El texto que copio más abajo fue publicado en Etiopía el 25 de Abril a propósito del asesinato de cristianos etíopes en Libia. Su autor Sam Akaki nació en Uganda y actúa en la política inglesa. (Fue candidato a parlamentario en el 2010). El autor recuerda la desgraciada intervención de Inglaterra y Francia lideradas por Cameron y Sarkozy, quienes llenos de entusiasmo y junto a Estados Unidos, dirigieron el ataque que ha llevado a la situación catastrófica en que se encuentra Libia hoy.
Consecuencias del ataque Occidental: refugiados que arrancan a Europa para morir ahogados en el Mediterráneo y asesinatos como el de los cristianos etíopes al cual se refiere el autor en su columna.
Akaki describe como se gestó el ataque a Libia, el abandono desvergonzado en que Occidente ha dejado el país y como en él hoy reinan el caos y la anarquía con funestas consecuencias para los libios.
The Reporter (Addis Ababa)
25 APRIL 2015
SAM AKAKI
Ethiopian Christians Paying the Ultimate
Price for Nato Invasion of Libya
As the world joins Ethiopia in mourning its citizens, butchered like chickens and their bodies discarded like rubbish in Libya last Sunday simply because they were Christians with darker skin colour, we must not forget the genesis of how Libya became a failed state, haven for terrorists, gold mine for people smugglers, genocidal killing-field and mass grave yard almost overnight four years ago.
Many would agree with the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) leader Nigel Farage, who said on the popular BBC Sunday Politics show, "it was the European response that caused this problem in the first place, the fanaticism of (former French president) Nicolas Sarkozy and (British Prime Minister) David Cameron to bomb Libya and what they've done is to completely destabilize Libya; to turn it into a country with much savagery; to turn it into a place where for Christians the situation is now virtually impossible and we ought to be honest and say have we directly caused this problem."
For the benefit of those with selected memories, especially NATO leaders, this is how they have directly and indirectly caused the deaths of 28 Ethiopian Christians and hundreds of thousands of Muslim men, women and children in Libya and across Africa from the north, east and west.
Using or misusing their nuclear weapons status, which give then veto power at the UN Security Council, Britain, France and USA co-sponsored and pushed through Resolution 1973 of March 17, 2011, which authorised "Member States that have notified the Secretary-General, acting nationally or through regional organizations or arrangements (read NATO), to take all necessary measures, to protect civilians and civilian populated areas under threat of attack in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, including Benghazi."