Muammar Gaddafi son & three grandchildren killed by Nato air strike

Vatic Note: Libya has not attacked the United States or NATO,  now does anyone question just how horrible it will be to globalize or even regionalize?  This will be the norm, if we allow it to happen.  Notice no MSM press in the US talking about it. Its an international crime that NATO committed. Hmmm, we definitely are the new Nazi's on the planet with the same zionist bankers in control. Fascism run rampid and definitely out of control. its time to stop it. Now we know the true criminals are  ISRAEL, the UN, NATO, Europe for going along with it, and the United States. ALL ARE CLEARLY WAR CRIMINALS FOR BANKING AND OIL. FASCISM. No doubt about it now. If there was any doubt before, ITS ALL GONE. Every single leader of every single country in NATO is responsible and accountable for this. Every other nation on the planet should stand against all those nations and all the people in the US, and NATO countries should stand with those we are robbing of their heritage and possessions all for greed and rothschild criminal banking cartel and their oil companies they own. You have not seen anything yet. Wait til you read the next article included in the next blog. Its as bad if not worse. THEY KILLED A SCHOOL FULL OF DISABLED CHILDREN, was Bill Gates there directing the plane toward the useless feeders for eugenics and depopulation purposes???? My Gawd, how much longer are we going to put up with this. Do you honestly think they won't do this to us???? They will. THE INTERNATIONAL TARGETS ARE THE BANKERS AND THEIR MINIONS like Soros, Kissinger, Zbig, etc... these are the ones who did Japan trying to kill us with the fallout, it didn't work, so now maybe they will RESURRECT THE SWINE FLU OR AVIAN FLU AGAIN. Or maybe a nuke,  Oh, thats right someone is preventing them using the nukes and radiation, aren't they?  hmmmm


Muammar Gaddafi son killed by Nato air strike
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may/01/libya-muammar-gaddafi-son-nato
CLG Newsletter, Lori Price
May 1, 2011

Saif al-Arab and three of Muammar Gaddafi's grandsons killed, according to reports – but the Libyan leader was unharmed

A Libyan government picture shows a missile which officials said was from a coalition air strike on the home of Saif al-Arab Gaddafi. Editor's note: picture was taken on a guided government tour. Photograph: Louafi Larbi/Reuters

A Nato air strike in Tripoli has killed the youngest son of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, a Libyan government spokesman has said. Saif al-Arab Gaddafi, 29, was killed along with three of Muammar Gaddafi's grandsons, according to reports.

The Libyan leader was in the building at the time of the strike, but was unharmed. Several of Gaddafi's friends and relatives were wounded. Libyan government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said: "This was a direct operation to assassinate the leader of this country." "The attack resulted in the martyrdom of brother Saif al-Arab Gaddafi and three of the leader's grandchildren," he said.

"The leader with his wife was there in the house with other friends and relatives. The leader himself is in good health – he wasn't harmed. [Muammar Gaddafi's] wife is also in good health." Nato forces are permitted, under United Nations resolution 1973, passed in March, to use 'all necessary measures' to protect civilians from pro-Gaddafi forces. Ibrahim added: "We think now it is clear to everyone that what is happening in Libya has nothing to do with the protection of civilians.

"This is not permitted by international law. Nato does not care to test our promises, the west does not care to test our statements. Their only care is to rob us of our freedom."

The one-storey house in a residential neighbourhood in Tripoli reportedly suffered heavy damage. Nato gave no immediate reaction. There was no independent confirmation of the incident.

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