Libya is targeted because it is one among several remaining countries outside America's sphere of influence, which fail to conform to US demands. The objective of the US-NATO interference is strategic. It includes,as almost always it does, in the outright theft of stealing the nation's oil wealth under the disguise of a humanitarian intervention.
Washington's design is to weaken the political links of several countries, including Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco, to France and push for the installation of new political regimes which have a close rapport with the US. This weakening of France is part of a U.S. imperial design. Basically what could happen is a redrawing of the map of Africa and the scrapping of the demarcations of the 1884 Berlin Conference. Chad is potentially an oil rich economy as well. ExxonMobil and Chevron have interests in Southern Chad including a pipeline project. Southern Chad is a gateway into the Darfur region of Sudan, which is also strategic in view of its oil wealth.
An invasion of Libya under a humanitarian mandate would serve the same overall interests as the 2003 invasion and occupation of Iraq. The hidden objective is to take possession of Libya's oil reserves, eventually privatize the country's oil industry, and transfer the control and ownership of Libya's oil wealth into foreign hands. Libya is merely just a piece to a puzzle.
Washington's design is to weaken the political links of several countries, including Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco, to France and push for the installation of new political regimes which have a close rapport with the US. This weakening of France is part of a U.S. imperial design. Basically what could happen is a redrawing of the map of Africa and the scrapping of the demarcations of the 1884 Berlin Conference. Chad is potentially an oil rich economy as well. ExxonMobil and Chevron have interests in Southern Chad including a pipeline project. Southern Chad is a gateway into the Darfur region of Sudan, which is also strategic in view of its oil wealth.
An invasion of Libya under a humanitarian mandate would serve the same overall interests as the 2003 invasion and occupation of Iraq. The hidden objective is to take possession of Libya's oil reserves, eventually privatize the country's oil industry, and transfer the control and ownership of Libya's oil wealth into foreign hands. Libya is merely just a piece to a puzzle.