Libyan Soldiers Burned To Death

Eris Killton · #1 ● 02-23-2011, 02:04 AM

For refusing to shoot protesters. Gaddafi's Orders.

eryan725 · #2 ● 02-23-2011, 03:37 AM

that must of been one hell of a blaze...and was that a guy laughing at around .50 sec...

rahulmoddy · #3 ● 02-23-2011, 04:44 AM

Originally Posted by Eris Killton ↗

For refusing to shoot protesters. Gaddafi's Orders.

are you sure of that description?or u just copied and pasted watever was written in the hosting page???

Binyamine · #4 ● 02-23-2011, 06:59 AM

6 Six Libyan Soldiers Killed Burned Alive for refusing to shoot demonstrators

On Blip.Tv: http://blip.tv/file/4802821

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The video, taken on a cell phone, was posted on Monday. It is not known when it was taken. Opposition sources in Libya say the bodies are of soldiers who refused to shoot at anti-government demonstrators.

Colonel Muammar Gaddafi appeared on Libyan state television last night to insist that his 42-year rule over the country remained intact. As violence escalated in the capital, Tripoli, his foreign diplomats disowned him as a war criminal and elements of his feared security forces defected.

"I'm not in France, I'm not in Venezuela, I'm still here," he declared, while seated in the passenger seat of a car holding an umbrella up through the open door. The short clip was broadcast after a day of rumours about his whereabouts. Eyewitnesses and news reports had earlier said elements loyal to the regime were firing on protesters in Tripoli. Opposition leaders prepared for another night of defiance and called for crowds to occupy the city's vast Green Square.

Hundreds of people have died as the regime has attempted to stamp out six days of protests in several cities across the country. In the capital yesterday Gaddafi loyalists deployed snipers and roadblocks and, according to some witnesses, warplanes and helicopters.

**kellyhound** · #5 ● 02-23-2011, 08:13 AM

Hope his days are over soon.
When i see his face it makes me wanna puke.

Mariah Carey was reportedly paid $1 million to sing just four songs at the Nikki Beach Club for a party last year reportedly thrown by the family of the Libyan leader. Jay-Z and Timbaland also reportedly performed.

joethurr · #6 ● 02-23-2011, 09:20 AM

things sure arent looking too bright for him now..

Eris Killton · #7 ● 02-23-2011, 11:12 AM

Originally Posted by Binyamine ↗

6 Six Libyan Soldiers Killed Burned Alive for refusing to shoot demonstrators

On Blip.Tv: http://blip.tv/file/4802821

<embed src="http://blip.tv/play/AYKmoCAC" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="480" height="390" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true"></embed>

Download Link: http://a9.video2.blip.tv/10290007896...rs=434&bri=0.3

The video, taken on a cell phone, was posted on Monday. It is not known when it was taken. Opposition sources in Libya say the bodies are of soldiers who refused to shoot at anti-government demonstrators.

Colonel Muammar Gaddafi appeared on Libyan state television last night to insist that his 42-year rule over the country remained intact. As violence escalated in the capital, Tripoli, his foreign diplomats disowned him as a war criminal and elements of his feared security forces defected.

"I'm not in France, I'm not in Venezuela, I'm still here," he declared, while seated in the passenger seat of a car holding an umbrella up through the open door. The short clip was broadcast after a day of rumours about his whereabouts. Eyewitnesses and news reports had earlier said elements loyal to the regime were firing on protesters in Tripoli. Opposition leaders prepared for another night of defiance and called for crowds to occupy the city's vast Green Square.

Hundreds of people have died as the regime has attempted to stamp out six days of protests in several cities across the country. In the capital yesterday Gaddafi loyalists deployed snipers and roadblocks and, according to some witnesses, warplanes and helicopters.

Thanks KellyHound!