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PSYOP: US Navy cluster bombs oil-rich Libya, blames Gaddafi

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Human Rights Investigation evidences Navy cluster bombs the innocent including babies

Today, Human Rights Investigation (HRI) has called for accountability related to the recent cluster bombing of Libyans in the nation's third largest city, Misrata. HRI has evidence that, although Human Rights Watch and a US media reporter blamed Gaddafi supporters for the war crime of cluster bombing Misrata, it was the United States Navy and Western allies who cluster bombed the city in April in the US led war on oil rich Libya, and then led a deadly psychological operation for further violence.

As news of the HRI investigation spreads through internet social networks, the organization wants to ensure three things it says:

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1) Those who commit war crimes are prosecuted
2) Victims of the bombing of Libya get justice and 
3) Future use of cluster bombs by the forces involved in Libya is limited

"The HRI said it has convincing evidence that the cluster bombing blamed on pro-Gaddafi forces was actually carried out by the US Navy," according to Press TV. (Also see: "Destroying Misrata to Save It," HRI)

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HRI has reported that Navy commanding Officer of the destroyer possibly spotted off the coast of Misrata, the USS Barry, used to be Admiral James G Stavridis, the Admiral particularly keen on information wars and controlling the internet.

According to Press TV, when the attacks occurred, "Human Rights Watch and a 'reporter' working for US media immediately blamed forces loyal to Libya's embattled leader Muammar Gaddafi for the cluster bombing that threatened civilian lives."

Then, justifying attacks on Libya, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton quickly blamed and condemned the cluster-bombing act depicted as Gaddafi led "inhumanity," that also took the lives of two Western reporters.

According to AP, Clinton told Washington DC reporters:

"Col. Qaddafi's troops continue their vicious attacks, including the siege of Misrata. There are even reports that Qaddafi forces may have used cluster bombs against their own people."

Human rights groups and international aid agencies have warned of the growing humanitarian disaster in Misrata.

In mid-April, only weeks after the US began its war on Libya, a doctor at a Misrata hospital explained, "We never saw these injuries before. We need experts to assess [the munitions]." 
 
The U.S. used cluster bombs, descendant of the Nazi's "butterfly bomb" they dropped on Britain in World War II, in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War and in Iraq and Afghanistan. 
 
Cluster munitions are prohibited for nations that ratify the Convention on Cluster Munitions, adopted in Dublin, Ireland in May 2008. The US has failed to sign this Convention.
 
"[S]hortly after the Misrata operation, both the skipper and executive officer of USS Ponce, Commander Etta Jones and Lt. Cmdr. Kurt Boenisch, were relieved of their commands," stated HRI.  
 
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Psychological operations, planned propaganda, are used in war, including the global "war on terrorism." Concealing truth on the internet is becoming increasingly difficult for human rights workers, as HRI is battling. 
 
HRI posted a Youtube videoabout the Libyan Navy implicated event, stating that the video was about the "USS Barry earlier in the Libyan operation firing Tomahawk missiles into Libya." The video site is now blank with a Youtube message, "This video is no longer available because the Youtube account associated with this account has been terminated."
 
While the media maintained that the Libyan army was harming its own people and Western reporters, "Libyan officials have persistently denied the army is shelling Misrata or using cluster bombs" according to AP.
 
"We welcome any objective investigation of the actions of our army, our government and our officials," said government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim.
 
He furthered that the international community shouldn't "listen to media reports or stories fabricated by the rebels." 
 
Former oil executive and political analyst Ian Crane, who has evidenced that the Gulf of Mexico oil explosion and subsequent operation was a false flag - depopulation event, recently spoke on Russia Today about the U.S. led war on Libya media story being a smokescreen for seizing Libyan oil.
 
Libya's oil reserves are the largest in Africa and ninth largest in the world.
Nazi butterfly bomb, old version of US cluster bombs used today.
Nazi butterfly bomb, old version of US cluster bombs used today.
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Deborah Dupre' holds American and Australian science and education graduate degrees plus thirty years human rights, environmental and peace activism; led Aboriginal Pacific Islander and Australian research; holds pivotal role in FUEL; co-founded America's Green Team, FUEL; lectures on Ancient...

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