Tragic Libyan NATO agenda exposed

The brief visit of then-US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Libya in October 2011 was referred to by the media as a “victory lap.” “We came, we saw, he died!” Hillary Clinton crowed in a CBS video interview on hearing of the capture and brutal murder of Libyan leader Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Libya was relegated to the back burner by the State Department, “as the country dissolved into chaos, leading to a civil war that would destabilise the region, fueling the refugee crisis in Europe and allowing the Islamic State to establish a Libyan haven that the United States is now desperately trying to contain.

US-NATO intervention was allegedly undertaken on humanitarian grounds, after reports of mass atrocities, but human rights organisations questioned the claims after finding lack of evidence.

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