ATILIO A.

BORON - The brutal murder of Muammar Al Gaddafi at the hands of a pack of mercenaries organized and financed by the "democratic" governments of the Un ited States, France and Britain painfully updates the validity of an old aphoris m: "socialism or barbarism." Not only that, also confirms another thesis, which was ratified again and again saying that declining empires seek to reverse the inexorable verdict of history exacerbating their aggression and atrocities in the middle of an unbearable clim ate of moral decay. It happened with the Roman Empire, then in Spanish, later th e Ottoman, then British, Portuguese and is now happening with the American. No other is the conclusion to be drawn by looking at the numerous videos that il lustrate how they "did justice" with Gaddafi, which irreparably disqualify those who arrogate to themselves the status of representatives of the highest values tern civilization. Above this the answer should be recalled Mahatma Gandhi gave to the question of a journalist, interested in knowing the opinion of the Asian leader on the subject: "It's a good idea," he said sarcastically. Gaddafi needed Imperialism dead, just as Bin Laden. Living were in immediate dan ger because his statements in court and would not be so easy to hide in the publ ic world as it was in the case of Saddam Hussein. If Gaddafi spoke could have do ne spectacular revelations confirming many suspicions and paying many insights t hat could have been conclusively documented by Libyan leader, providing names of nominees imperial data contracts, commissions and kickbacks paid to managers, a ccounts which were deposited funds and much more. We could have known that was w hat America offered in exchange for his cooperation in suicide "fighting terrori sm", which allowed in Libya tortured suspects that Washington could not haunt th e United States. We would have also known how much money you contributed to Sark ozy's presidential campaign and what got in return, what were the terms of the d eal with Tony Blair and the reason which made such generous donations to the Lon don School of Economics, how is it organized young people to send the decrepit I talian faun, Silvio Berlusconi, and so much more. It was therefore necessary to silence him, at any cost. The last Gaddafi, who is thrown into the arms of the imperialists made a series of mistakes and inappropriate for someone who had held power for thirty years, e specially bearing in mind that to teach. First Error: believe in the words of We stern leaders, white-collar mafia which must never believe them because beyond t heir individual traits, despicable except one or two exceptions, are the personi fication of an intrinsically immoral, corrupt and irreformable . He would have b een good to remember that sentence Gaddafi Che Guevara when he said "can not be trusted in the least bit imperialism or a well!" And he confided. And in doing s o made a second error: disarm. If the scoundrels of NATO could bomb Libya piacer e was because Gaddafi had dismantled its system of air defense and had no ground to air missiles. "We're friends," he told Bush, Obama, Blair, Aznar, Zapatero, Sarkozy, Berlusconi, and he believed them. Third mistake, forget that as Noam Ch omsky reminds U.S. rivals only attacks weak and helpless, or that are considered as such. So could attack Iraq, when he was bled by the war with Iran and long y ears of blockade. So do not attack Cuba, because according to the CIA's own repo rts of a military occupation of the island would cost a minimum of twenty thousa nd dead, price too high for any president. The imperialists Qaddafi denied that he was awarded the Nazi leaders who massacr ed six million Jews. Was it the most monstrous crimes that the atrocities of the Nazis? And the Attorney General of the International Criminal Court, Luis Moren o Ocampo, looks away when I should start a lawsuit against the head of NATO, the cause of some 70,000 civilian deaths Libyans. In a show of disgusting moral put refaction Secretary of State Hillary Clinton held a joke with laughter and news of the assassination of Qaddafi. (See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgcd1ghag5Y )

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A little more cautious was the reaction of Uncle Tom (apatronados black slave wh o thinks and acts according to their white masters) living in the White House, b ut a few weeks ago and had been pleased with the effectiveness of the methodolog y tested Libya, which warned it could be applied to other leaders not willing to lick the boots of Uncle Sam. This occasional victory, hellish prelude to a civi l war that will touch Libya and the Arab world in a short time, will not stop th e fall of the empire. Meanwhile, as noted by a sharp Italian philosopher, Domeni co Losurdo, the crime of Sirte revealed something unthinkable until a few months ago: Gaddafi's moral superiority over the butchers of Washington and Brussels. He said he would fight to the end, would not abandon his people and respected th eir word. That it suffices to rise up above their victimizers