Report: Libya gas supply to Italy stopped
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A Libyan newspaper said Wednesday that Libya's gas supplies to for Italy were cut off after the rebels the city of Nalut have managed to control the gas pipeline linking Libya and Italy. The "Libya Today" newspaper reported that the supply was stopped completely.
Meanwhile, a source close to the Libyan government, said Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi ordered his security forces to sabotage oil installations in the country.
The news magazine "Time" said "The vandalism will start by blowing up pipelines to the Mediterranean." It continued, "The objective of sabotage is to send a message to the rebelling tribes in Libya that it is either me (Gaddafi) or chaos."
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All of the videos covering the unrest in Libya portrait the protesters as consisting entirely of Arabs. It is interesting that in a north African country there are no Africans. Is the unrest coverage just isolated in certain neighborhoods. There is growing concern that a racial conflict is rising in north Africa between Arabs and Africans. Reports in America suggest that Libyan authorities have ordered the killing of 100,000 Africans in the past. If the reports are correct, protecting the southern border may be more vital than the defending the coastline.
