Rambo on the Barbary Shore: Libya, the Oil Price and the U.S. Polled - George Caffentzis Midnight Notes text on America, Libya, oil, etc from 1986.
The New Imperialist Alignments in Libya Today the sea which the caesars of ancient Rome called Mare Nostrum has again become the focal point of the clash between the imperialist powers…
OPEC, Iran, and the Libyan Civil War The rising tensions in the Persian Gulf in the past weeks can be easily attributed to a sharp crisis of overproduction in the international oil…
Libya: A War as Long as a Pipeline Since 2011 Libya has been living with a continual war between internal factions, tribal struggles and the arrogant presence of all, or almost all…
1996: Killings at the Abu Salim Prison in Libya An account of a bloody crushing of a prison mutiny by the Libyan security forces in 1996, resulting in the estimated deaths of 1,200 inmates.
Who is profiting from Syria? This is one of a series of articles written by Shoal Collective in the run-up to the DSEI arms fair. This one focuses on Syria, who is involved…
DSEI: A supermarket for state surveillance and border wars As borders are increasingly militarised and their operation privatised, migration, more than ever…
Media, Clinton supporters offer frenzied support for Syria intervention, refuse to learn from Libyan disaster Cheerleaders for Syrian intervention refuse to learn lessons from recent history
When insurrections die - Gilles Dauvé This is a reconceived version of 'Fascism and Anti-Fascism'. In this text, Dauvé shows how the wave of proletarian revolts in the first half of…
Silence in the West as Libya falls deeper into the abyss In 2011 Western leaders and the media were celebrating a humanitarian victory for NATO, now the…
Libyan petrodollars and the overthrow of Gaddafi A speculative blog on the NATO-backed overthrow of Libyan dictator Col Gaddafi, looking at whether Gaddafi's refusal to recycle petrodollars…
Lies, slaughter, capital: The 2011 NATO intervention in Libya, part two As discussed in part 1, the intervention was not undertaken for humanitarian reasons, but then why? …
