The Economy of Libya is centrally planned. It depends primarily upon revenues from the petroleum sector, which contributes practically all export earnings and over half of GDP. These oil revenues and a small population have given Libya the highest nominal per capita GDP in Africa. Since 2000, Libya has recorded favourable growth rates with an estimated 10.6% growth of GDP in 2010.
Libya had seen fantastic growth rate, however these proved unsustainable in the face of global oil recession and international sanctions. Consequently the GDP per capita shrank by 40% in the 1980s. Successful diversification and integration into the international community helped current GDP per capita to cut further deterioration to just 3.2% in the 1990s.
Libyan GDP per capita was about $40 in the early 1950s and it rose to $1,018 by 1967. In 1966 alone, per capita GDP rose by 42 percent.
Below is a chart of trend of gross domestic product of Libya at market prices estimated by the International Monetary Fund with figures in millions of Libyan dinars (LYD).
With an area of almost 1.8 million square kilometres (700,000 sq mi), Libya is the third largest country in Africa by area, and the 17th largest in the world. The largest city, Tripoli, is home to 1.7 million of Libya's 6.4 million people. The three traditional parts of the country are Tripolitania, Fezzan and Cyrenaica.
As a result of the Libyan civil war, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, which had at that time been in existence for 34 years, collapsed and Libya entered a period of governance by a transitional administration called the National Transitional Council. The NTC has stated its intention to oversee the first phase of a transition to constitutional democracy, after which it claims it will dissolve in favor of a representative legislature.
Two years later, what's happened to Libya's economy?
Two years later, what's happened to Libya's economy?
Two years later, what's happened to Libya's economy?
Al Qarra - Concerts horns, singing and dancing. Libyans expressed their joy in the streets of the capital on February 17, 2013, two years after the beginning...
3:02
Libya's Economy in Post-Revolution Boom
Libya's Economy in Post-Revolution Boom
Libya's Economy in Post-Revolution Boom
Libya's economy is in the midst of a post-revolution boom that the International Monetary Fund says should see economic activity double this year, compared t...
3:52
'Fire at Libya's largest oil port may destroy country's economy'
'Fire at Libya's largest oil port may destroy country's economy'
'Fire at Libya's largest oil port may destroy country's economy'
Libya's government is seeking international help to tackle a massive fire at a large crude oil port. The port has been burning since last week, after being hit by a rocket launched by Islamists. Dr. Mamdouh Salameh, an oil economist and consultant at World Bank, says the country's oil industry has been hurt severely by the fire.
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Economy in Libya crumbles again
Economy in Libya crumbles again
Economy in Libya crumbles again
Libya is in the grip of the worst factional fighting since its civil war three years ago. The economy in recovery mode for a short term is now crumbling once again.
International staff have been evacuated as militias battling for control of the shattered country bring their conflict to the capital, Tripoli.
CCTV America's Owen Fairclough has more.
2:23
How Libya unrest impacts the global economy
How Libya unrest impacts the global economy
How Libya unrest impacts the global economy
The aftershocks from the unrest in Libya are also being felt across global financial markets. Libya is the world's 12th largest exporter of crude and the pri...
2:12
AMERICAN WAR IN LIBYA FOR PROFIT TO BOOST ECONOMY
AMERICAN WAR IN LIBYA FOR PROFIT TO BOOST ECONOMY
AMERICAN WAR IN LIBYA FOR PROFIT TO BOOST ECONOMY
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SBS News - Ricardo's Business: Libya's economy post-Gaddafi
SBS News - Ricardo's Business: Libya's economy post-Gaddafi
SBS News - Ricardo's Business: Libya's economy post-Gaddafi
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4:25
Why closing Tunisia-Libya border would hurt local economy
Why closing Tunisia-Libya border would hurt local economy
Why closing Tunisia-Libya border would hurt local economy
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FOCUS : <p>In the aftermath of the Sousse beach resort massacre, Tunisian authorities have vowed to fight even harder against jihadists. One of the main weak points has been clearly identified: the long, porous border with Libya. The neighbouring country is no longer a unified state, but rather a patchwork of rival governments, tribes and militias. Amid this chaotic situation, extremists, criminal groups and weapons smugglers are thriving. </p>
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Libya violence threatens economic relations
Libya violence threatens economic relations
Libya violence threatens economic relations
From France to the United Kingdom, European leaders have condemned the violence in Libya. In recent years, European countries have been cultivating a relatio...
45:55
Jacob Rothschild warns investors about economy, ISIS in Libya, biometrics & pedophilia
Jacob Rothschild warns investors about economy, ISIS in Libya, biometrics & pedophilia
Jacob Rothschild warns investors about economy, ISIS in Libya, biometrics & pedophilia
5:42
NEWS: NY Gun C, Fukushima, Libya, U.S. Economy, U.N. Syria
NEWS: NY Gun C, Fukushima, Libya, U.S. Economy, U.N. Syria
NEWS: NY Gun C, Fukushima, Libya, U.S. Economy, U.N. Syria
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Asset rich Libya moves to rebuild economy
Asset rich Libya moves to rebuild economy
Asset rich Libya moves to rebuild economy
For the new rulers of Libya, relaunching the country's oil-export based economy is the priority. To pressure Gaddafi sanctions were imposed and assets frozen...
1:01
Libya unrest hits Malta's economy
Libya unrest hits Malta's economy
Libya unrest hits Malta's economy
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Libya: Oil, Guns and the World Economy (PART 8)
Libya: Oil, Guns and the World Economy (PART 8)
Libya: Oil, Guns and the World Economy (PART 8)
SISMEC, in conjunction with the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Arizona held a panel discussion entitled "Libya: Oil, Guns and the Wo...
Two years later, what's happened to Libya's economy?
Two years later, what's happened to Libya's economy?
Two years later, what's happened to Libya's economy?
Al Qarra - Concerts horns, singing and dancing. Libyans expressed their joy in the streets of the capital on February 17, 2013, two years after the beginning...
3:02
Libya's Economy in Post-Revolution Boom
Libya's Economy in Post-Revolution Boom
Libya's Economy in Post-Revolution Boom
Libya's economy is in the midst of a post-revolution boom that the International Monetary Fund says should see economic activity double this year, compared t...
3:52
'Fire at Libya's largest oil port may destroy country's economy'
'Fire at Libya's largest oil port may destroy country's economy'
'Fire at Libya's largest oil port may destroy country's economy'
Libya's government is seeking international help to tackle a massive fire at a large crude oil port. The port has been burning since last week, after being hit by a rocket launched by Islamists. Dr. Mamdouh Salameh, an oil economist and consultant at World Bank, says the country's oil industry has been hurt severely by the fire.
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Economy in Libya crumbles again
Economy in Libya crumbles again
Economy in Libya crumbles again
Libya is in the grip of the worst factional fighting since its civil war three years ago. The economy in recovery mode for a short term is now crumbling once again.
International staff have been evacuated as militias battling for control of the shattered country bring their conflict to the capital, Tripoli.
CCTV America's Owen Fairclough has more.
2:23
How Libya unrest impacts the global economy
How Libya unrest impacts the global economy
How Libya unrest impacts the global economy
The aftershocks from the unrest in Libya are also being felt across global financial markets. Libya is the world's 12th largest exporter of crude and the pri...
2:12
AMERICAN WAR IN LIBYA FOR PROFIT TO BOOST ECONOMY
AMERICAN WAR IN LIBYA FOR PROFIT TO BOOST ECONOMY
AMERICAN WAR IN LIBYA FOR PROFIT TO BOOST ECONOMY
As America's recession deepens the biggest business America has is war selling weapons of mass destruction while using the zionist media as a weapon of mass ...
3:18
SBS News - Ricardo's Business: Libya's economy post-Gaddafi
SBS News - Ricardo's Business: Libya's economy post-Gaddafi
SBS News - Ricardo's Business: Libya's economy post-Gaddafi
As the world assesses the political implications for Libya following the death of Muammar Gaddafi, the business world is questioning how long it will take th...
4:25
Why closing Tunisia-Libya border would hurt local economy
Why closing Tunisia-Libya border would hurt local economy
Why closing Tunisia-Libya border would hurt local economy
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FOCUS : <p>In the aftermath of the Sousse beach resort massacre, Tunisian authorities have vowed to fight even harder against jihadists. One of the main weak points has been clearly identified: the long, porous border with Libya. The neighbouring country is no longer a unified state, but rather a patchwork of rival governments, tribes and militias. Amid this chaotic situation, extremists, criminal groups and weapons smugglers are thriving. </p>
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Libya violence threatens economic relations
Libya violence threatens economic relations
Libya violence threatens economic relations
From France to the United Kingdom, European leaders have condemned the violence in Libya. In recent years, European countries have been cultivating a relatio...
45:55
Jacob Rothschild warns investors about economy, ISIS in Libya, biometrics & pedophilia
Jacob Rothschild warns investors about economy, ISIS in Libya, biometrics & pedophilia
Jacob Rothschild warns investors about economy, ISIS in Libya, biometrics & pedophilia
5:42
NEWS: NY Gun C, Fukushima, Libya, U.S. Economy, U.N. Syria
NEWS: NY Gun C, Fukushima, Libya, U.S. Economy, U.N. Syria
NEWS: NY Gun C, Fukushima, Libya, U.S. Economy, U.N. Syria
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Lawsuit file'ees were denied on grounds like
"could not demonstrate a need for self protection distinguishable from that of the general public"
and "could not prove that there was any type of threat to her own safety anywhere."
http://www.legislativegazette.com/Articles-c-2011-09-19-80807.113122
1:13
Asset rich Libya moves to rebuild economy
Asset rich Libya moves to rebuild economy
Asset rich Libya moves to rebuild economy
For the new rulers of Libya, relaunching the country's oil-export based economy is the priority. To pressure Gaddafi sanctions were imposed and assets frozen...
1:01
Libya unrest hits Malta's economy
Libya unrest hits Malta's economy
Libya unrest hits Malta's economy
The aftershocks from the violence in Libya are being felt in the Maltese economy. The island's exports to the North African nation totalled 85 million euros ...
12:59
Libya: Oil, Guns and the World Economy (PART 8)
Libya: Oil, Guns and the World Economy (PART 8)
Libya: Oil, Guns and the World Economy (PART 8)
SISMEC, in conjunction with the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Arizona held a panel discussion entitled "Libya: Oil, Guns and the Wo...
12:35
Libya: Oil, Guns and the World Economy (PART 9)
Libya: Oil, Guns and the World Economy (PART 9)
Libya: Oil, Guns and the World Economy (PART 9)
SISMEC, in conjunction with the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Arizona held a panel discussion entitled "Libya: Oil, Guns and the Wo...
3:42
LIBYA: COUNTRY BANKING ON TOURISM TO RESCUE BATTERED ECONOMY
LIBYA: COUNTRY BANKING ON TOURISM TO RESCUE BATTERED ECONOMY
LIBYA: COUNTRY BANKING ON TOURISM TO RESCUE BATTERED ECONOMY
Arabic/Eng/Nat
Libya is banking on tourism to rescue its battered economy, when the embargo against the country is finally lifted.
Sanctions have been in force since 1992 following Libya's refusal to surrender the Lockerbie bomb suspects for trial.
Now, as the world marks the tenth anniversary of the bombing, Libyans are waiting for a deal that would end the air embargo - and allow tourists in to visit.
The twinkling lights of a fairground at night. Smart stores stocked with luxury clothing and consumer goods. All appears prosperous. But appearances can deceive. For this is Libya, seven years into the embargo. Most of the shoppe
6:18
Europe's Economy, Libya Pose Test for U.S.-German Relationship
Europe's Economy, Libya Pose Test for U.S.-German Relationship
Europe's Economy, Libya Pose Test for U.S.-German Relationship
Read the Transcript: http://to.pbs.org/jKWQoA German leader Angela Merkel's visit to the U.S. comes at a critical time for the European power. Ray Suarez rep...
27:12
TRIPOLI ROAD | EPISODE #1 INTRO
TRIPOLI ROAD | EPISODE #1 INTRO
TRIPOLI ROAD | EPISODE #1 INTRO
Tripoli Road is a weekly podcast which discusses how a focus on economic activity and entrepreneurialism could significantly improve the future of Libya.
The first episode gives an overview of the podcast, the goals, the aims, the aspirations. Various topics are talked about from the perception of Libya abroad to the strategies it could adopt in terms of it's marketing for the external world.
Keep in touch with us through our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/tripoliroad
1:07
Protests Break Out in Libya; Unrest in Bahrain Will Not Affect Economy
Protests Break Out in Libya; Unrest in Bahrain Will Not Affect Economy
Protests Break Out in Libya; Unrest in Bahrain Will Not Affect Economy
Taking a page from the successful protests in Egypt and Tunisia that ousted the heads of state, Libya and Bahrain continued anti-government demonstrations on...
5:38
Libya and the American Economy
Libya and the American Economy
Libya and the American Economy
How will the chaos in Libya impact the U.S. economy? John Batchelor talks with Joseph Brusuelas of Bloomberg.
2:00
Why Are So Many Migrants Fleeing Libya?
Why Are So Many Migrants Fleeing Libya?
Why Are So Many Migrants Fleeing Libya?
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In 2014, nearly 200,000 refugees made the dangerous trek to Italy, and 3,000 of them died. So why are so many migrants risking their lives to leave Libya?
Learn More:
Libya migrants: Hundreds feared drowned in Mediterranean
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-32311358
"About 400 migrants are feared drowned after their boat capsized off Libya, survivors have told Save the Children."
Libya's descent into violence - the Guardian briefing
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/16/libyas-armed-politics-the-guardian-briefing
"Four years since the 17 February 2011 Benghazi uprising that led to
2:22
3083MR LIBYA-MISRATA ECONOMY
3083MR LIBYA-MISRATA ECONOMY
3083MR LIBYA-MISRATA ECONOMY
3083MR LIBYA-MISRATA ECONOMY
5:47
Daily Politics discussing Libya and UK economy (05Sept11)
Daily Politics discussing Libya and UK economy (05Sept11)
Daily Politics discussing Libya and UK economy (05Sept11)
Guests Diane Abbott for Labour, Simon Hughes for the Liberal Democrats, and Nick Herbert for the Conservatives discuss what is going on in Libya, and the sta...
Two years later, what's happened to Libya's economy?
Al Qarra - Concerts horns, singing and dancing. Libyans expressed their joy in the streets of the capital on February 17, 2013, two years after the beginning...
Al Qarra - Concerts horns, singing and dancing. Libyans expressed their joy in the streets of the capital on February 17, 2013, two years after the beginning...
Libya's economy is in the midst of a post-revolution boom that the International Monetary Fund says should see economic activity double this year, compared t...
Libya's economy is in the midst of a post-revolution boom that the International Monetary Fund says should see economic activity double this year, compared t...
Libya's government is seeking international help to tackle a massive fire at a large crude oil port. The port has been burning since last week, after being hit by a rocket launched by Islamists. Dr. Mamdouh Salameh, an oil economist and consultant at World Bank, says the country's oil industry has been hurt severely by the fire.
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Libya is in the grip of the worst factional fighting since its civil war three years ago. The economy in recovery mode for a short term is now crumbling once again.
International staff have been evacuated as militias battling for control of the shattered country bring their conflict to the capital, Tripoli.
CCTV America's Owen Fairclough has more.
Libya is in the grip of the worst factional fighting since its civil war three years ago. The economy in recovery mode for a short term is now crumbling once again.
International staff have been evacuated as militias battling for control of the shattered country bring their conflict to the capital, Tripoli.
CCTV America's Owen Fairclough has more.
The aftershocks from the unrest in Libya are also being felt across global financial markets. Libya is the world's 12th largest exporter of crude and the pri...
The aftershocks from the unrest in Libya are also being felt across global financial markets. Libya is the world's 12th largest exporter of crude and the pri...
As America's recession deepens the biggest business America has is war selling weapons of mass destruction while using the zionist media as a weapon of mass ...
As America's recession deepens the biggest business America has is war selling weapons of mass destruction while using the zionist media as a weapon of mass ...
As the world assesses the political implications for Libya following the death of Muammar Gaddafi, the business world is questioning how long it will take th...
As the world assesses the political implications for Libya following the death of Muammar Gaddafi, the business world is questioning how long it will take th...
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FOCUS : <p>In the aftermath of the Sousse beach resort massacre, Tunisian authorities have vowed to fight even harder against jihadists. One of the main weak points has been clearly identified: the long, porous border with Libya. The neighbouring country is no longer a unified state, but rather a patchwork of rival governments, tribes and militias. Amid this chaotic situation, extremists, criminal groups and weapons smugglers are thriving. </p>
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FOCUS : <p>In the aftermath of the Sousse beach resort massacre, Tunisian authorities have vowed to fight even harder against jihadists. One of the main weak points has been clearly identified: the long, porous border with Libya. The neighbouring country is no longer a unified state, but rather a patchwork of rival governments, tribes and militias. Amid this chaotic situation, extremists, criminal groups and weapons smugglers are thriving. </p>
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From France to the United Kingdom, European leaders have condemned the violence in Libya. In recent years, European countries have been cultivating a relatio...
From France to the United Kingdom, European leaders have condemned the violence in Libya. In recent years, European countries have been cultivating a relatio...
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must SHOW CAUSE for said permit.
Lawsuit file'ees were denied on grounds like
"could not demonstrate a need for self protection distinguishable from that of the general public"
and "could not prove that there was any type of threat to her own safety anywhere."
http://www.legislativegazette.com/Articles-c-2011-09-19-80807.113122-Schneiderman-wins-major-guncontrol-case.html
Please adjust your seat to the full back position as we head over to JAPAN,
where Incinerator ash containing high levels of radioactive cesium are piling up around Tokyo.
oh stop over reacting, a little radioactive ash brings out the subtleties of green tea...
everybody knows that shessh!
http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ2011092211569
Next stop LIBYA,
but while we wait to get there, lets enjoy this friendly article where the Economist reports that
THE costs of efforts to save the euro are justified by the claim that the alternative would be too dreadful
to contemplate.
Hmmm... Banksters saying they need more money or the world will fall apart... DE Ja-Freakin-Vu...
(hey but thats actually a good article to read)
http://www.economist.com/node/21529046?fsrc=scn/tw/te/ar/afterthefall
okeee dokee, here we are ONCE AGAIN in Libya, PLEASE do not put any boots on the ground, you can wear Sandals,
slippers, Sneakers, or Shoes.. but absolutely no boots.
However, our layover in Libya has nothing to do with boots, BUT the fact that the NATO Libyian bombing campaign
has JUST been extended for 3 more months.
You know, cause KANETIC actions, sometimes take like ... a year... or more...
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/22/world/middleeast/nato-extends-libya-role.html?_r=1
We'd like to take this moment to let you know, TEW airlines now offers a Bankster Scumbag discount,
where you can fly 1st class and dropped off to any destination for only $10.
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Speaking of Money.
The US unleashes $400bn plan to save ailing economy.
400 Billion.
Anyone else notice, everytime these Asshats try and save us, the country goes into even MORE DEBT.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/sep/21/us-unleashes-plan-ailing-economy?CMP=twt_fd
Before we return to NY, were going to take a quick stop in CHINA. Land of Cheap Garbage, where cornflake71 sent
me this article on
how Chinas soaring costs are going to help American jobs...
http://behindthewall.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/09/19/7763968-chinas-soaring-costs-could-help-american-jobs
Ohhhhh Rhhhheeeaaallly,
pfft pffft pffft is this thing on? check, Check 1... Check 2.
ATTENTION: CHINA DOES NOT WANT TO SELL CRAP TO AMERICA, AS SOON AS THEIR OWN ECONOMY CAN CONSUME THEIR OWN GOODS,
they will give america the big CHINESE Kung Fu MIDDLE FINGER.
ALSO THIS JUST IN: AMERICA HAS LIKE 2 FACTORIES LEFT. and its not Export fees and Tariffs that make industrial
business in America impossible, ITS ALL THE DOMESTIC BULLSHIT (like Obamacare) which is only getting worse day to day.
We hope you have enjoyed your flight this evening,
We are now arriving in NYC... The crew has decided to take one for the team, and we will be landing ON the U.N. as
Ban-Ki-Sailor-Moon
gives his speech. Note, the last paragraph, SYRIA Violence must stop now... Not much longer smurfs!
http://turtlebay.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2011/09/21/ban_ki_moon_welcome_to_turtle_bay_now_pay_up
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SCORE 1 for NATZI NY GUN CONTROL, as courts upheld NY residents seeking CONCEALED CARRY PERMITS,
must SHOW CAUSE for said permit.
Lawsuit file'ees were denied on grounds like
"could not demonstrate a need for self protection distinguishable from that of the general public"
and "could not prove that there was any type of threat to her own safety anywhere."
http://www.legislativegazette.com/Articles-c-2011-09-19-80807.113122-Schneiderman-wins-major-guncontrol-case.html
Please adjust your seat to the full back position as we head over to JAPAN,
where Incinerator ash containing high levels of radioactive cesium are piling up around Tokyo.
oh stop over reacting, a little radioactive ash brings out the subtleties of green tea...
everybody knows that shessh!
http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ2011092211569
Next stop LIBYA,
but while we wait to get there, lets enjoy this friendly article where the Economist reports that
THE costs of efforts to save the euro are justified by the claim that the alternative would be too dreadful
to contemplate.
Hmmm... Banksters saying they need more money or the world will fall apart... DE Ja-Freakin-Vu...
(hey but thats actually a good article to read)
http://www.economist.com/node/21529046?fsrc=scn/tw/te/ar/afterthefall
okeee dokee, here we are ONCE AGAIN in Libya, PLEASE do not put any boots on the ground, you can wear Sandals,
slippers, Sneakers, or Shoes.. but absolutely no boots.
However, our layover in Libya has nothing to do with boots, BUT the fact that the NATO Libyian bombing campaign
has JUST been extended for 3 more months.
You know, cause KANETIC actions, sometimes take like ... a year... or more...
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/22/world/middleeast/nato-extends-libya-role.html?_r=1
We'd like to take this moment to let you know, TEW airlines now offers a Bankster Scumbag discount,
where you can fly 1st class and dropped off to any destination for only $10.
Please note, this offer does not include a parachute.
Speaking of Money.
The US unleashes $400bn plan to save ailing economy.
400 Billion.
Anyone else notice, everytime these Asshats try and save us, the country goes into even MORE DEBT.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/sep/21/us-unleashes-plan-ailing-economy?CMP=twt_fd
Before we return to NY, were going to take a quick stop in CHINA. Land of Cheap Garbage, where cornflake71 sent
me this article on
how Chinas soaring costs are going to help American jobs...
http://behindthewall.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/09/19/7763968-chinas-soaring-costs-could-help-american-jobs
Ohhhhh Rhhhheeeaaallly,
pfft pffft pffft is this thing on? check, Check 1... Check 2.
ATTENTION: CHINA DOES NOT WANT TO SELL CRAP TO AMERICA, AS SOON AS THEIR OWN ECONOMY CAN CONSUME THEIR OWN GOODS,
they will give america the big CHINESE Kung Fu MIDDLE FINGER.
ALSO THIS JUST IN: AMERICA HAS LIKE 2 FACTORIES LEFT. and its not Export fees and Tariffs that make industrial
business in America impossible, ITS ALL THE DOMESTIC BULLSHIT (like Obamacare) which is only getting worse day to day.
We hope you have enjoyed your flight this evening,
We are now arriving in NYC... The crew has decided to take one for the team, and we will be landing ON the U.N. as
Ban-Ki-Sailor-Moon
gives his speech. Note, the last paragraph, SYRIA Violence must stop now... Not much longer smurfs!
http://turtlebay.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2011/09/21/ban_ki_moon_welcome_to_turtle_bay_now_pay_up
For the new rulers of Libya, relaunching the country's oil-export based economy is the priority. To pressure Gaddafi sanctions were imposed and assets frozen...
For the new rulers of Libya, relaunching the country's oil-export based economy is the priority. To pressure Gaddafi sanctions were imposed and assets frozen...
The aftershocks from the violence in Libya are being felt in the Maltese economy. The island's exports to the North African nation totalled 85 million euros ...
The aftershocks from the violence in Libya are being felt in the Maltese economy. The island's exports to the North African nation totalled 85 million euros ...
SISMEC, in conjunction with the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Arizona held a panel discussion entitled "Libya: Oil, Guns and the Wo...
SISMEC, in conjunction with the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Arizona held a panel discussion entitled "Libya: Oil, Guns and the Wo...
SISMEC, in conjunction with the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Arizona held a panel discussion entitled "Libya: Oil, Guns and the Wo...
SISMEC, in conjunction with the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Arizona held a panel discussion entitled "Libya: Oil, Guns and the Wo...
Arabic/Eng/Nat
Libya is banking on tourism to rescue its battered economy, when the embargo against the country is finally lifted.
Sanctions have been in force since 1992 following Libya's refusal to surrender the Lockerbie bomb suspects for trial.
Now, as the world marks the tenth anniversary of the bombing, Libyans are waiting for a deal that would end the air embargo - and allow tourists in to visit.
The twinkling lights of a fairground at night. Smart stores stocked with luxury clothing and consumer goods. All appears prosperous. But appearances can deceive. For this is Libya, seven years into the embargo. Most of the shoppers here are browsing, not buying.
This is the harsh reality of life for most Libyans. It's a daily struggle to survive in Tripoli, a city that's been brought to its knees by economic sanctions.
No wonder the traders here can't wait for the air embargo to be lifted - so that foreign tourists can return and bring the good times back with them:
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic):
"Tourism will increase when sanctions are lifted. The problem now is the air embargo. It stops people from visiting. The airport is closed so tourists can't come here. So there's no tourism. Right?"
SUPER CAPTION: Libyan market trader
Tripoli may be one of the least-visited cities in North Africa, but it's also one of the most beautiful. The few international hotels here look out onto swaying palm trees and the Mediterranean beyond.
From the Gadhafi posters on Green Square, to the Italianate square that fronts the city's former cathedral - now a mosque - there's an air of crumbling elegance about the place.
The handful of tourists who do make it to Tripoli - after a gruelling overland journey from neighbouring Tunisia - say it's well worth the trek.
But these German visitors believe that even if sanctions were lifted immediately, it would take some time for tourism to take off here:
SOUNDBITE: (English):
"I think Tripoli and the rest of Libya is very interesting. In former times this must have been a very beautiful city. You can see it in the windows and doors. But unfortunately they don't have the money or the attitude to improve things like sanitation."
SUPER CAPTION: German tourist
SOUNDBITE: (German):
"I can't imagine that tourists would start flooding in all at once. Certainly it would take a while for tourism to start up, and there's also the question of publicising Libya in countries such as Germany."
SUPER CAPTION: German tourist
Twilight in Tripoli - and the people of Libya head home to prepare for another day of sanctions.
There's genuine hope here that the embargo may finally be about to end.
But while Gadhafi stalls on handing over the Lockerbie suspects, the sanctions will stay in place and the tourists, away.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/1cad1e4df095653b47b9923246c49e2f
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
Arabic/Eng/Nat
Libya is banking on tourism to rescue its battered economy, when the embargo against the country is finally lifted.
Sanctions have been in force since 1992 following Libya's refusal to surrender the Lockerbie bomb suspects for trial.
Now, as the world marks the tenth anniversary of the bombing, Libyans are waiting for a deal that would end the air embargo - and allow tourists in to visit.
The twinkling lights of a fairground at night. Smart stores stocked with luxury clothing and consumer goods. All appears prosperous. But appearances can deceive. For this is Libya, seven years into the embargo. Most of the shoppers here are browsing, not buying.
This is the harsh reality of life for most Libyans. It's a daily struggle to survive in Tripoli, a city that's been brought to its knees by economic sanctions.
No wonder the traders here can't wait for the air embargo to be lifted - so that foreign tourists can return and bring the good times back with them:
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic):
"Tourism will increase when sanctions are lifted. The problem now is the air embargo. It stops people from visiting. The airport is closed so tourists can't come here. So there's no tourism. Right?"
SUPER CAPTION: Libyan market trader
Tripoli may be one of the least-visited cities in North Africa, but it's also one of the most beautiful. The few international hotels here look out onto swaying palm trees and the Mediterranean beyond.
From the Gadhafi posters on Green Square, to the Italianate square that fronts the city's former cathedral - now a mosque - there's an air of crumbling elegance about the place.
The handful of tourists who do make it to Tripoli - after a gruelling overland journey from neighbouring Tunisia - say it's well worth the trek.
But these German visitors believe that even if sanctions were lifted immediately, it would take some time for tourism to take off here:
SOUNDBITE: (English):
"I think Tripoli and the rest of Libya is very interesting. In former times this must have been a very beautiful city. You can see it in the windows and doors. But unfortunately they don't have the money or the attitude to improve things like sanitation."
SUPER CAPTION: German tourist
SOUNDBITE: (German):
"I can't imagine that tourists would start flooding in all at once. Certainly it would take a while for tourism to start up, and there's also the question of publicising Libya in countries such as Germany."
SUPER CAPTION: German tourist
Twilight in Tripoli - and the people of Libya head home to prepare for another day of sanctions.
There's genuine hope here that the embargo may finally be about to end.
But while Gadhafi stalls on handing over the Lockerbie suspects, the sanctions will stay in place and the tourists, away.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/1cad1e4df095653b47b9923246c49e2f
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
published:21 Jul 2015
views:0
Europe's Economy, Libya Pose Test for U.S.-German Relationship
Read the Transcript: http://to.pbs.org/jKWQoA German leader Angela Merkel's visit to the U.S. comes at a critical time for the European power. Ray Suarez rep...
Read the Transcript: http://to.pbs.org/jKWQoA German leader Angela Merkel's visit to the U.S. comes at a critical time for the European power. Ray Suarez rep...
Tripoli Road is a weekly podcast which discusses how a focus on economic activity and entrepreneurialism could significantly improve the future of Libya.
The first episode gives an overview of the podcast, the goals, the aims, the aspirations. Various topics are talked about from the perception of Libya abroad to the strategies it could adopt in terms of it's marketing for the external world.
Keep in touch with us through our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/tripoliroad
Tripoli Road is a weekly podcast which discusses how a focus on economic activity and entrepreneurialism could significantly improve the future of Libya.
The first episode gives an overview of the podcast, the goals, the aims, the aspirations. Various topics are talked about from the perception of Libya abroad to the strategies it could adopt in terms of it's marketing for the external world.
Keep in touch with us through our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/tripoliroad
published:11 Jun 2015
views:19
Protests Break Out in Libya; Unrest in Bahrain Will Not Affect Economy
Taking a page from the successful protests in Egypt and Tunisia that ousted the heads of state, Libya and Bahrain continued anti-government demonstrations on...
Taking a page from the successful protests in Egypt and Tunisia that ousted the heads of state, Libya and Bahrain continued anti-government demonstrations on...
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In 2014, nearly 200,000 refugees made the dangerous trek to Italy, and 3,000 of them died. So why are so many migrants risking their lives to leave Libya?
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Libya migrants: Hundreds feared drowned in Mediterranean
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-32311358
"About 400 migrants are feared drowned after their boat capsized off Libya, survivors have told Save the Children."
Libya's descent into violence - the Guardian briefing
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/16/libyas-armed-politics-the-guardian-briefing
"Four years since the 17 February 2011 Benghazi uprising that led to the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya is wracked by violence, factionalism and political polarisation - and by the growing menace of jihadi extremism."
Libya: Facing Economic Collapse in 2014
http://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/menasource/libya-facing-economic-collapse-in-2014
"Oil is the driving force of the Libya economy. Oil and gas production account for 65 percent of the country's GDP, 96 percent of exports, and 98 percent of government revenues."
Watch More:
What Does Libya After Gaddafi Look Like?
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In 2014, nearly 200,000 refugees made the dangerous trek to Italy, and 3,000 of them died. So why are so many migrants risking their lives to leave Libya?
Learn More:
Libya migrants: Hundreds feared drowned in Mediterranean
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-32311358
"About 400 migrants are feared drowned after their boat capsized off Libya, survivors have told Save the Children."
Libya's descent into violence - the Guardian briefing
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/16/libyas-armed-politics-the-guardian-briefing
"Four years since the 17 February 2011 Benghazi uprising that led to the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya is wracked by violence, factionalism and political polarisation - and by the growing menace of jihadi extremism."
Libya: Facing Economic Collapse in 2014
http://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/menasource/libya-facing-economic-collapse-in-2014
"Oil is the driving force of the Libya economy. Oil and gas production account for 65 percent of the country's GDP, 96 percent of exports, and 98 percent of government revenues."
Watch More:
What Does Libya After Gaddafi Look Like?
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Guests Diane Abbott for Labour, Simon Hughes for the Liberal Democrats, and Nick Herbert for the Conservatives discuss what is going on in Libya, and the sta...
Guests Diane Abbott for Labour, Simon Hughes for the Liberal Democrats, and Nick Herbert for the Conservatives discuss what is going on in Libya, and the sta...
Al Qarra - Concerts horns, singing and dancing. Libyans expressed their joy in the streets of the capital on February 17, 2013, two years after the beginning...
3:02
Libya's Economy in Post-Revolution Boom
Libya's economy is in the midst of a post-revolution boom that the International Monetary ...
Libya's economy is in the midst of a post-revolution boom that the International Monetary Fund says should see economic activity double this year, compared t...
3:52
'Fire at Libya's largest oil port may destroy country's economy'
Libya's government is seeking international help to tackle a massive fire at a large crude...
published:29 Dec 2014
'Fire at Libya's largest oil port may destroy country's economy'
'Fire at Libya's largest oil port may destroy country's economy'
published:29 Dec 2014
views:3597
Libya's government is seeking international help to tackle a massive fire at a large crude oil port. The port has been burning since last week, after being hit by a rocket launched by Islamists. Dr. Mamdouh Salameh, an oil economist and consultant at World Bank, says the country's oil industry has been hurt severely by the fire.
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2:00
Economy in Libya crumbles again
Libya is in the grip of the worst factional fighting since its civil war three years ago. ...
published:02 Aug 2014
Economy in Libya crumbles again
Economy in Libya crumbles again
published:02 Aug 2014
views:10
Libya is in the grip of the worst factional fighting since its civil war three years ago. The economy in recovery mode for a short term is now crumbling once again.
International staff have been evacuated as militias battling for control of the shattered country bring their conflict to the capital, Tripoli.
CCTV America's Owen Fairclough has more.
2:23
How Libya unrest impacts the global economy
The aftershocks from the unrest in Libya are also being felt across global financial marke...
The aftershocks from the unrest in Libya are also being felt across global financial markets. Libya is the world's 12th largest exporter of crude and the pri...
2:12
AMERICAN WAR IN LIBYA FOR PROFIT TO BOOST ECONOMY
As America's recession deepens the biggest business America has is war selling weapons of ...
As America's recession deepens the biggest business America has is war selling weapons of mass destruction while using the zionist media as a weapon of mass ...
3:18
SBS News - Ricardo's Business: Libya's economy post-Gaddafi
As the world assesses the political implications for Libya following the death of Muammar ...
As the world assesses the political implications for Libya following the death of Muammar Gaddafi, the business world is questioning how long it will take th...
4:25
Why closing Tunisia-Libya border would hurt local economy
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FOCUS : <p>In the aftermath of the Sousse be...
published:20 Jul 2015
Why closing Tunisia-Libya border would hurt local economy
Why closing Tunisia-Libya border would hurt local economy
published:20 Jul 2015
views:42
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FOCUS : <p>In the aftermath of the Sousse beach resort massacre, Tunisian authorities have vowed to fight even harder against jihadists. One of the main weak points has been clearly identified: the long, porous border with Libya. The neighbouring country is no longer a unified state, but rather a patchwork of rival governments, tribes and militias. Amid this chaotic situation, extremists, criminal groups and weapons smugglers are thriving. </p>
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2:06
Libya violence threatens economic relations
From France to the United Kingdom, European leaders have condemned the violence in Libya. ...
From France to the United Kingdom, European leaders have condemned the violence in Libya. In recent years, European countries have been cultivating a relatio...
45:55
Jacob Rothschild warns investors about economy, ISIS in Libya, biometrics & pedophilia
...
published:06 Mar 2015
Jacob Rothschild warns investors about economy, ISIS in Libya, biometrics & pedophilia
Jacob Rothschild warns investors about economy, ISIS in Libya, biometrics & pedophilia
published:06 Mar 2015
views:5
5:42
NEWS: NY Gun C, Fukushima, Libya, U.S. Economy, U.N. Syria
Thanks again for choosing TEW airlines,
Where our low cabin pressure and high altitude mak...
published:22 Sep 2011
NEWS: NY Gun C, Fukushima, Libya, U.S. Economy, U.N. Syria
NEWS: NY Gun C, Fukushima, Libya, U.S. Economy, U.N. Syria
published:22 Sep 2011
views:506
Thanks again for choosing TEW airlines,
Where our low cabin pressure and high altitude makes the news more plausible!
First stop...
Start Spreadin the News, I'm leavin Today...
(No REALLY, like I want to leave... TODAY).
SCORE 1 for NATZI NY GUN CONTROL, as courts upheld NY residents seeking CONCEALED CARRY PERMITS,
must SHOW CAUSE for said permit.
Lawsuit file'ees were denied on grounds like
"could not demonstrate a need for self protection distinguishable from that of the general public"
and "could not prove that there was any type of threat to her own safety anywhere."
http://www.legislativegazette.com/Articles-c-2011-09-19-80807.113122-Schneiderman-wins-major-guncontrol-case.html
Please adjust your seat to the full back position as we head over to JAPAN,
where Incinerator ash containing high levels of radioactive cesium are piling up around Tokyo.
oh stop over reacting, a little radioactive ash brings out the subtleties of green tea...
everybody knows that shessh!
http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ2011092211569
Next stop LIBYA,
but while we wait to get there, lets enjoy this friendly article where the Economist reports that
THE costs of efforts to save the euro are justified by the claim that the alternative would be too dreadful
to contemplate.
Hmmm... Banksters saying they need more money or the world will fall apart... DE Ja-Freakin-Vu...
(hey but thats actually a good article to read)
http://www.economist.com/node/21529046?fsrc=scn/tw/te/ar/afterthefall
okeee dokee, here we are ONCE AGAIN in Libya, PLEASE do not put any boots on the ground, you can wear Sandals,
slippers, Sneakers, or Shoes.. but absolutely no boots.
However, our layover in Libya has nothing to do with boots, BUT the fact that the NATO Libyian bombing campaign
has JUST been extended for 3 more months.
You know, cause KANETIC actions, sometimes take like ... a year... or more...
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/22/world/middleeast/nato-extends-libya-role.html?_r=1
We'd like to take this moment to let you know, TEW airlines now offers a Bankster Scumbag discount,
where you can fly 1st class and dropped off to any destination for only $10.
Please note, this offer does not include a parachute.
Speaking of Money.
The US unleashes $400bn plan to save ailing economy.
400 Billion.
Anyone else notice, everytime these Asshats try and save us, the country goes into even MORE DEBT.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/sep/21/us-unleashes-plan-ailing-economy?CMP=twt_fd
Before we return to NY, were going to take a quick stop in CHINA. Land of Cheap Garbage, where cornflake71 sent
me this article on
how Chinas soaring costs are going to help American jobs...
http://behindthewall.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/09/19/7763968-chinas-soaring-costs-could-help-american-jobs
Ohhhhh Rhhhheeeaaallly,
pfft pffft pffft is this thing on? check, Check 1... Check 2.
ATTENTION: CHINA DOES NOT WANT TO SELL CRAP TO AMERICA, AS SOON AS THEIR OWN ECONOMY CAN CONSUME THEIR OWN GOODS,
they will give america the big CHINESE Kung Fu MIDDLE FINGER.
ALSO THIS JUST IN: AMERICA HAS LIKE 2 FACTORIES LEFT. and its not Export fees and Tariffs that make industrial
business in America impossible, ITS ALL THE DOMESTIC BULLSHIT (like Obamacare) which is only getting worse day to day.
We hope you have enjoyed your flight this evening,
We are now arriving in NYC... The crew has decided to take one for the team, and we will be landing ON the U.N. as
Ban-Ki-Sailor-Moon
gives his speech. Note, the last paragraph, SYRIA Violence must stop now... Not much longer smurfs!
http://turtlebay.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2011/09/21/ban_ki_moon_welcome_to_turtle_bay_now_pay_up
1:13
Asset rich Libya moves to rebuild economy
For the new rulers of Libya, relaunching the country's oil-export based economy is the pri...
For the new rulers of Libya, relaunching the country's oil-export based economy is the priority. To pressure Gaddafi sanctions were imposed and assets frozen...
1:01
Libya unrest hits Malta's economy
The aftershocks from the violence in Libya are being felt in the Maltese economy. The isla...
The aftershocks from the violence in Libya are being felt in the Maltese economy. The island's exports to the North African nation totalled 85 million euros ...
12:59
Libya: Oil, Guns and the World Economy (PART 8)
SISMEC, in conjunction with the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Ar...
SISMEC, in conjunction with the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Arizona held a panel discussion entitled "Libya: Oil, Guns and the Wo...