Gaddafi: Intent Contract
sent Ptite_Mule . - The Info Live Video.
"Compromising POL [Patrick Ollier, ed] Iraq, Libya, Syria
This little phrase from the Book of General Rondot (yes, that old Clearstream affair, always her), she summarizes the work of fellow MMA, POL?
At the head of the group of Franco-Libyan friendship Assembly, which he founded in 2003, Ollier multiplies travel to Libya, meeting with Muammar Qaddafi, and supports the efforts of the Minister of Defence, his companion, for weapons procurement, possible since the end of the embargo in 2004. We see precisely
MAM sign contracts in 2007 when Gaddafi's visit to the Elysee, in the short video above. Meanwhile, POL JDD assures that Colonel Qaddafi "one man wonder" has "totally abandoned" to violent action and terrorism. "There is nothing against him today," insists there. At most "some remnants of old practices such as torture prison " ... ( Karl Laske, Liberation )
The Tunisian friend Ollier, Aziz Miled, might agree on that. He joined in 2008 as hotel chain Jamahiriya Laico . Nicolas Beau on his blog, says it appears clear that Patrick Ollier was also in business with Slim Chiboub, the first son of Ben Ali and rights of Libyans in Tunis.
Note with amusement that Chiboub owns in France a stable of racehorses based in Chantilly, which was recovered by France Galop when Tunisian disorders (Eric Woerth thinks?).
is turning around!
And now leftists, Arab moreover, are so upset the cordial relations, so disinterested, of Mr. Ollier with Mr Gaddafi. Blinded by ideology subversive outcome of the Internet (always the Internet!), now the little nation of Libya has claims of insubordination is insane ... and billions of petro Libya that could go under the noses of French foreign trade.
There are lessons to know-how of policing that are lost, MAM could say! But Muammar
has some expertise on the subject, and the organization Human Rights Watch (HRW), based on medical sources and witnesses reported an overall balance of 84 dead, including 55 to Benghazi and also in Al-Baida, to Ajdabiya and Derna.
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