WASHINGTON- Declassified e-mails have revealed that the real reason behind NATO’s killing of Gaddafi was to stop Libya from creating gold-backed money.
These declassified emails are of Hillary Clinton’s released by the State Department on New Year’s eve and they contain solid proof that Western Nations used NATO as a tool to topple Muammar al-Gaddafi’s regime.
This overthrow was not at all for the protection of people rather it was to prevent Libya from creating a gold-backed African currency to rival the Western central bank monopoly.
The emails indicate the French-led NATO military initiative in Libya was also driven by a desire to gain access to a greater share of Libyan oil production, and to undermine a long term plan by Gaddafi to supplant France as the dominant power in the Francophone Africa region.
The April 2011 email, sent to the Secretary of State Hillary by unofficial adviser and longtime Clinton confidante Sidney Blumenthal with the subject line “France’s client and Qaddafi’s gold,” reveals predatory Western intentions.
The email makes clear that France’s attack on Libya was not a humanitarian intervention rather it was a predatory attack.
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