dylans
overlord of all acorns
I'm asking you to post up the evidence of these mass atrocities you've predicted, and apparently insist are still taking place. I'm not denying that the few isolated incidents that have been reported have taken place, though I don't agree that this is likely to be the tip of the iceberg (at least not a very big iceberg), given the amount of reporters there are over there operating relatively freely in rebel held areas as far as I can see.
I have posted literally dozens of cases of gross human rights abuses. You have attempted to dismiss them all. That is denialism. The deliberate attempt to deny that systematic atrocities have been carried out despite the evidence because such atrocities do not fit your agenda.
As for Western reporters, let's not even bother to question the bias of a Western news agenda that quite happily labelled innocent black African migrant workers "mercenaries" or that printed the most outrageous bullshit about the Gaddafi regime handing out viagra to troops as part of a mass rape campaign (both of which have been thoroughly discredited btw) while ignoring or downplaying rebel atrocities. Despite this there have been numerous reports of atrocities and mass graves most notably by the telegraph which itself points out that they were deliberately prevented from investigating such reports by rebel forces
Since the bodies were seen by the Daily Telegraph attempts to discover their identities have been unsuccessful, in part because of obstruction by rebel authorities in the area. Having highlighted the discovery to those authorities the area was subsequently bulldozed and the bodies dissappeared...suspicions have been raised after the rebel authorities disposed of the bodies and bull-dozed the site where they were found.
Drivers also said they had military orders not to take journalists to the site. "If you go there I will ditch you in the desert," the driver of another news organisation reportedly said.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...rrying-questions-about-Libyas-rebel-army.html