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local pubs and nightclubs that lead onto trashing other nation states, now such as Libya, and who knows
where else in the middle-east or around the world, - but history shows where it‘s already occurred.
Like the Black Hand secret society from 1911, and supposedly connected to the 1914, assassination in
Sarajevo of Franz Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria, said to be the catalyst to the start of World War I, -
And similar to the ―Youngs‖ revolutionary groups founded by Giuseppe Mazzini during the 1840‘s, i.e.
Young Germany, Young Poland, Young Switzerland, which were under the guise of Young Europe
movement that inspired groups of young Turkish army cadets and students to form the ―Young Turks‖.
The Fez wearing ―Young Turks‖ originated from groups of so-called ―Progressive‖ university students, -
who were driven underground along with all other forms of political dissents after the constitution was
annulled by the Sultan. Like their European forerunners such as the Carbonari, whom I also mention, and
who were groups of secret revolutionary societies founded in early 19th-century Italy. Although their
goals often had a patriotic and liberal focus, they lacked a clear political agenda, - they typically formed
cells, in which only one member might be connected to another cell. In R.J. Rummel‘s book Death by
Government the regime of the ―Young Turks‖ is listed seventh on the list of most murderous regimes, just
after the Khmer Rouge regime and just before communist Vietnam. Omar Libya [1] [1a] is a Libyan activist
exiled in London. He is the coordinator of Libyan Youth Movement an organisation composed of Libyan
nationals living both inside and outside of the country. They organise anti-Gaddafi demonstrations
through social networks.
Channel 4 News in the UK reported, as did the media in general, that within just hours after security
forces used water cannons, tear gas and warning shots to disperse thousands of protesters in Tunis, Tunisia,
its prime minister announced the formation of a new national coalition government on the 17 th January
2011. The Prime Minister Mohamed Ghannouchi, a longtime friend of ousted President Zine El Abidine
Ben, said that he would lead the coalition government with six members of the former regime, and that the
19-member coalition Cabinet will include three opposition leaders and 10 independents.
Ben Ali, who ruled the Tunisia for 23 years, fled to Saudi Arabia on Friday with his wife, Leila, and
according to French daily Le Monde [1b] she packed $65 million worth of gold in her ―diplomatic luggage‖,
now no one else would be permitted to flee anywhere with that kind of stash, and isn‘t ironic that the
Tunisians were protesting against its governments greed, corruption and brutality.
Now we know mass demonstrations first broke out in mid-December 2010, when it‘s alleged a collegeeducated
street vendor, Mohamed Bouazizi, burned himself to death in protest of the confiscation of his
fruit and vegetable cart, saying he was unable to make a living.
Human rights groups estimate that up to 200 people are thought to have died during the month-long
protest, ‗most shot dead by police‘. Sihem Bensedrine, head of the National Council for Civil Liberties,
told The Guardian [2] that police had also raped an unknown number of women. "These were random, a
sort of reprisal against the people," she said. "In poor areas, women who had nothing to do with anything
were raped in front of their families. Guns held back the men; the women were raped in front of them." [2]
I‘m trying to work out what might have really happened in Tunisia, since it‘s been alleged and widely
reported that the involvement of foreign mercenaries, were used in Egypt, Algeria and particularly in
Libya. - The world reports went on to state; that whilst many Tunisians were happy that Ben Ali being
ousted from power, some of the ex-president‘s die-hard supporters were/still are unwilling to accept this
‗new order‘. As over that following weekend, gun battles broke out between troops and members of Ben
Ali‘s police force.
Reuters News Agency reported: [3] ‗Snipers took to rooftops near the Interior Ministry and central bank
Sunday and started shooting at soldiers on the ground‘. ‗A helicopter gunship strafed their hideout with
bullets, killing two men. Earlier, the opposition PDP party said police and military had stopped a carload
of armed men, and shots were fired outside its headquarters. Police said two of the suspects caught after
chasing them into apartment buildings had ‗Swedish passports‘, and they also arrested a Tunisian. ‗Police
detained four people carrying ‗German passports‘ over the same incident, state TV said, quoting a security
source [3] .
In another separate report also from Reuters News agency it stated: ‗...a vigilante mob assaulted a group
of 13 Swedish ―hunters‖ in Tunis on Sunday, after as the men appeared as foreign mercenaries. ―We
arrived about 10 days ago in Tunisia to hunt boars,‖ one of the hunters, Ove Oberg, told Agence France-
Presse [3a] . His group was heading to the airport when their taxis were stopped at a checkpoint. ―They
searched the vehicles,‖ he explained. ―They found our rifles, and everything degenerated. They dragged
us out of the cars..., - ...we were kicked and beaten [3b] ‖. [3c] is a video link showing this incident].
There have been many conflicting reports in regards to how long these band of men had been in the
country for, and I suppose the best person to confirm this and believe is one of those actual alleged hunters