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Kineski predsednik Hu Djintao upozorio je danas u Pekingu francuskog predsednika Nikolu Sarkozija da bi vazdušni udari na Libiju mogli da prekrše "originalne namere" rezolucije UN, koja je imala za cilj zaštitu civila, i istakao da se silom neće rešiti tamošnji sukob.
Neuobičajeno snažnim jezikom za diplomatske susrete, Hu je rekao Sarkoziju da će se silom samo pogoršati libijski sukob i da će na kraju sukob morati da bude rešen pregovorima.

Huovo upozorenje došlo je na početku mini turneje francuskog predsednika po Aziji, gde će u Kini učestvovati na sastanku G20 o svetskoj monetarnoj reformi i kraćem zadržavanju u katastrofom pogođenom Japanu.

Predsednik Hu Djintao je upozorio Sarkozija da bi vazdušni udari na Libiju mogli da prekrše "originalne namere" rezolucije UN, koja je imala za cilj zaštitu civila.
Gadafijeva seksi ćerka na prvoj borbenoj liniji (FOTO)
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"Ukoliko vojne akcije donesu nesreću nevinim civilima i stvore još veću humanitarnu krizu, time će se prekršiti originalne namere rezolucije Saveta bezbednosti", rekao je Hu, a prenele agencije.

Kina je bila veoma kritična prema međunarodnim vojnim operacijama u Libiji, iako nije iskoristila pravo veta u Savetu bezbednosti prilikom glasanja o rezoluciji, kojom se pored zone zabrane leta odobrava i upotreba neophodnih sredstava za zaštitu civila.

Francuska je, s druge strane, predvodila koalicionu kampanju protiv libijskog vođe Moamera Gadafija koji se vojno suprostavlja pobunjenicima namernim da ga zbace s vlasti, i učestvuje zajedno sa SAD, Britanijom i drugim zemljama u bombardovanju Libije.

Sarkozi je rekao da se Francuska takođe nada da libijsku krizu reši političkim i diplomatskim sredstvima, prenela je Sinhua.

(Tanjug)
 
Ху упозорио Саркозија због напада на Либију
Политика - Пре сат и 3 минута

ПЕКИНГ - Кинески председник Ху Ђинтао упозорио је у Пекингу француског председника Николу Саркозија да би ваздушни удари на Либију могли да прекрше "оригиналне намере" резолуције УН, која је имала за циљ заштиту цивила, и истакао да се силом неће решити тамошњи сукоб.

Неуобичајено снажним језиком за дипломатске сусрете, Ху је рекао Саркозију да ће се силом само погоршати либијски сукоб и да ће на крају сукоб морати да буде решен преговорима.

Хуово упозорење дошло је на почетку мини турнеје француског председника по Азији, где ће у Кини учествовати на састанку Г20 о светској монетарној реформи и краћем задржавању у катастрофом погођеном Јапану.

Председник Ху је упозорио Саркозија да би ваздушни удари на Либију могли да прекрше "оригиналне намере" резолуције УН, која је имала за циљ заштиту цивила.

"Циљ УН резолуције је да се прекине насиље и заштите цивили", пренела је државна телевизија речи кинеског председника током сусрета са Саркозијем.

"Уколико војне акције донесу несрећу невиним цивилима и створе још већу хуманитарну кризу, тиме ће се прекршити оригиналне намере резолуције Савета безбедности", рекао је Ху, а пренеле агенције.

И шта ли ће да ураде Кинези поводом тога?
 
Tu gde se sada vode borbe u Libiji tu su Rusi poceli da grade brze pruge od Sirta do Bengazija duzine 554km, pruga na toj liniji Sirt-Bengazi je trebala da bude gotova za 4 godine, najpre bi brzina bila 160km/h, a nakon elektrifikacije 250km/h, do sada je izgradjeno samo 14km pruge, ako pobunjenici pobede brze pruge Libije sigurno nikad nece biti dovrsene.

http://www.railwaygazette.com/nc/ne...st-14-km-of-libyan-rail-network-in-place.html

Gadafi je Libijcima obecao brze pruge evo:

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http://www.railwaygazette.com/nc/ne...st-14-km-of-libyan-rail-network-in-place.html

First 14 km of Libyan rail network in place

16 March 2010
Libyan railway under construction.

LIBYA: The first 14 km of track has been laid for the 554 km Surt - Banghazi railway, Russian Railways has announced.

RZD is building the line parallel to the Mediterranean coast under a €2·2bn contract signed in April 2008, and President Vladimir Yakunin visited the construction sites on March 14 to meet Chairman of Libyan Railways Said Mohammed Rashid.

At present 438 people are engaged on construction, which is expected to take four years and will employ a total of 3 500 local and Russian workers.

'This is the first transport sector project on such a scale in the history of the two countries', said Yakunin. 'Russian Railways, having a wealth of experience in carrying out such projects, is confident that it will meet the timeframe, while achieving a high level of quality. The use of Russian-produced maintenance vehicles will help achieve this goal. This project therefore provides Russian companies with the opportunity to enter new markets.'

Trains will initially run at 160 km/h, but the double track alignment makes provision for electrification to allow running at 250 km/h. According to RZD the project includes 1 000 'artificial structures', including 30 rail and 23 road bridges, and six major and 24 minor stations.

Separately, China Railway Construction Corp has contracts covering the 625 km west from Surt to Al Khums, Tripoli and Ras Ejder on the Tunisian border, and an 800 km link inland from Misratah to iron ore deposits near Sabha.
 
Poslednja izmena:
Pre neko vece sam rekao da ce Gadafi upotrebiti taktiku,Zivojina Misica,odnosno da povlacenje njegovih trupa nije bilo bez cilja,sada treba iskoristiti pescanu oluju i pometnju medju pobunjenicima,osloboditi Bengazi i isterati ih u Egipat.
 
Privatni univerzitet Megatrend u Beogradu dodelio je počasni doktorat Moameru Gadafiju 2007. godine.

Zvanično objašnjenje je - doktorat je zaslužio zbog projekta navodnjavanja pustinje ali je očigledno da su iza toga stajali i neki drugi planovi - pokušaj da se privuku libijski studenti na univerzitet u Beogradu.


Mića Jovanović, rektor Univerziteta Megatrend u Beogradu, bez datuma
Mića Jovanović, rektor Megatrenda na naše pitanje da li poslednji događaji dovode u pitanje odluku o počasnom doktoratu koji se dodeljuje kako nam je objasnio “za civilizacijska dostignuca”, kaže da nije bilo dileme ni jednog trenutka.

"Ja sam se lično uverio, bio sam dva puta u Libiji ukupno 10-12 dana, da je u to vreme (to je bilo pre 4 godine, ne znam šta je bilo posle) libijski narod sasvim, sasvim dobro živeo. Rekao bih ne u socijalizmu, već gotovo u komunizmu", kaže Jovanović.
 
Према још увек непотврђеним информацијама снаге либијске војске контролишу Брегу! Francuzi, Britanci i Ameri su pukli u svojoj zamisli! Napred Gadafi, teraj tu bagru, sve do Bengazija! Tamo su ti tzv ti '''civili'' opljackali svaku radnju koja im je bila na putu. Teraj to bre Gadafi!
 
Mi u Srbiji nismo jednini koji smo organizovali skupove podrske Gadafiju, pogledajte ovaj video skupovi podrske Gadafiju su bili i u Pakistanu i u Italiji u Rimu i u Londonu, na tim skupovima ucesnici nose zelene zastave i gadafijeve slike:

 
n Serbia, nationalist support for Gadhafi follows hatred for NATO


BY RICHARD WARNICA, FOR POSTMEDIA NEWS MARCH 29, 2011


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Protesters gather at a rally in support of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi in central Belgrade, Serbia on Sunday March 27, 2011.
Photograph by: Richard Warnica, For Postmedia News
BELGRADE, Serbia — The young man in the old army cap posed theatrically, a cardboard tombstone held above his chest, his black boots thrust in front of him as he lay on the concrete path. Surrounded by a sign-waving mass, he grinned and joined in as the crowd chanted in unison: "Libya! Serbia! Libya! Serbia! Libya! Serbia!"

While much of Europe united last week behind a NATO-led bombing campaign against the Gadhafi regime, reaction here to the attacks has been much more tepid.

Ties between Serbia and Libya go back decades, to the Belgrade-born Non-Aligned Movement, and the wounds from NATO's strikes against Serbia in 1999 remain fresh in the minds of many here.

Last weekend two separate rallies were organized in central Belgrade in support of the Gadhafi government.

On Saturday, Libyan students joined a few dozen Serbians in Belgrade's Republic Square to wave green flags and anti-NATO posters while speakers condemned the western-led bombings.

At one point, a Libyan student took to the microphone to unleash a curse-laden rant against the United States, NATO and especially French president Nicolas Sarkozy.

"You are all bull—-," he said. "F— off forever."

The next day, a group of Serbian ultranationalists gathered in a nearby park to pose for the cameras and brandish signs accusing NATO of "legal terrorism."

"They took Kosovo from us, they will probably take East Libya from them," said Milos, a young man with an adolescent moustache and green Gadhafi T-shirt.

Milos, who would not give his last name, was eight when NATO planes attacked what was then Yugoslavia in 1999.

"I was terrified," Milos said of the bombings. "I watched the sky turn red."

The 11-week campaign, designed to halt ethnic cleansing in Kosovo, devastated Serbia's infrastructure and remains a highly polarizing topic here. Some of the buildings destroyed in the bombing remain crumpled and Belgrade's military museum still displays the uniforms of U.S. pilots shot down during the war.

Among those at the rally Sunday were supporters of Vojislav Seselj, an ultranationalist politician currently on trial for war crimes in The Hague.

Many in the crowd wore the uniform of the European extreme right: heads shaved, camouflage pants tucked into black boots.

Those protesting were likely a "small fringe," said Mirjana Kosic, the co-founder of Transconflict, a non-governmental organization in Belgrade.

But online, at least, support here for Gadhafi has been robust. By Tuesday morning more than 62,000 people had "liked" a Facebook page named Support for Moammar al Gadhafi from the people of Serbia.

The page was set up by the far-right Nasi 1389 party, according to a report from the AFP. But membership has spread beyond that small niche.

Zarko Zdravkovic joined the group last week. Like some Serbian students, he also traded his Facebook profile picture for one of Gadhafi with his fist held high.

At an outdoor cafe in Belgrade Sunday, Zdravkovic, a law student, explained his support for the Libyan dictator.

"Gadhafi supported Serbia during the war," he said. It's only right that they support him now."

Zdravkovic was born in Pristina, now the capital of independent Kosovo. Like many ethnic Serbs, he fled the area in 1999. He has lived in Belgrade ever since.

Gadhafi's government was one of the first to offer aid to Serbia after the Kosovo war. To this day it supports Serbia's claim to the breakaway province.

Zdravkovic, dressed in military pants, a bomber jacket and a black and white kaffiyeh scarf, said he doesn't favour dictators, necessarily. If the people of Libya want to get rid of Gadhafi peacefully, he said he would be behind them. But the rebels in east Libya aren't protesters, he said, they are terrorists.

Back at the rally, a Libyan student arrived in a long wool coat and green scarf. He had a thick stack of glossy Gadhafi posters wrapped in brown paper. The protesters surrounded him and stripped the pictures away.

Another student, Abdussalam Basher, said he came to Belgrade to do a PhD in management.

"I was in America," he said. "But I hate Americans."

Throughout the rally Basher tried to prod the crowd into chanting: "Long live Gadhafi!" But for whatever reason it never took. Instead the crowd, old and young, always returned to the same words: "Libya! Serbia!" they chanted. "Libya! Serbia!"

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