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Libya: Explorers of UN and EU should give information on humanitarian situation in Al-Qaeda

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The European Union and the United Nations to send humanitarian assessment teams to Libya to provide an overview of the win situation in the North African country. The Libyan Foreign Minister Mussa kussa had agreed in a telephone conversation with UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon is the immediate dispatch of a team, said the UN. A monitoring group of the European Union, according to the EU High Representative Catherine Ashton on the way to Libya. The teams are predominantly the current humanitarian and observe military situation. Meanwhile

will worsen the situation in the country. The troops of President Muammar al-Gaddafi and the rebels are engaged in fierce fighting along the coastline. UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon called on the leadership in Tripoli again for the immediate cessation of "disproportionate force and indiscriminate attacks on civilians." One must ensure the safety of foreigners in Libya and also grant access to aid organizations in need. Former Jordanian Foreign Minister Abdul Ilah Khatib, meanwhile, was appointed as special envoy to Libya.

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Covers now also with animal smuggling?

The smuggling of animals has become a billion dollar business that is unsurpassed, with annual sales of over EUR 7 billion just from drug and arms trafficking. For this result, the British newspaper "The Independent" comes to its own research. The profit from this illegal business was reportedly one of the main sources of funding for terrorist or militia groups such as Al-Qaeda.

The Phantom "Al-Qaeda also has its hands everywhere in the game. Since one can only shake his head in disbelief - now Bin Laden is still actually in ivory. Would be a yes no Wondering if this would be Al-Qaeda-Mafia also responsible for gambling, pulls the strings in the porn industry and poison the stupid people from the Americanized world with fast food and junk from the pharmaceutical industry.