Libyans find themselves today facing countless heavy obstacles, crises that besieged public life, which has overwhelmed them, and crippled their lives in the cities, villages and towns in a country that floats on top of the finest and most abundant types of oil.
People in Libya are unable to tell a terrifying story, and the pens dried up for writing and minds cannot comprehend and understand it.
All of the crises in Libya constitute a burden that the citizens could not carry, and successive governments for years have not found any solution to compromise a conflict between their officials and the power of armed outlaws.
There is no electricity, no fuel, no money, no security, no safety, and no sovereign state that provides rights.
In Libya everything is against the life that its people dreamed of, killing and fighting, death and destruction, displacement, embezzlement, corruption of public money and plundering of wealth.
Today, Facebook activists are circulating pictures of a crowd of people leaving the stricken capital, angry at the poor living conditions caused by the stalled Presidential Council since a frigate threw it at the shores of the city.
Years have passed and it did not succeed in making even a slight difference from its predecessors which presided over the country.
Years in which the citizens did not know where to go and to whom to turn, if they spoke, their tongues would be curbed, and if they remained silent, their rights would be lost, and if they went out in these days, the Coronavirus epidemic will spread from all directions, but the officials who only cares about his position does not know that if the people are angry they will show no mercy to them.
