الفكر المتشدد هذا حتا السعودية قعدت تتخلى عنه وجينا نحنا توا لقا عقول خصبة يتغذا عليها

Palestine is my cause 🇵🇸

Today the people of Sirte chose to be on the right side of history and assisted the National Army to take control of the city in under an hour. Large number of GNA militias switched sides and Misrata Twitter representative have been threatening the people of Sirte all day long.

Lately there has been lots of agendas trying to smear the west and misrata on this sub that was never here before trying to make comparisons and making one looks worse than the other and it seems that its happening frequently its turning to a facebook posts

PEOPLE USING THE ARGUMENT THAT HAFTAR HAS THE WAGNER(RUSSIAN MERCENARIES) AND WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO BRING PEOPLE TOO. NO YOU DON'T HE DOESN'T HAVE THE RIGHT TOO. WHY DO BOTH SIDES HAVE TO BE UNPATRIOTIC SELL OUTS. FUCK ANYONE THAT SUPPORTS ANY SIDE BECAUSE IT EITHER MEANS YOUR BENEFITING OFF THE CORRUPTION (FROM EITHER SIDE) OR YOU ARE TOO STUPID TO REALIZE THAT YOU ARE BEING FUCKED BY BOTH SIDES. SO YEAH FUCK EVERYONE WHO SUPPORT HIS COUNTRY BEING SOLD OFF AND LIKING THE POST OF PROPAGANDISTS WORKING FOR THE COUNTRY TRYING TO TAKE IT OVER. AND ALSO A BIG FUCK YOU FOR THE PEOPLE BENEFITING OFF EITHER SIDE. PEOPLE ARE DYING AND LEAVING THEIRS HOMES; HOPE THE MONEY IS WORTH IT DIP SHITS.

Agree?

الصديق الكبير: شخصية محورية في الاقتصاد الليبي الصديق الكبير كان محافظ مصرف ليبيا المركزي لفترة شهدت فيها البلاد تحديات اقتصادية كبيرة. تميزت فترة عمله بمحاولات جاهده وتثبيت سعر الصرف، إلا أن الظروف السياسية الصعبة أثرت سلبًا على جهوده. وبعد إعفائه من منصبه، استمرت الأزمة الاقتصادية في ليبيا، مما يؤكد أهمية الدور الذي لعبه الصديق الكبير في إدارة شؤون المصرف المركزي في فترة حرجة (ف هل حيتحقق كلام الصديق لما قال (بيني وبينكم 3 شهور؟ لان الوضع على هذا الحال مش زي ماكانو يتخيلو فيه بدونه

I am a Libyan American and I was curious if more people in the towns than in the Big Cities observe Hijab. I am not here to cause controversy. When I was in Tripoli or Benghazi you get some with or without Hijab. I am a non-Hijabi and may not return to Libya not because I don’t love my family, it is because of the conservative lifestyle.

If Lebanon can battle Israhell during a civil war what can you do to put out the flames and fire of israhell? In battling global zionism one is battling the forces of hell and putting out the flames and fire of Israhell!

a message to Libya from a man who left the country after the 2016 law that doomed those who leave Islam to death.

Here I sit oceans away from the land that once cradled my dreams and aspirations, this heart of mine, laden with the weight of unfulfilled hopes and fragmented dreams, bids a somber farewell to the Libya I once called home.

Memories cascade through my mind, a mosaic of cherished moments: the desert voyages with my father, the sun-drenched days in Algharabolli, the indelible presence of the harsh yet endearing Zuhra Beizan, the old principal of Al-Taqadum, and the ethereal allure of Libya's natural landscapes, from its coastal splendors to the ancient vestiges of Libda and the Old City. Yet interwoven with these reminiscences lies a harsh verity, a reality steeped in unyielding religious intolerance and apostasy laws, casting shadows of peril upon those who dare to question the traditions and religion of the land.

The once radiant flame of hope within me flickers feebly, dimmed by the cacophony of intolerance and bigotry echoing throughout a society to which I once belonged—a symphony that shatters the reverie of my childhood dreams, dreams of nurturing a life within the bosom of a land cherished deeply in my heart, a nation that I wanted to rid of those who despoiled her, those filled with avarice and callousness, those who plunder her resources, betray her trust, sell what could have been shared with their countrymen to the foreign lands where I now live, and consign their brothers and sisters to destitution while they amass wealth they could never spend.

For years, I clung fervently to the belief that Libya could transcend all this, that the fervor of revolution would herald a Libya where diversity of thought and belief would find sanctuary. Yet reality, in its cruel irony, has dashed these aspirations against jagged rocks seemingly beyond repair.

In exile now, I have found some solace in liberation from the suffocating grip of religious tyranny, yet my soul weeps for the multitudes ensnared within its grasp.

How many more must endure the silent torment before our nation awakens to the injustices etched upon its conscience?

Why must I and those of similar experience live our lives away from the country we once called home, a country for which I once was willing to give up my life, for personal religious beliefs that harm no one else, while those who plunder the land and are enriched by the war and turmoil get not an ounce of retribution for the harm and pain they caused and still cause?

I no longer see hope, no hope for Libya to be a place where science and the scientific method is revered and respected, where the racist, antisemitic, and tribalistic issues that plagued its history would be stay there.

As I bid adieu to Libya, I carry with me the vestiges of a realm once pregnant with promise and possibility. Yet the Libya of my reveries has dissolved into the mists of dystopia, where this hope seems but a mere specter, and where despair reigns supreme. And to those who linger amidst the crucible of dissent-crushing societal norms and orthodox tradition, I tender my deepest sympathies. May fortitude illuminate your path, and may the embers of hope be rekindled within your hearts.

and although I don't adhered to Islam, I am reminded of the Prophet's lament for Mecca: ولولا أنِّي أُخرِجتُ منكِ ما خرجتُ

so despite the bitterness that my heart bears, I wish for the sake of those who bear no blame that Libya flourishes and that those who live within it grow tall enough to see the that is not right

With a heavy heart and tear-stained eyes, A Libyan Atheist

WE LOVE NATO

Why is it Libyans always say there aren’t many Amazigh in Libya but when you search online there are multiple sources that indicate there are a lot more than people make it out to seem.

Hey you guys we are being silenced out here in America I have huge breaking news to break to you all but nobody to receive the message of hope. Wish you all the best of luck and remember…,”Gold is the temperature of the sun.”

I'm not here to discriminate against any religion, but Libyan born Christians DO NOT EXIST. Wtf is this malarkey I see on here of a user claiming to be a Libyan born into a Christian family? Absolute bullshit. That user is either lying or left Islam then converted to Christian on their own accord.

The self-proclaimed Libyan Christian redditor is clearly trolling!