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   That is 1 armed policeman for every 240 people of the population!   
      
   The NATO-backed government would like you to believe that crime has   
   become a source of income in Libya because of "inadequate police   
   training despite a police force of 25,000" for a population of 6   
   millions.  But in such a police state, one can easily wonder why it   
   pays to commit a crime "as a source of income" and risk a chance of   
   getting caught if the criminals could have money and a carefree life,   
   like they did in the good old days of Gadhafi's regime.  It is clear   
   that NATO bombs have destroyed the country, destroyed its economy,   
   destroyed its infrastructure, destroyed the social fabrics that are   
   essential to bind the people of the country together.  The war party   
   wanted to kill Gadhafi and laughed loudly while watching their   
   henchmen sodomized and killed him on cell phone videos, not so much   
   because his rule was so unreasonable after all, but rather because his   
   government was planning to move away from selling oil - Libya's   
   precious national asset - denominated by the USD, money that many fear   
   is fast becoming worthless because of the rapidly growing debt caused   
   by our expensive war on terrorism.   
      
   lo yeeOn   
      
   643 people killed in Libya violence last year   
      
   Violence in Libya killed 643 people last year, amid a sharp rise in   
   crime, a parliamentary report said. The internal affairs committee of   
   the General National Congress said "crime has become a profession and   
   a source of income in the absence of an effective police force,   
   despite there being 250,000 policemen".  The report also attributed   
   the rise in crime to "a lack of respect for the law and the impunity   
   with which its perpetrators act," AFP said. Since a NATO-backed   
   uprising in 2011, Libya's authorities have struggled in vain to   
   contain lawlessness.   
      
   http://rt.com/news/line/2014-01-23/#54207   
      
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