Breaking News. Noch wird gemunkelt, ob es sich um „zionistische Propaganda“ oder eine Falschmeldung handelt, aber: Während der Westen den Sturz von Ghaddafi feiert, soll es sich nun bei dem neuen Militärkommandeur von Triplois, Abdelhakim Belhaj um einen Al-Kaida-Mann handeln.Auch fällt auf, dass seine Lybian Islamic Fighting Group(LIFG) generell wichtige Positionen in der Militärführung einnimmt und sogar im Übergangsrat vertreten ist.Wie es den Anschein hat, hat die Ermordung des vormaligen Militärchefs des Übergangsrates General Younis durch Islamisten mit Belhaj zu tun. Es scheint sich um eine Art Putsch zu handeln,der die islamistischen Kräfte gestärkt hat.

The late July killing of rebel military commander General Abdel Fattah Younis – by the rebels themselves – seems to point to Belhaj or at least people very close to him.
It’s essential to know that Younis – before he defected from the regime – had been in charge of Libya’s special forces fiercely fighting the LIFG in Cyrenaica from 1990 to 1995.
The Transitional National Council (TNC), according to one of its members, Ali Tarhouni, has been spinning Younis was killed by a shady brigade known as Obaida ibn Jarrah (one of the Prophet Mohammed’s companions). Yet the brigade now seems to have dissolved into thin air.(…)Muammar Gaddafi’s fortress of Bab-al-Aziziyah was essentially invaded and conquered last week by Belhaj’s men – who were at the forefront of a militia of Berbers from the mountains southwest of Tripoli. The militia is the so-called Tripoli Brigade, trained in secret for two months by US Special Forces. This turned out to be the rebels‘ most effective militia in six months of tribal/civil war.(…)Hardly by accident, all the top military rebel commanders are LIFG, from Belhaj in Tripoli to one Ismael as-Salabi in Benghazi and one Abdelhakim al-Assadi in Derna, not to mention a key asset, Ali Salabi, sitting at the core of the TNC.(…) Crucially, still in 2007, then al-Qaeda’s number two, Zawahiri, officially announced the merger between the LIFG and al-Qaeda in the Islamic Mahgreb (AQIM). So, for all practical purposes, since then, LIFG/AQIM have been one and the same – and Belhaj was/is its emir.

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/MH30Ak01.html

Während also der Sturz von Ghaddafi noch im vollen Gange ist, ist der Machtkampf zwischen Islamisten und Säkularen schon ausgebrochen.Die NATO wird sich dann mit ihren neuen Verbündeten wieder selbst rumschlagen müssen.Der Jihad in Lybien scheint eröffnet.