صحفى اسبانى يمرر حقائق حرب الناتو القذرة الى الغرب

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Parsley FRANCISCO (Special Envoy) | Misrata 27/09/2011

Sirte, Gaddafi's hometown, has a reputation as a hotbed of gadafistas, people 42 years

than during the previous regime saw a small coastal town became a prosperous city of 100,000 inhabitants, governed by the tribe gadafas . Now, at the siege of the rebels and the NATO bombing, hundreds of families fleeing Sirte escorted by the rebels themselves. The picture left behind say they are afraid.

"Virtually all large buildings have been destroyed," said one refugee. "I have seen war dirtier than this," complained the Libyan Alderramán Sami Palestinian origin. "The rebels have been fighting since eleven in the morning at seven o'clock. But the worst are the NATO bombing , which often occur at night from eleven. And shoot at any building. Two days ago did not stop throwing bombs for six hours. I have seen children die, women, men like animals .... I took my family and put it in a basement, and as we could have come from there. There is no light, just there are foods ... In the last six months may have died in Sirte, about three thousand people. "

"There is only one hospital," complained another parent. "Those who have been willing to die and fight to the death," said another refugee. Some of the fugitives did not hesitate to tell reporters that they believed in Gaddafi, Gaddafi perhaps should have done some renovations, but they preferred him before those who govern the country now. None of the respondents said they had seen there Muammar Gaddafi or any of their children.

Rakhine Abdul, 29, son of Sami Alderramán, asked how he was worried the environment for Tripoli. "We have friends and relatives there. But the problem is not just me. With me are my wife and two daughters. And with us, three families, my parents and siblings. In total we are 18 people. Where do you put a 18 people? " His whole desire was to arrive before nightfall to avoid controls Tripoli and night. "Luckily I've taken my kids there. I do not know how long it will take to forget what they have seen and heard, but at least it came out." The convoy of refugees was guarded at all times by the rebels, who were provided food and water. "Now pretend to treat us well, but when I finished all this, the bill will Sirte us," complained another resident of Gaddafi's hometown.

The refugees took everything they had been stacked in their cars, mattresses, papers, clothes ... They had spent the night in some apartments without electricity for two hours of Sirte, near the town of Tahuerga, and now travels monitored and protected at the same time. Protected from anyone who would take revenge on their own. And because the militiamen guarded rebels do not quite trust them. "We found bombs in backpacks carrying children and women," said Ali Said Ali, a 29-year rebel militia guarding the refugee transit of Sirte. Tahuerga Some residents of a municipality located Misrata half hour, not even able to take your belongings, as do those of Sirte. Some fled and others go even persecuted. "Those who are black and Tahuerga directly kill them," said exresidente Sirte yesterday.

Some rebels in the area argue that those involved in the siege Tahuerga of troops to Misrata gadafistas during the months of April and May. And many women raped. "The worst thing was that they recorded on their phones," said Ali Said Ali. "There have been many who committed these crimes, but as they were recorded, everything is bigger. They were seen laughing and dancing in videos." That whether or not these videos it is almost immaterial. If you lie or truth bombs have been discovered in the backpacks of children, does not seem decisive. The worst part is that hatred has already been shot and used to justify any rumors.