Yannick Comenge

@Fab... allez voir l’ensemble des sources...

Et on en rediscute...

Je vois que les indices concernant 200 à 400 témoignages concordant d’enfants par une ONG connues (mais pas française, c’est cela qui doit gener) ne suffisent pas à calmer certains.

L’article du NYtimes à mettre en lien avec la video d’Al Jazzeara (vous la citez moins) montre des éléments à relier avec la distribution de Viagra aux troupes pro-kaddafhi qui ont deja été repérée pour utiliser des boucliers humains, pour avoir commencer des viols systématiques dans certaines villes (Benghazi). On peut voir aussi des videos sur Youtube et d’autres sources qui attestent de ces « casualties » que visiblement Fab, Kerjean et d’autres oublient.

Rappelons enfin un détail. Le viagra et certains hypertenseur sont utilisés pour augmenter des « vigilances » dans certains cas... les effets pervers de ces produits sont connus pour « shooter » les mecs comme on donnait de la niaule à nos arrieres grand pere pour aller finir sur les barbelés de Verdun...

Pour le Dailymail, rappelons que ce journal si décrié a été un des premiers à mentionner les Marines qui gardaient des « souvenirs » et des fragments humains en Afghanistan. Arretons de cracher sur la presse qui peut juste faire son job.

Le Figaro cite la distribution de viagra. De mon coté, j’ai pas vraiment de leçon à recevoir. Il suffit de voir les billets que je publie habituellement pour montrer que je sors souvent les infos avant « un peu tout le monde » (voir Mediator, Fukushima et d’autres sujets.

Par contre, chers amis, je ne suis pas un « conspirationniste », je ne vois pas de la propagande partout, j’attends le rapport de l’ONG SAvethechildren... et de compiler ces infos là.

Pour finir, rappelez vous des premiers témoignages de la barbarie des troupes de Kadhafi à Benghazi... on peut dire que cela peut tenir avec les rapports de Savethechildren...

Bonjour Kerjean...

Pour le site de http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/25/world/africa/25western.html?_r=2

Pourquoi l’absence de communication sur le Monde et l’obs... parce que l’article produirait des réactions qui conduirait à soutenir Kadhafi.

 

Autre info que @kerjean va mettre en pièce :

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/25/world/africa/25western.html?_r=1

"Salim Issa, 50, an electrician, fled the town of Nalut on Friday after what he called heavy missile strikes the night before. He arrived in Medenine, Tunisia, with his wife, sister and nine of his children. Fearing for the two sons he left behind, he declined to give his full name.

He said there were rumors that loyalist forces had orders to kill everyone in the city, and that soldiers had been given Viagra and explicit orders to rape. "


Ensuite j’imagine qu’on ne voudra pas s’interroger et vérifier ces infos là :

Children as young as eight have been subjected to sexual assaults, according to accounts given to Save the Children.

Libyan children as young as eight have suffered sexual assaults, including rape, amid the worsening conflict across the country, a British aid agency has warned.

Although Save the Children said it could not confirm the reports, the charity said the accounts by children were consistent and they were displaying signs of physical and emotional distress.

The allegations come from 200 children and 40 adults who have fled from Misrata, Ajdabiya and Ras Lanuf and are now in temporary camps in the rebel stronghold of Benghazi.

The families told the charity’s staff that children as young as eight had been sexually assaulted, sometimes in front of their relatives.

In one reported case, mothers claimed a group of girls had been abducted, held hostage for four days and raped, and were unable to speak when they were released.

Michael Mahrt, Save the Children’s child protection adviser, said : “The reports of sexual violence against children are unconfirmed, but they are consistent and were repeated across the four camps we visited.

“Children told us they have witnessed horrendous scenes. Some said they saw their fathers murdered and mothers raped. They described things happening to other children, but they may have actually happened to them and they are just too upset to talk about it – it’s a typical coping mechanism used by children who have suffered such abuse.”

Mahrt said some children were displaying signs of physical and emotional distress : being withdrawn, refusing to play and waking up crying in the night.

The charity, along with other agencies, is conducting a 13-day assessment of the situation. It called on “the international community to ensure that all parties respect children’s right to be protected from violence and abuse”.

The charity said it was increasing its child protection work in Benghazi, training social workers to provide youngsters with psycho-social support."

http://m.apnews.com/ap/db_9242/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=aWIekwp3

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