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*After Gaddafi shut down Libya’s Internet system in early March,<ref>http://goodtimesweb.org/surveillance/wsj-libya-spies-firms-aug-30-2011.html </ref> Qatar had given the revolutionaries access to its satellites.<ref>https://consortiumnews.com/2011/10/28/sen-mccains-libyan-two-step/ </ref>
 
*After Gaddafi shut down Libya’s Internet system in early March,<ref>http://goodtimesweb.org/surveillance/wsj-libya-spies-firms-aug-30-2011.html </ref> Qatar had given the revolutionaries access to its satellites.<ref>https://consortiumnews.com/2011/10/28/sen-mccains-libyan-two-step/ </ref>
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===November 2011===
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*'''27 November.''' <font color="brown">''Telegraph'' reports that the new Libyan authorities offered [[money]] and weapons to the insurgency against Bashar al-Assad.<ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/libya/8919057/Leading-Libyan-Islamist-met-Free-Syrian-Army-opposition-group.html Leading Libyan Islamist met Free Syrian Army opposition group], Ruth Sherlock in Tripoli 9:00PM GMT 27 Nov 2011. ''The Telegraph'', telegraph.co.uk/.</ref>
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{{Quotebox|[Abdulhakim Belhadj] also discussed sending [[LIFG|Libyan fighters]] to train troops, the source said. Having ousted one dictator, triumphant young men, still filled with revolutionary fervour, are keen to topple the next. The commanders of armed gangs still roaming Tripoli's streets said yesterday that "hundreds" of fighters wanted to wage war against the Assad regime.<br>"Everyone wants to go. We have liberated our country, now we should help others," said the commander of the 'Fighting Village' brigade, "This is freedom. This is Arab unity".<ref>See ''The Future of Terrorism: What al-Qaida Really Wants, ''Der Spiegel'', "The Unification Phase," Interview with Ayman Zawahiri.''</ref><br>
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Increasing volumes of video footage have been uploaded to [[YouTube]] of Syrians calling on Libyans to join their fight. In a clip backed by dramatic musical effects, a veiled Syrian woman entreats men from Misurata, the west Libyan city that fought off a month-long siege by forces loyal to Col Muammar Gaddafi, to come to save her country."}}</font>
      
===December 2011===
 
===December 2011===
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