Libyan National Army organization
also: LNA, anti-Qaddafi Libyan National Army, anti-Qaddafi group, illegitimate, seditionist army, rebel fighters, rebel military, ELN, ELN guerrilla group
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Claims (11)
CIA supplied_arms_to
Libyan National Army host_asserted
“clear beyond a reasonable doubt that there were gun running going on, arms deals going on through the port of Benghazi. That was the reason what happened happened. And I'm going to stop at that point because I do want to, on Monday, continu…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 1:05:27
Khalifa Haftar founded
Libyan National Army book_quoted
“Qaddafi and this known CIA co-conspirator, Haftar, is on the same side. That's just me, but I call that logic. So Jamestown study noted Haftar's role in organizing the Libyan National Army. So that's the acronym is LNA, Libyan National Army…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 39:41
CIA funded
Libyan National Army host_asserted
“That's just crazy. Yeah, just bring those terrorists here to the United States and train them. So not only did the CIA sponsor and fund the LNA, it engineered the entry of LNA officers and men into the United States to an established traini…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 41:43
Libyan National Army member_of
Colombia host_asserted
“allowed Trende Aragua, the prison gang, to operate under the protection of Maduro's government. I'm not sure that's true either. To grow and expand across Americas, exploiting the routes needed for the Venezuela diaspora. At the same time, …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner LIVE RESEARCH INTO OPERATION GLADIO @ 42:33
AUC assassinated
Libyan National Army book_quoted
“They also target National Liberation Army, ELN, as well as political activities, police officials, and judges. The group is known for its brutality and has killed more civilians than insurgents have killed. In 2001, the AUC killed at least …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Pretense Part 5 @ 14:13
Khalifa Haftar headed
Libyan National Army book_quoted
“and NATO in general. And then it talks about how this Khalifa Haftar, commander of the Libyan National Army, the LNA, has controlled Benghazi for a very long time. So that's important to know.…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya-Benghazi Part 2 @ 22:49
CIA funded
Libyan National Army book_quoted
“as a former Libyan army colonel who for years commanded the Libyan National Army, an anti-Qaddafi group. The article said Haftar had established the LNA allegedly with backing from the CIA and Saudi elements. Quote, in 1996, he was reported…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 45:08
Khalifa Haftar founded
Libyan National Army book_quoted
“Haqtar, former commander of the Libyan army in Chad, who was captured and changed sides in 1988, setting up the anti-Qaddafi Libyan National Army, reportedly with CIA and Saudi backing. For the last 20 years, he's been living quietly in Vir…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 43:14
Khalifa Haftar headed
Libyan National Army book_quoted
“Haqtar, former commander of the Libyan army in Chad, who was captured and changed sides in 1988, setting up the anti-Qaddafi Libyan National Army, reportedly with CIA and Saudi backing. For the last 20 years, he's been living quietly in Vir…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 43:14
CIA funded
Libyan National Army host_asserted
“which he founded on June 21st, 1988. 1988. So there's been a Libyan National Army, not the official National Army, since 1988 with strong backing from the CIA. That's really weird. But the weirdest part is...…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 40:06
Saudi Arabia funded
Libyan National Army book_quoted
“Haqtar, former commander of the Libyan army in Chad, who was captured and changed sides in 1988, setting up the anti-Qaddafi Libyan National Army, reportedly with CIA and Saudi backing. For the last 20 years, he's been living quietly in Vir…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 43:14
Mentions (13)
▶ 39:41
Qaddafi and this known CIA co-conspirator, Haftar, is on the same side. That's just me, but I call that logic. So Jamestown study noted Haftar's role in organizing the Libyan National Army. So that's the acronym is LNA, Libyan National Army…
▶ 40:06
which he founded on June 21st, 1988. 1988. So there's been a Libyan National Army, not the official National Army, since 1988 with strong backing from the CIA. That's really weird. But the weirdest part is...…
▶ 41:43
That's just crazy. Yeah, just bring those terrorists here to the United States and train them. So not only did the CIA sponsor and fund the LNA, it engineered the entry of LNA officers and men into the United States to an established traini…
▶ 43:14
Haqtar, former commander of the Libyan army in Chad, who was captured and changed sides in 1988, setting up the anti-Qaddafi Libyan National Army, reportedly with CIA and Saudi backing. For the last 20 years, he's been living quietly in Vir…
▶ 45:08
as a former Libyan army colonel who for years commanded the Libyan National Army, an anti-Qaddafi group. The article said Haftar had established the LNA allegedly with backing from the CIA and Saudi elements. Quote, in 1996, he was reported…
▶ 46:06
I think we got it fixed. Okay. So they had established militant forces. The CIA had established militant forces inside of Libya against Libyan's government. And at some point trained the guy in Virginia. He goes back to Libya and creates al…
▶ 47:35
rebel is not the independent organ of a popular uprising against Gaddafi dictatorship, but rather the creation of American imperialism, the most reactionary political force on the planet. The dubious character of the Libyan rebels was furth…
▶ 1:01:49
is standing up to the bullies on the block. Well, let me give you my perspective on what you just said. I think the tribal leaders just didn't want any outside interference in their affairs. So you're right, but they already have that in th…
▶ 22:49
and NATO in general. And then it talks about how this Khalifa Haftar, commander of the Libyan National Army, the LNA, has controlled Benghazi for a very long time. So that's important to know.…
▶ 18:43
or under 5% of a $1.6 billion total U.S. proposal. So human rights assistance, $93 million and $1.6 billion package. As for the peace process, the fact sheet asserted that the U.S. government is hopeful that the peace negotiations now ongoi…
▶ 42:33
allowed Trende Aragua, the prison gang, to operate under the protection of Maduro's government. I'm not sure that's true either. To grow and expand across Americas, exploiting the routes needed for the Venezuela diaspora. At the same time, …
▶ 43:04
the Venezuelan, whoever it is, was involved in, not the ELN, took on a binational character after years of consolidating control in the Venezuelan border area. Working in collusion with political and military actors, the...…
▶ 14:13
They also target National Liberation Army, ELN, as well as political activities, police officials, and judges. The group is known for its brutality and has killed more civilians than insurgents have killed. In 2001, the AUC killed at least …