Libyan education , that’s all yah got?
I noticed you didn’t choose North Korea. Maybe because of one instance of famine brought on by the systematic failure of a centrally planed economy that killed as many as one million people. Hunger still plagues the people of North Korea, bought on by government caused food shortages.
Libya’s education and other social programs were made possible by income provided by British and US oil companies who developed the Libyan oil resources. Education and other programs were initialized simply to buy the compliance of the Libyan people. Gaddafi’s human rights violations are horrific but I’d be wasting my time to write about them.
I guess you’ll never answer my question about your motivation for the endless scathing criticism of the US. But your absent reply leaves nothing to the imagination.
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That’s the biggest sidestep I’ve ever seen on the Zone
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- Il dead.
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- What good have those leaders done for their own people
- Re: The Glorious Successor looks dangerously unstable.
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- Re: The Glorious Successor looks dangerously unstable.
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