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Some people say that behind the 2011 Libya uprising is the oil, gold and/ or other resources in Lidya that NATO is targeting to control. The mainstream media of course would only blame the Libyan people who wanted to get rid of Qaddafi or Gaddafi's tyrant government.

 

But is the Libya civil war really that 'innocent'? If it is really only a matter of the Libyan people against Gaddafi (or Qaddafi), should not the whole world leave this matter to the Libyan people to sort out within their own country? Why did the US and its allies intervene a domestic affair within Libya? They can give the world all kinds of excuses in the name of peace and democracy in Libya. But is it really worth it to go into war in order to intervene a domestic affair on the expenses of American taxpayers, especially after Afghanistan and Iraq?

 

In the middle of a life and death civil war in the 2011 Libya uprising, those "innocent" rebels managed to take over the old Libyan Central Bank and established a new one, not even waiting for the new government to settle into office first after overthrowing Gaddafi (a.k.a. Qaddafi). Knowing this, are you not curious and would you knot ask yourself the following questions? What does the central bank have to do with the Libyan tyrant, Muammar Gaddafi (also spelled as Muammar Qaddafi)? What even bothers me more is the fact that the Libyan rebels managed to form a new national oil company while the people were still fighting against the supposedly oppressive government of Gaddafi. Why were those two institutions so important that it could not wait until a new government was elected? And who exactly were those rebels who had such great knowledge about setting up a new central bank and establish a new national oil company?

 

There are a lot of questions around the newest Libya civil war and some of the questions revolves around the new central bank, the new national oil company and also a proposed trading policy using the Arabian gold dinar. Besides that, one question also revolves around Henry Kissinger's speech which calls out for creating US grounds in Libya when a national interest is also at stake. What is the United State's national interest that is at stake in Libya?

 

 

To find out the answers to all of the questions above, read the related article listed below.