القذافي يهاجم واشنطن وطائراته تقصف مناطق سكنية براس لانوف
Gaddafi accuses US, UK & France of eyeing Libya oil
مشاهير123 - اتهم الرئيس الليبي معمر القذافي صباح الاربعاء 09/03/2011، الولايات المتحدة الاميركية بتدبير مؤامرة ضد بلاده للسيطرة على منابع النفظ.وقال القذافي في كلمة له امام شباب قبيلة الزنتان: «هناك مطامع من اجل استعمار ليبيا واذلال الشعب الليبي والسيطرة على نفطه».
وهاجم القذافي اعضاء المجلس الانتقالي ووصفهم بانهم مجموعة من الخونة، واشار الى ان «الدول الاستعمارية ضخمت التطورات في ليبيا».
كما دعا القذافي الدول الغربية الى مساعدة ليبيا ضد ما اسماه تنظيم القاعدة في البلاد.
وفي حركة وصفت بانها محاولة لاظهار سيطرته على الاوضاع في ليبيا، زار الرئيس معمر القذافي مساء الثلاثاء احد الفنادق في العاصمة طرابلس.
ودخل القذافي الفندق وسط اجراءات امنية مشددة ليلتقي عددا من الصحافيين الاجانب بهدف اجراء مقابلات تلفزيونية.
وقال القذافي ان الثوار يتلقون دعما من القاعدة ودول الجوار، كما اتهم المجلس الانتقالي للمعارضة بانه مجموعة من الخونة ضد استقرار البلاد.
This picture from last night in Tripoli
English : Machahir123 - Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi accused the United States, Britain and France of planning to seize Libya's oil and wealth with the help of whom he called "traitors".
In recorded comments broadcast on Libyan television on Wednesday, Gaddafi accused the interim council, lead by the defected justice minister Mustapha Abdul Jalil, of treason.
The Libyan leader was addressing a group of supporters from Zantan tribe, who were gathered in a closed hall.
Gaddafi accused groups from Afghanistan, Egypt and Algeria of being behind the fighting in Libya.
He added that the west was trying to seize the opportunity of the ongoing unrest in Libya to "enslave" its people.
In another interview aired by France's LCI television channel Wednesday, the embattled Libyan leader accused Western countries, especially France, of plotting to "colonize" his oil-rich nation,
When questioned on the stand taken by Western powers, and France in particular, Gaddafi said they "want to colonize Libya again", adding: "It's a colonialist plot."
Britain and France have made the most aggressive calls among Western powers for a no-fly zone to stop Gaddafi's troops attacking opposition forces staging a more than three-week-old rebellion.
The United States has said any such move would need to have full U.N. backing.
Paris has also praised the national council set up by the revolutionaries.
Libya was annexed by Italy in 1912 after an Italian invasion of the north African country ostensibly to safeguard its interests.
When asked if he envisaged "reprisals" against France, Gaddafi replied: "We'll see".
In recorded comments broadcast on Libyan television on Wednesday, Gaddafi accused the interim council, lead by the defected justice minister Mustapha Abdul Jalil, of treason.
The Libyan leader was addressing a group of supporters from Zantan tribe, who were gathered in a closed hall.
Gaddafi accused groups from Afghanistan, Egypt and Algeria of being behind the fighting in Libya.
He added that the west was trying to seize the opportunity of the ongoing unrest in Libya to "enslave" its people.
In another interview aired by France's LCI television channel Wednesday, the embattled Libyan leader accused Western countries, especially France, of plotting to "colonize" his oil-rich nation,
When questioned on the stand taken by Western powers, and France in particular, Gaddafi said they "want to colonize Libya again", adding: "It's a colonialist plot."
Britain and France have made the most aggressive calls among Western powers for a no-fly zone to stop Gaddafi's troops attacking opposition forces staging a more than three-week-old rebellion.
The United States has said any such move would need to have full U.N. backing.
Paris has also praised the national council set up by the revolutionaries.
Libya was annexed by Italy in 1912 after an Italian invasion of the north African country ostensibly to safeguard its interests.
When asked if he envisaged "reprisals" against France, Gaddafi replied: "We'll see".
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