صفحة الدكتور فتحي الفاضلي
 

 

البديل السياسي في

ليببيا و دولة ما بعد

الثورة

 

ثورة الكلمة

 

جذور الصراع في

ليبيا

 

المعارضة الليبية

 

التبعية

The Principles of the Libyan Revolution

 

Every revolution in history has its own principles which will never change through time, place, or circumstances. The Libyan revolution is not an exceptional case. It has its own package of principles which can be inferred from the motive of the revolution, and from its goals, values, facts, ambitions, circumstances, nature, course, and from its expected impact on people.

 

These principles may seem basic, but documenting them during the time of the revolution, is a crucial part of the struggle against the brutal regime in Libya.

  

Moreover, I encourage my fellow Libyans to use, promote, and support these principles so we can be in the same picture, have one voice, and have the same stance. I also encourage employing these principles and values during dialogues, debates, panel discussions, and interviews, with the Libyans and the non Libyans.  

 

Based on the above discussion, the Libyan revolution incorporates the following principles, values, ambitions, and facts,

 

  • The brutality and the oppression of the Libyan regime against the Libyan people for four decades was the fuel for the Libyan revolution.  

  • The Libyan revolution started peacefully in the form of a simple demonstration.

  • The demonstrators were asking the regime for basic human rights. 

  • Freedom was the key request of the peaceful demonstrators.

  • The regime used excessive force against the unarmed civilian demonstrators.

  • The Libyans did not carry weapons to defend themselves until the regime used brutal force against them and killed dozens of unarmed civilians.

  • Gaddafi, his sons, and his loyalists were the first to use foreign forces against the Libyan people, including mercenaries and foreign military fighter pilots.

  • The Libyans welcomed NATO forces only after Gaddafi used mercenaries and foreign pilots to bomb the Libyan cities and slaughter the unarmed Libyan civilians.

  • It has to be understood that the Libyan case is not a political, social, or economic one, but a humanitarian case in which Gaddafi betrayed the Libyans by using heavily armed militias against them, instead of defending the country and the people.  

  • The fighting in Libya is not a civil war but a war between the Libyans and the armed Gaddafi forces or militias.

  • It is a fact that there are no separatists in Libya, no individual, tribe, area, city, or village that has asked for division or asked to be separated from the home land. 

  • The Libyans are one body, under one tribe called “LIBYA”. If any part of the country hurts the rest of the body (all Libya and Libyans) will feel the same pain.

  • The Libyan people can easily distinguish between the stand of the other countries’ regimes and the stand of the people.

  • It must be understood that one drop of the Libyan peoples’ blood is more valuable then all the Libyan oil.

  • The new Libyan regime will definitely be centered on freedom, law, constitution, safety, human rights, civil institutions, and the security of the Libyan people.

  • The new Libya will take care of all areas, cities, tribes, individuals, parties, etc.

  • Gaddafi, his sons, loyalists, and supporters do not belong to Libya or Libyans because of their crimes against the Libyans.

  • The Libyan people are ready to sacrifice a million Libyans for the coming generations to live in freedom, dignity, and prosperity for hundreds of years.

  • The saying of Omar al Mukhtar is the motto of the freedom fighters and they are courageously displaying it “we will never surrender.. we win or die”

  • The Libyan people are confident that they will have victory over the brutal dictatorship.

  • The previously mentioned points will not be compromised, and there will be no backing off until the regime falls. InshaAllah.

 

Tuesday May 3rd 2001

 

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