NATO’s “Victory” in Libya  Genocide and Rebel Infighting  NATO's
"Victory" in Libya  Desperate to declare NATO’s mission in Libya
a victory ahead of the September 19, 2011 deadline on their
contrived UN Security Council resolution, already violated in
every conceivable manner possible, NATO planes in tandem with
NATO special forces obliterated Tripoli ahead of swarms of
Libyan rebel troops led by notorious Al Qaeda thug Abdulhakim
Hasadi (aka Balhaj.) Three weeks later, NATO’s proxy Libyan
representative, long-time globalist and servant of the West
Mahmoud Gibril Elwarfally, touched down at Tripoli’s airport,
one of the few enclaves held by rebels in the city, to give the
impression that his “National Transitional Council” (NTC)
actually controls the capital and therefore the country.  In
reality, Gibril (also spelled Jabril) is in control of nothing,
apparently not even his own rebel forces, and stunts such as
landing in Tripoli are desperate ploys to portray a sense of
strength and resolve to garner continu