French soldiers killed in Libya

[GiannKall]

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-36843186

3 French soldiers killed when their helicopter was shot down in Bengazi. French, British and Americans have set up bases in libya. It seems the western plan is to keep these places in a situation of permanent war just like with Afghanistan, Somalia and Mali

 

[shah1398]

I guess this time no one will apologize to what they did to Libya. My heart goes out to see once a prosperous country now in tatters .

 

[Vergennes]

RIP.
The president said that they died in an helicopter accident.
Apparently they were in a MI-17 of the Haftar forces.

https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/wiki.php?id=188730

I guess this time no one will apologize to what they did to Libya. My heart goes out to see once a prosperous country now in tatters .

The same soldiers are deployed to assist and advise Haftar's troops in fighting IS....

 

[shah1398]

The same soldiers are deployed to assist and advise Haftar's troops in fighting IS....

There was no IS and no threat of WMD with Qaddafi in power in Libya. Just like Iraq precious lives are lost almost on daily basis in Libya and those include all the deployed soldiers too. Condolences to the grieved families.

 

[GiannKall]

West has no plan except prolonging wars that they cannot win. In another development

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-36838896

Rebels attacked a base in central Mali killing 17 soldiers. This is the country were the French interfered in 2012 claiming that rebels were defeated and peace restored

 

[Vergennes]

West has no plan except prolonging wars that they cannot win. In another development

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-36838896

Rebels attacked a base in central Mali killing 17 soldiers. This is the country were the French interfered in 2012 claiming that rebels were defeated and peace restored

'Interfered'. @Taygibay
The malian president officially asked the french president for military assistance against terrorist groups that were at the doors of Bamako. Within hours the first operation began and within weeks the malian citites were liberated from the hordes and the huge malian north was cleaned from those medieval monkeys. The objective was achieved.
You should have seen how the populations were happy to see those french soldiers. I was there,I have seen everything,nobody can tell me otherwise. The terrorist faced an important debacle,and now are unable to capture entire cities as they used to do.
They are sporadically attacking civilians and UN troops,this shows their desperation. Their supply roads are cut,they are being always harassed by the french troops,but the task is huge.... 3.500 soldiers for a territory equal to Europe.
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But now,would you prefer a Mali attacked but free,or a Mali under shariah where the civilians had no freedom at all ? Where women aren't forced to wear the veil ? Where everyone can smoke or drink as much they want ?

@GiannKall Are you really ''''''greek'''''' ?

 

[GiannKall]

'Interfered'. @Taygibay
The malian president officially asked the french president for military assistance against terrorist groups that were at the doors of Bamako. Within hours the first operation began and within weeks the malian citites were liberated from the hordes and the huge malian north was cleaned from those medieval monkeys. The objective was achieved.
You should have seen how the populations were happy to see those french soldiers. I was there,I have seen everything,nobody can tell me otherwise. The terrorist faced an important debacle,and now are unable to capture entire cities as they used to do.
They are sporadically attacking civilians and UN troops,this shows their desperation. Their supply roads are cut,they are being always harassed by the french troops,but the task is huge.... 3.500 soldiers for a territory equal to Europe.
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But now,would you prefer a Mali attacked but free,or a Mali under shariah where the civilians had no freedom at all ? Where women aren't forced to wear the veil ? Where everyone can smoke or drink as much they want ?

@GiannKall Are you really ''''''greek'''''' ?

I am quite sure that the Malians were thrilled seeing their ex-colonial masters return. The terrorists were helped from the chaos west created in Libya. So what the west did? Interfered in both countries to ensure that both Libya and Mali are going to be in permanent war and chaos.

 

[Steve781]

I am quite sure that the Malians were thrilled seeing their ex-colonial masters return. The terrorists were helped from the chaos west created in Libya. So what the west did? Interfered in both countries to ensure that both Libya and Mali are going to be in permanent war and chaos.

You are not Greek.

 

[Taygibay]

I am quite sure that the Malians were thrilled seeing their ex-colonial masters return.

Search engines are your friends ... unless you don't want to see something.
Tay.

 

[HAIDER]

RIP....

 

[Ceylal]

RIP.
The president said that they died in an helicopter accident.
Apparently they were in an helicopter of the Haftar forces.

Really?

The same soldiers are deployed to assist and advise Haftar's troops in fighting IS....

Who armed ISIS? and who destroyed Lybia..? FRANCE!

 

[Taygibay]

Toujours le même os à ronger hein, Ceylal?/Always chewing on that one bone, huh Ceylal?

I understand; it's so much easier than to admit your own failure!

Good luck with that pet peeve, Tay.

 

[Hellfire]

West has no plan except prolonging wars that they cannot win.

They indeed have a plan, to keep the Islamic nations destabilised. Creates markets for them, as allows them to keep 'Islamic Threat' under control. Makes sense as nothing good comes of peace wherein Wahabi thoughts will be propagated to bored idiots.

 

[Taygibay]

They indeed have a plan, to keep the Islamic nations destabilised.

What? Like say, Pakistan or Bangladesh or the world's most populous Muslim nations
of Indonesia and India? Together, these account for 43-44% of Muslims worldwide.

When did France do anything to destabilize these exactly?


“If it is necessary sometimes to lie to others, it is always despicable to lie to oneself.”
― W. Somerset Maugham

“Above all, don't lie to yourself. The man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to a point that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, or around him, and so loses all respect for himself and for others. And having no respect he ceases to love.”
― Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Tsssk, Tay.

 

[Hellfire]

What? Like say, Pakistan or Bangladesh or the world's most populous Muslim nations
of Indonesia and India? Together, these account for 43-44% of Muslims worldwide.

When did France do anything to destabilize these exactly?


Tsssk, Tay.

It was sarcastic ... have you read the guys post? Get the JOKE!!!!!

Man you and I have crossed paths .. do you think I make such posts?

Am in a troll mode today