Trending in Africa is the deadly subject of Libya which doesn’t seem to be going anywhere soon.

The bombing of the country by NATO jets in 2011 continues to make headways, serving a bloody and grim reminder of what happened during the Arab Spring heartache.

NATO launched more than 10,000 air raids on Libya in 2011 with over 500,000 Civilian Casualities. When they were questioned about civilian Casualities they insisted that it was collateral damages and that it happens in wars. pic.twitter.com/DK0nrAVHtl

Its from one “Africa Archives” account that is actually quite beguiling despite the years of bygone history:

The country that had one of the highest standard of living in the world at the time. They bombed the country back to stone age. Libya’s 42 years of progress, stability and development was destroyed. pic.twitter.com/fL0f5M1tPl

Its like we are visiting a horrendous past we are forced to remember, the fall of a regime by external forces:

NATO targeted Muammar Gaddafi household and bombarded his house. They killed two of Gaddafi’s sons and grandchildren. They also killed Gaddafi’s little adopted daughter, Hana Gaddafi. Follow .@Africa_Archives

— Africa Archives ™ (@Africa_Archives) July 13, 2022

And then there is this jab by a very interesting fellow:

And then there is the resources of Libya:

And this take that is quite revealing:

Don’t forget the 132/137 tonnes in gold and similar value/weight in silver.

— Adonai Elohim (@Sekhukhune416) July 13, 2022

And this one about the casualties. The war on Libya was an oddity in many ways:

I mean highlighting Gaddafi as a reason that their strikes were bad is not a good look. The civilian casualties should be the focus. Not someone who was trying to suppress genuine popular uprisings.

— Andrew Charlton (@AndrewCharlt0n) July 13, 2022

And the follow up:

The uprise was funded and set up by nato

— kent Pullought (@trynnatucft) July 13, 2022

And then Gaddafi come unto the scene:

I truly and heartily believe in Africa and pan Africanism.

But on the other hand I feel Gaddaffi would have surrendered or resigned or agreed to step down, 40+ years were enough, after all he surely knew they wanted his head.

And then there is the divergence into Africa:

— Godfrey Ashaba (@ashaba_g) July 13, 2022

And there’s this angle:

But Libya was not at war with NATO or US and France😒 they are coming for Ghana now

And this take:— Pandemonium Avoider (@Iam_Mandla_) July 13, 2022

So the jest of the exercise is to starts on Libya, focuses on NATO bombing, diverts into Africa and then go into American actions on different parts of the world. Deadly mayhem!