Comments on: UK protestors mark 13th anniversary of Libyan prison massacre

By: enough!blog » 14th Anniversary of the Abu Salim Prison Massacre

enough!blog » 14th Anniversary of the Abu Salim Prison Massacre — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 19:50:09 +0000

[...] For details about eye-witness accounts of the massacre, click here [...]

By: libyan partiot

libyan partiot — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 16:49:11 +0000

I don;t kow why i should say cuz i have lost some people tht i know in such massacre…… just i wanna know one thing….? Who freaking responsible for this murder…? and why he had done tht..? plz some one answwer all these question marks….
tnx..

By: OSAMA EL HUDAREY

OSAMA EL HUDAREY — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 23:19:20 +0000

THANK YOU VERY MUCH ANDY FOR THE GREAT ARTICLE WHICH COVER THE 13TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MASSACRE OF ABU SALIM PRISON IN 1996 ,ALSO I THANK YOU FOR EXPOSING THE CRIMES WHICH GADDAFI DONE TO THE LIBYAN PEOPLE ,
WE ALL LIBYANS INDIVIDUALS AND POLITICAL PARTIES AND ORGANIZATION DOING ALL OUR EFFORTS TO EXPOSE AND BRING THE ATTENTION TO WHOLE WORLD THE CRIMES AND THE BAD HUMAN RIGHTS RECORD THAT GADDAFI DONE IN LIBYA THROUGH THE 40 YEARS IN POWER .
WE ALL LIBYAN PEOPLE INSIDE THE COUNTRY AND OUTSIDE WILL NEVER STOP EXPOSING WHAT HAS GADDAFI AND HIS RIGIME DESTROYED OUR LIFE .AND WE WILL RISE ALL THESE MATTERS UP UNTIL WE PROSECUTE GADDAFI AND HIS RIGIME AND GET RID OFF HIM .AND TO DO THIS WE NEED YOU WRITERS AND JOURNALIST TO SUPPORT US IN OUR STRUGGLE TO GET RID OF GADDAFI AND ESTAPLISH DEMOCRACY IN LIBYA .

FINALY ANDY I THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOUR EFFORT IN OUR LIBYAN CASE AND WE WISH WE WILL SEE YOU IN OTHER LIBYAN POLITICAL EVENTS AND READ MORE OF YOUR ARTICLES ABOUT LIBYA .
OSAMA EL HUDAREY

By: Rashid A. Kikhia

Rashid A. Kikhia — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 23:08:11 +0000

Mr. Worthington, I appreciate the time you took to write this amazing article, I am not saying this because I am Libyan, but as a human been we all have to stand for the right of speech and to live a life in dignity.
The information you have is very impressive, and you writing a “state of the art” and I hope all writers should stand for the voice of the people.
Wish you all the best

By: Naji el Faitouri

Naji el Faitouri — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 20:34:31 +0000

Thank you Sir for your interest in this issue. As you might be aware that we have been suffering under this tyrant for forty years with no intrest from the western media. You are one of the first jurnalists who hi lighted the plite of the libyan people. Thank you for this wonderful work, which will have a good impact on all Libyans who suffer from injustice for the last four decades. Thank you very much
my best regards

By: Shaban Elgale, Sweden

Shaban Elgale, Sweden — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 18:36:10 +0000

Hi Mr Andy,
Thank you for your support to the libyan people for their struggle against the dictator Gaddafi.

By: Andy Worthington

Andy Worthington — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 21:58:52 +0000

I also received the following message from film-maker Mohamed Maklouf, whose excellent documentaries were recently shown at the BFI:
http://www.andyworthington.co.uk/2009/06/21/refugee-week-at-the-bfi-films-by-libyan-exile-mohamed-maklouf/

GREAT WORK ANDY.

It seems lots of people wrote to you about the article.
I first put it on this Libyan site :

http://www.libya-watanona.com/

THANKS AGAIN.

By: Mohamed Altajouri

Mohamed Altajouri — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 21:58:18 +0000

Many thanks, Andy, for the coverage. It’s time for the dictators of today to disappear forever and become extinct. Human rights and peace are values we all share. Democracy and freedom are deserved by all humanity.

By: Andy Worthington

Andy Worthington — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 21:56:44 +0000

Thanks Omar Ali, and thanks also to libyan woman for such a succinct appraisal of Gaddafi’s crimes, and for explaining Mr Wattany 100’s position. I was trying only to make sure that I hadn’t been misunderstood, and I understand very clearly Mr Wattany’s passionate response to the long, bitter suffering of the Libyan people.

By: libyan woman

libyan woman — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 21:40:34 +0000

Dear Andy, your message is clear, and all of us appreciate your efforts, including Mr Wattany 100. this man (Mr Wattany 100) has written a lot in Arabic about the suffering of the Libyan people, and we are all bitter about the new world perception of the dictator. Despite the fact that all know his involvement in most terrorist organizations of the world, he is now portrayed as the wise man the world. as things are going now, we will not be surprised to see him receiving the Nobel Prize of peace in the near future. Mind you, it has not been long since he planted a bomb in Pan Am flight 113 that exploded on Lockerbie, another bomb in the German pub, a bomb in a Boeing 1103 plane in Libya, killing 156 passenges (have you ever heard about this? I doubt it!) , he sent his men to hang young college students in universities and main city squares to terrorize the country as whole, he also, somehow, was also behind infecting more than 400 children in a hospital in libya with HIV virus. he led an unjust war at the Libyan-Chad borders in which we lost 10,000 young Libyan men, many of which just lost their way back in the desert and were left to die from hunger and thirst, and their bodies were never recovered… and many more… my memory can’t recall every crime he did. Now he is named the king of the kings, he is the head of the african union and is the most welcome African president in the EU, USA and Russia! He is boasting and has an enormous sense of victory..the victory of the evil over the good, and isn’t he right? couldn’t be more ironic!