[postlink]
https://anonymoustube.blogspot.com/2011/02/photographer-libby-was-fatally-shot-hit.html[/postlink]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u_uzGKOc1gendofvid [starttext]Photographer Libby was fatally shot hit the center of Tripoli - Libya[endtext]
[postlink]
https://anonymoustube.blogspot.com/2011/02/communique-de-presse-25feb2011-french.html[/postlink]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmMA_Ywzr4kendofvid [startext]French translation of this press release :
We stand at a unique time in our history, the rise of the internet and computer technology have contributed to an unparallelled rate of prosperity for the First World. We have created for ourselves and empire unlike any other, a global network of constant trade and communication, a new age of technological advancement. We have come a long way from our humble roots in the Industrial Revolution and the days of Manifest Destiny. We are now pioneers on new digital frontiers expanding our domain from the quantum world to the far reaches of space.
And yet, the empire faces a crisis, a global recession, growing poverty, rampant violence, corruption in politics, and threats to personal freedom. As it was before in other times of crisis, the old stories have begun to repeat themselves. The half truths, this time repeated nightly on cable news and echoed through a series of tubes onto the internet: the empire is strong, change is unwise, business as usual is the answer. In times of uncertainty there are those who seek to add to the confusion, to prey on our insecurities and fears. Those who would seek to keep us divided for their own gain. The pervasive strategy takes many very convincing forms: Liberals and Conservatives, Christians and Muslims, Black and White, Saved and sinner.
But something unexpected is happening. We have begun telling each other our own stories. Sharing our lives, our hopes, our dreams, our demons. Every second, day in day out, into all hours of the night the gritty details of life on this earth are streaming around the world. As we see the lives of others played out in our living rooms we are beginning to understand the consequences of our actions and the error of the old ways. We are questioning the old assumptions that we are made to consume not to create, that the world was made for our taking, that wars are inevitable, that poverty is unavoidable. As we learn more about our global community a fundamental truth has been rediscovered: We are not so different as we may seem. Every human has strengths, weaknesses, and deep emotions. We crave love, love laughter, fear being alone and dream for a better life.
You must create a better life.
You cannot sit on the couch watching television or playing video games, waiting for a revolution. You are the revolution. Every time you decide not to exercise your rights, every time you refuse to hear another view point, every time you ignore the world around you, every time you spend a dollar at a business that doesn't pay a fair wage you are contributing to the oppression of the human body and the repression of the human mind. You have a choice, a choice to take the easy path, the familiar path, to walk willingly into your own submission. Or a choice get up, to go outside and talk to your neighbor, to come together in new forums to create lasting, meaningful change for the human race.
This is our challenge:
A peaceful revolution, a revolution of ideas, a revolution of creation. The twenty-first century enlightenment. A global movement to create a new age of tolerance and understanding, empathy and respect. An age of unfettered technological development. An age of sharing ideas and cooperation. An age of artistic and personal expression. We can choose to use new technology for radical positive change or let it be used against us. We can choose to keep the internet free, keep channels of communication open and dig new tunnels into those places where information is still guarded. Or we can let it all close in around us. As we move in to new digital worlds, we must acknowledge the need for honest information and free expression. We must fight to keep the internet open as a marketplace of ideas where all are seated as equals. We must defend our freedoms from those who would seek to control us. We must fight for those who do not yet have a voice. Keep telling your story. All must be heard.[endtext]
We stand at a unique time in our history, the rise of the internet and computer technology have contributed to an unparallelled rate of prosperity for the First World. We have created for ourselves and empire unlike any other, a global network of constant trade and communication, a new age of technological advancement. We have come a long way from our humble roots in the Industrial Revolution and the days of Manifest Destiny. We are now pioneers on new digital frontiers expanding our domain from the quantum world to the far reaches of space.
And yet, the empire faces a crisis, a global recession, growing poverty, rampant violence, corruption in politics, and threats to personal freedom. As it was before in other times of crisis, the old stories have begun to repeat themselves. The half truths, this time repeated nightly on cable news and echoed through a series of tubes onto the internet: the empire is strong, change is unwise, business as usual is the answer. In times of uncertainty there are those who seek to add to the confusion, to prey on our insecurities and fears. Those who would seek to keep us divided for their own gain. The pervasive strategy takes many very convincing forms: Liberals and Conservatives, Christians and Muslims, Black and White, Saved and sinner.
But something unexpected is happening. We have begun telling each other our own stories. Sharing our lives, our hopes, our dreams, our demons. Every second, day in day out, into all hours of the night the gritty details of life on this earth are streaming around the world. As we see the lives of others played out in our living rooms we are beginning to understand the consequences of our actions and the error of the old ways. We are questioning the old assumptions that we are made to consume not to create, that the world was made for our taking, that wars are inevitable, that poverty is unavoidable. As we learn more about our global community a fundamental truth has been rediscovered: We are not so different as we may seem. Every human has strengths, weaknesses, and deep emotions. We crave love, love laughter, fear being alone and dream for a better life.
You must create a better life.
You cannot sit on the couch watching television or playing video games, waiting for a revolution. You are the revolution. Every time you decide not to exercise your rights, every time you refuse to hear another view point, every time you ignore the world around you, every time you spend a dollar at a business that doesn't pay a fair wage you are contributing to the oppression of the human body and the repression of the human mind. You have a choice, a choice to take the easy path, the familiar path, to walk willingly into your own submission. Or a choice get up, to go outside and talk to your neighbor, to come together in new forums to create lasting, meaningful change for the human race.
This is our challenge:
A peaceful revolution, a revolution of ideas, a revolution of creation. The twenty-first century enlightenment. A global movement to create a new age of tolerance and understanding, empathy and respect. An age of unfettered technological development. An age of sharing ideas and cooperation. An age of artistic and personal expression. We can choose to use new technology for radical positive change or let it be used against us. We can choose to keep the internet free, keep channels of communication open and dig new tunnels into those places where information is still guarded. Or we can let it all close in around us. As we move in to new digital worlds, we must acknowledge the need for honest information and free expression. We must fight to keep the internet open as a marketplace of ideas where all are seated as equals. We must defend our freedoms from those who would seek to control us. We must fight for those who do not yet have a voice. Keep telling your story. All must be heard.[endtext]
Communiqué de presse 25.feb.2011 (French) | ANONYMOUS |
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ANONYMOUS,
France
[postlink]
https://anonymoustube.blogspot.com/2011/02/libya-chemical-weapons-masks-seized.html[/postlink]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en6M6mEkAfUendofvid [starttext]TRANSLATION. Misurata, Libya (Feb. 24, 2011). The person talking is an Army General named Salam Juha at the airport in the city of Misurata. General Juha joined the Libyan citizens' revolution. In this video from today, February 24, 2011, he says that Gaddafi is now using POISION GAS against the Libyan citizens. In his hand, he is holding a gas mask that was captured from one of Gaddafi's foreign African mercenaries. Gaddafi is protecting his foreign African mercenaries from being exposed to the chemical weapons. He says this type of mask is used ONLY to protect from POISON GAS and CHEMICAL WEAPONS.[endtext]
[Libya] Chemical Weapons Masks Seized From Mercenaries In Misurata 24.02.11
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Libya
[postlink]
https://anonymoustube.blogspot.com/2011/02/crocodile-on-nile.html[/postlink]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSwi6QhYEEQendofvid [starttext]The Crocodile on the Nile - a Puppet Fairytale
A tribute to the people of egypt and their inspiring example of determination and courage
by The People Of The Ground
Music: "Apologize" by short hopper
(feat. Shriek Productions) via CCMixter
http://ccmixter.org/files/short_hoppe...
is licensed under a Creative Commons license:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
Puppet Players: Alex, Amadeo, Barbara,
Chris, Kate, Malin, Marion, Nils, Rudi
Voices: Kate, Nancy, Thomas, Tristan
Camera: Nils, Peter S Milla
Costume Design: Sandra Sekanina
Stage Design: Chris
Props: Chris, Barbara
Editing, Postpro: Peter S Milla
Concept and Text: T.D. Ducato
with special thanks to
Kate, Claudia and Michi
Special thanks to all others who have been involved
The Crocodile on the Nile -- A Puppet Fairytale
by ThePeopleOnTheGround
is licensed under a Creative Commons license:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
MMXI /// You already have permission[endtext]
A tribute to the people of egypt and their inspiring example of determination and courage
by The People Of The Ground
Music: "Apologize" by short hopper
(feat. Shriek Productions) via CCMixter
http://ccmixter.org/files/short_hoppe...
is licensed under a Creative Commons license:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
Puppet Players: Alex, Amadeo, Barbara,
Chris, Kate, Malin, Marion, Nils, Rudi
Voices: Kate, Nancy, Thomas, Tristan
Camera: Nils, Peter S Milla
Costume Design: Sandra Sekanina
Stage Design: Chris
Props: Chris, Barbara
Editing, Postpro: Peter S Milla
Concept and Text: T.D. Ducato
with special thanks to
Kate, Claudia and Michi
Special thanks to all others who have been involved
The Crocodile on the Nile -- A Puppet Fairytale
by ThePeopleOnTheGround
is licensed under a Creative Commons license:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
MMXI /// You already have permission[endtext]
The Crocodile on the Nile
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[postlink]
https://anonymoustube.blogspot.com/2011/02/anonymous-italiy-operation-iran-short.html[/postlink]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ70xFIxnLgendofvid [starttext]
IRC server: irc.anonops.ru
Port: 6667
Channel italiano: #Italy
Operazione: #OpItaly
WebChat: http://tinyurl.com/5txu47l
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anonops.ita?...
[endtext]
IRC server: irc.anonops.ru
Port: 6667
Channel italiano: #Italy
Operazione: #OpItaly
WebChat: http://tinyurl.com/5txu47l
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anonops.ita?...
[endtext]
ANONYMOUS ITALIY - OPERATION IRAN - Short Press Release
Labels:
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IRAN,
ITALY,
OPERATION
[postlink]
https://anonymoustube.blogspot.com/2011/02/shooting-in-tajoura-tripoli-libya-23-02.html[/postlink]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aDpm0Peay0endofvid [starttext]http://www.youtube.com/user/libyanevidence[endtext]
A shooting in Tajoura (Tripoli, Libya) 23-02-2011
Labels:
Libya
[postlink]
https://anonymoustube.blogspot.com/2011/02/interrogation-of-mercenary-in-eastern.html[/postlink]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b05LhO8CPbYendofvid [starttext]http://www.youtube.com/user/libyanevidence[endtext]
Interrogation of a Mercenary in Eastern Libya
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Libya
[postlink]
https://anonymoustube.blogspot.com/2011/02/asesino-de-snauzi-ayudadnos.html[/postlink]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzmn7pCP2U8endofvid [starttext]Hay que encontrar a ese hijo puta y hacerle lo mismo que a los cachorros. Por favor ayudad en todo lo que podais.
Se han creado varias plataformas como en facebook: http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php...
Y la página Anonymous de España está recogiendo mucha información y ayudando mucho os dejo el enlace y toda la noticia: http://anonspain.com/index.php
Blog anonymous de la operación, aquí encontrareis el video entero : http://opdogfight.blogspot.com/
Otro blog de Anonymous de blogger: http://www.anonymousmovement.blogspot.com [endtext]
Se han creado varias plataformas como en facebook: http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php...
Y la página Anonymous de España está recogiendo mucha información y ayudando mucho os dejo el enlace y toda la noticia: http://anonspain.com/index.php
Blog anonymous de la operación, aquí encontrareis el video entero : http://opdogfight.blogspot.com/
Otro blog de Anonymous de blogger: http://www.anonymousmovement.blogspot.com [endtext]
ASESINO DE SNAUZI: AYUDADNOS!
[postlink]
https://anonymoustube.blogspot.com/2011/02/mercenaries-patrolling-streets-of.html[/postlink]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5XOKlnOkasendofvid [starttext]The crews of two Libyan warships have mutinied and are refusing to obey Muammar Gaddafi's orders to attack the eastern port city of Benghazi.
This development comes as more reports are coming in about Libyan troops defecting to the side of the people seeking to overthrow Gaddafi, the longest serving ruler in the Arab world.
However, thousands of soldiers have been deployed to the city of Sabratha where protesters have reportedly clashed with security forces.
Meanwhile, Libyan Interior Minister Abdel Fatah Yunes has resigned from his post in solidarity with the pro-democracy protesters.
The Libyan deputy ambassador to the UN, Ibrahim Dabbashi, has strongly criticized the crackdown, saying he will not support a government that kills its own people, and has asked Gaddafi to resign.
However, in a televised address on Tuesday, Gaddafi said he had no intention of stepping down. He also threatened to step up the crackdown against pro-democracy protesters, saying, "We have not used our power yet."
Pundits say the Libyan regime's heavy-handed clampdown on the people seems to have seriously backfired since the anti-government demonstrations have actually gained momentum across the country.
At least 1,000 people were killed in Tripoli on Monday by airstrikes conducted by the Libyan military in a desperate move meant to quell the popular uprising, according to some reports.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/166583.html
Libyan Interior Minister Abdel Fatah Yunes has resigned as protests against embattled leader Muammar Gaddafi continue, despite the government's violent crackdown.
"I announce my resignation from all my duties in response to the revolution of February 17," AFP quoted Yunes as saying on Tuesday.
Yunes also called on the army to join the people's revolution.
The interior minister's resignation comes as the harsh repression of protesters continues.
But Gaddafi remains defiant, vowing to use all his power to crush the revolution and saying he will fight "to the last drop of his blood."
British Foreign Secretary William Hague and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have condemned the bloody crackdown on protesters and have asked Libya to stop the violence.
European Union states are discussing a proposal to impose sanctions on Gaddafi's regime, although Italy has signaled disagreement, fearing at least 300,000 Libyan migrants could seek refuge in the country, Italy's ANSA news agency said.
The United Nations Security Council has held emergency talks on the current crisis in Libya at the request of the Libyan deputy ambassador to the UN, Ibrahim Dabbashi, who has expressed indignation over the repression of protesters.
Pundits say the Libyan regime's heavy-handed clampdown on the people seems to have seriously backfired since the anti-government demonstrations have actually gained momentum across the country.
Also on Tuesday, protesters reportedly clashed with government forces in Sabratha -- which is located near the capital Tripoli -- where thousands of soldiers have been deployed to quell the demonstrations[endtext]
This development comes as more reports are coming in about Libyan troops defecting to the side of the people seeking to overthrow Gaddafi, the longest serving ruler in the Arab world.
However, thousands of soldiers have been deployed to the city of Sabratha where protesters have reportedly clashed with security forces.
Meanwhile, Libyan Interior Minister Abdel Fatah Yunes has resigned from his post in solidarity with the pro-democracy protesters.
The Libyan deputy ambassador to the UN, Ibrahim Dabbashi, has strongly criticized the crackdown, saying he will not support a government that kills its own people, and has asked Gaddafi to resign.
However, in a televised address on Tuesday, Gaddafi said he had no intention of stepping down. He also threatened to step up the crackdown against pro-democracy protesters, saying, "We have not used our power yet."
Pundits say the Libyan regime's heavy-handed clampdown on the people seems to have seriously backfired since the anti-government demonstrations have actually gained momentum across the country.
At least 1,000 people were killed in Tripoli on Monday by airstrikes conducted by the Libyan military in a desperate move meant to quell the popular uprising, according to some reports.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/166583.html
Libyan Interior Minister Abdel Fatah Yunes has resigned as protests against embattled leader Muammar Gaddafi continue, despite the government's violent crackdown.
"I announce my resignation from all my duties in response to the revolution of February 17," AFP quoted Yunes as saying on Tuesday.
Yunes also called on the army to join the people's revolution.
The interior minister's resignation comes as the harsh repression of protesters continues.
But Gaddafi remains defiant, vowing to use all his power to crush the revolution and saying he will fight "to the last drop of his blood."
British Foreign Secretary William Hague and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have condemned the bloody crackdown on protesters and have asked Libya to stop the violence.
European Union states are discussing a proposal to impose sanctions on Gaddafi's regime, although Italy has signaled disagreement, fearing at least 300,000 Libyan migrants could seek refuge in the country, Italy's ANSA news agency said.
The United Nations Security Council has held emergency talks on the current crisis in Libya at the request of the Libyan deputy ambassador to the UN, Ibrahim Dabbashi, who has expressed indignation over the repression of protesters.
Pundits say the Libyan regime's heavy-handed clampdown on the people seems to have seriously backfired since the anti-government demonstrations have actually gained momentum across the country.
Also on Tuesday, protesters reportedly clashed with government forces in Sabratha -- which is located near the capital Tripoli -- where thousands of soldiers have been deployed to quell the demonstrations[endtext]
Mercenaries Patrolling the streets of Tripoli
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