Post Gadaffi Libya - What Now?

The usual script ensues.

Libya will become a basket case. From having free healthcare and education and being one of the best places to live in Africa (literacy rate of 88%, UN human development indicator puts it at 53 in the world, above Brazil and Ukraine) it will fall to its knees.
The corporations/banksters as always will welcome it. Everything will be broken up for the market and the Libyans will own virtually nothing.
The IMF/World Bank (who this week offered their help) enter and the country will be in debt and forever screwed.

Arms sales will increase. Contracts for ‘rebuilding’ will be awarded to groups who have lobbyists in (western) governments who push for such wars. These companies rarely do what they say they will do. e.g. Parsons were awarded $186 million to build 142 health clinics in Iraq. They built 6.
Oil contracts will be signed (see the map below).

Security companies will move in and make billions. Democracy consultancy is another sham they have nowadays.

It’s the same old same old. Doesn’t matter if it’s Bush or Obama reading the teleprompter, you get the same old crap.
And the taxpayers pay for it and never get a return. The government borrow the money off the banksters who charge interest. The money goes to arms companies etc (offshore and pay no taxes no doubt). Meanwhile the governments say they have to make cutbacks and we have to make cut backs as there is no money.

It’s a big scam. Mafioso in all but name.

“War is a racket”. Maj Gen. Smedley Butler 1933.

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