Zionist Sarkozy Threatens Libya

 

French President Nicolas Sarkozy (left)

Sarkozy insisted that no democracy could ever support a nation whose security forces shoot live ammunition at protesters, and suggested that Libya would be a model for future “intervention” in nations that react that way to protests.

This doesn’t exclusively apply to the Arab world, either, as Sarkozy said that the Ivory Coast was “next” on the list of UN mandated wars. Other officials have also pointed to the violence in Syria, with Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman demanding “Libya-style” war there. Though it has been the site of some extremely violent clampdowns on protesters, key US-ally Bahrain does not appear to be on the agenda.

Not everyone is on board for a planetwide series of open-ended French and US-led wars, however. German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle insisted that “we do not see it as a solution that we threaten every Arab leader with military intervention.” When it comes to a UN Security Council vote, however, the Libya precedent suggests Westerwelle’s voice may be in the minority.