sum of money to help in the efforts to defeat Gaddafi.
aangirfan: CIA PAID ANTI-GADDAFI FORCES?
The 'CIA's terrorists' in Syria. REUTERS/Shaam News Network/Handout
2. Libyan weapons are now being used in the Sinai in Egypt.
"Al Arabiya television station, quoting local residents is reporting on its website that weapons are entering Sinai from three places: Libya, Sudan, and Gaza.
"Apparently arms such as Grinov machine guns; anti-aircraft missiles 3.7 and 4.5 inches; and RPGs are pouring in from Libya; but smuggling gangs are pushing M16 rifles and a variety of less potent machine guns from Sudan and Gaza."
Libya's shadow over Sinai violence
3. "On a recent trip to Tunis, I spoke to the head of airport security, who reported that flights arriving from Libya are his worst headache, because they frequently bear the most brazen smugglers of arms, drugs or people.
"Nor is this general lawlessness confined to the streets. Billions of dollars of unfrozen Libyan assets are said to have disappeared from the national treasury."
Libya - Abdel Bari Atwan.
4. "On 10 August 2012, A Libyan army general, with a senior defence ministry role, was shot dead in the eastern city of Benghazi.
"General Mohamed Hadia al-Feitouri was returning home from Friday prayers when a group of gunmen pulled up in a car and opened fire, his son said.
"In recent months, Benghazi has seen a spate of killings of security officials..."
BBC News - Libyan General Hadia killed in Benghazi shooting
5. Reportedly, the corpse of a five-year-old boy was found in Benghazi, in Libya.
6. Children from an orphanage in Misurata disappeared.
In Benghazi "the traffic in human beings has been transformed into a veritable industry, generating billions of dollars."
http://libyasos.blogspot.gr/2011/07/libya-rebels-human-trafficing-mafia-in.html
In the Benghazi region, "women are completely veiled from head to foot. They cannot drive and their social life is reduced to a minimum.
http://libyasos.blogspot.gr/2011/07/libya-rebels-human-trafficing-mafia-in.html
In the Benghazi region, "women are completely veiled from head to foot. They cannot drive and their social life is reduced to a minimum.
"Bearded men predominate."
"The last report ... was 13 July 2011.
"Social Affairs Minister Ibrahim Sharif told reporters in Tripoli that the government had opened an investigation into what had happened to the 52 boys and 53 girls, who were listed as resident at a state-run orphanage in Misurata.
"Mr Sharif said witnesses reported seeing the children on board a Turkish boat. Other reports said the ships either Italian or French. http://www.tripolipost.com/art…
"With Libyan antiquities apparently being stolen to order, organ trafficking and human trafficking continuing and knowing the depravity at the core of western governments and amongst the 'elite' ( http://www.jesus-is-savior.com… ) it is not a great leap to fear the kids were abducted to order."