'Western countries, led by the USA are fighting for Libya’s oil fields'

Colonel Muammar Qaddafi, a strong man in Africa who never bowed to the pressure of Western infidels'
MONTHS of chaos await Libya if the NATO-led operation in the country topples Muammar Qaddafi, according to political analysts, but regime change would suit Western oil interests.
“They are eventually going to topple Qaddafi," one political analyst in Tanzania. He added: “I think what Libya is going to face after that is a period of prolonged chaos. Nobody knows the outcome for sure.”
“What emerges from that, I think it suits some of the Western oil interests, especially the British and the French, who were fighting like piranhas over grabbing the most juicy oil fields for their own companies,” said one commentator from the University of Dar es Salaam.
NATO’s actions in Libya have created a very virulent precedent.
“What we have seen going on in Libya for some months now is a major effort by the US and NATO forces to pour at least $1 billion by various estimates into the so-called Transitional National Council,” he said.
It’s rival tribal clan warfare that is going on in Libya. This is not a democracy movement at all by any stretch of the imagination.
It is simply an insurgency being supported covertly by US-financed armed shipments to the rebels – in order, “to simply carve up the oil fields and get them into Western hands, rather than in Libyan state hands, which Gaddafi held firmly on to.”