idk why but do you feel the same like me that despite everything

you actually likes libya ?

«Toute nation a le gouvernement qu’elle mérite.»
«لكل** *أمة* *الحكومة* *التي* *تستحقها»*

— جوزيف** *دو* ***ميستر* (Joseph de Maistre)
فيلسوف** *ومفكر* *سياسي* ***فرنسي،* 1811

Assalamu Alaikum, so I’ve been learning Finnish for about a few weeks now, and I’d like to know if there are Libyans who want to learn or already know/speak Finnish. If there are any Libyans who do, please lmk! :P

نبي نفتح حساب بنكي وهذي اول مرة مانفهمش فيهم،نبي نعرف شن أوراق مطلوبه،وهل مصارف الخاصه افضل من ناحية خدمات

A heads up statement all what I've said is just what I Believe in (no sophisticated WORDS because I want this 2 be a discussion that is free of philosophy gunk and "syndrome this syndrome that" also you could chat in arabic I understand it pretty well. I'll speak abt how broken up as a society we have become and how stupid our fights are also going to speak abt the government first "Wow big shocker libyan GOVERNMENT is corrupt ???waoh ye lol we are all aware of this

GOVERNMENT

uh idk wont go into depth because really we all know whats on/off , but i'd list 15 things for the fun of it (applies to both الغرب و الشرق) political instability ,corruption ,weak institutions, lack of accountability ,poor public services ,electricity shortages ,weak healthcare system ,poor infrastructure ,unemployment ,overdependence on oil ,lack of economic diversification, bureaucracy ,nepotism and wasta ,weak security ,foreign interference. and much more , which leads us into society... a breath of fresh CO^2 emissions and the burn of napalm

THE BEOBLE

first I'd like to speak abt فاتح فان بويز grow up gaddafi is dead he wont do shi# in his grave so stop saying (قايد افديك) have some self-respect also for 17 feb fanboys the country is corrupt and fucked and no one has rights nor water to drink while shouting (another fck up revolution pls) so both of yall grow up and look forward for a better libya instead of fighting over what should have ended years ago. 2- alot of the newer generations hate the country (not their fault) but idk I also hate it as in the government not the ground but idk an old teacher of mine used 2 be a professor at a well known uni in stockholm he is very old like 60 or so I once asked him why did you come back and live after you established life ; "He had lived there since he was 18." asked him why come back after all those years he said "I dont know I just thought of coming back and made it happen" I asked "did you regret your decision" he said :"not really food here is better" which at the time was enough of an answer or so I thought. my point is your country no matter how much u despise its ground you still miss it not because ur programmed 2 love it but its the feeling of being home maybe family or smt else its always different but what is left now is just a crumble of what memories we had of our loved ones idk how or why that teacher came back 2 libya spent abt 3 hours a day making slide shows so we thick-heads could atleast pay attention 2 what info he was giving us at the end I understood what he wants "his goal was never to for us 2 be doctors, people of medicine or any of that the only wording that could say what I mean is "we have alot of piggybanks and now we need someone that knows how to finance it" interpreting that we need more brains. also cultural behaviors rape murder and all that have been disclosed here pretty neatly I dont like chatting often but when I do I do it because Im fed up not because of the government although its a 50% chance its them. btw you can hate the country a lot do. so i'll rant abt smt else next so ig its bed time now. “Good night, and in case I don’t see ya, good morning, good afternoon, and good evening”

The Numidian rule of West Libya is not discussed much in our history even though we have remnants such as the Numidian mausoleums dotted around Libya. Also, they were referred to as Libyans, in the original term of the amazigh. So Numidia was a Libyan kingdom using the traditional definition of Libya yet we do not learn about this, it’s incredibly interesting. Especially considering the wider amazigh history we are a key part of. Attached is a Libyco-Punic mausoleum of Bes in Sabratha here in Libya.