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From: Gregory Brown To: jeevacation@gmail.com Cc: F Noah Subject: Humanitarian Aid for Libya - Transitional National Council - freeing up frozen funds & assets and visit to Benghazi Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2011 23:37:20 +0000 Attachments: Humanitarian_Requirements_Update_project_YAK_2_06_22_2011.docx; INSTRUMENT SETS_FOR_PLASTIC SURGERY_MISRATA_Arne 11 2011.docx; The_Transition_isiational_Council_of_th:oya_Benghazi_visit_meetingjuly12011.pdf; Transitional_National_Cotmcil_ofLibya_overview_06_19_11.docx; Libya_Warrants_of_arrest_against_M._Qaddafi,_Saif_&_Abdulla_Alsenussi_June_27_2011 .docx; National_Front_for_the_Salvation_ofLibya_Arabic_Press_Release_- _27June_2011.pdf; J.Epstein_TNC.cov.pdf Dear Jeffrey: First of all, thanks for considering my challenge to help the Transitional National Council ("TNC") and the people of Libya in their struggle to achieve self-determination. As I am sure that you are aware, yesterday the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi, and the rebels forces have advanced within 50 miles of Tripoli. So it is just a matter of time before he is either killed or captured. In the meanwhile the people in Libya are really suffering and in need of immediate humanitarian aid, For the people, groups and companies willing to provide cash and humanitarian aid to Libya in this urgent time of need, the Transitional National Council ("TNC") will provide/give sovereign guarantees in the form of cash or crude oil. Currently more than US$80 billion in Libyan government assets and cash have been frozen outside of the country, including $32.4 billion frozen in the United States. This does not include the estimated $150 to $250 billion held by Qaddafi, family, friends, government officials and business partners taken (invested and held) out of Libya and held outside of the country. As such, I personally feel that there is little risk to those who accept the TNC's sovereign guarantees. More importantly we would like your assistance to help the TNC gain access to the frozen funds/assets in Europe and elsewhere, so that they can purchase the needed humanitarian goods and services. As of June 25, 2011 more than twenty governments have officially recognized the TNC as the sole legitimate representative/government of Libya including: • France • Qatar • Maldives • Italy • Spain • Kuwait • The Gambia • Jordan • Senegal • United Kingdom • Australia • UAE • Kuwait • Germany • Canada • Panama EFTA00913890  • Austria • Latvia • Denmark • Russia • Malta • United States Additionally, Turkey has recognized it as a co-legitimate representative of Libya along with Gaddafi's regime. Botswana, Malawi, Liberia, Peru and many other Western governments have severed ties with Gaddafi's government, but have not recognized the council. Several other countries have established unofficial diplomatic ties with the National Transitional Council, with a number of those countries establishing a permanent diplomatic presence in Benghazi to liaise with republican officials.The council refers to the Libyan state as the Libyan Republic while the Qaddafi government's name for the Libyan state is the Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. More importantly Libya is a rich country, whose GDP per capita in the 1980s was higher than Italy, Singapore, South Korea, Spain and New Zealand. So with a small population and the 10th largest oil & natural gas reserves on the planet, in addition to hundreds of billions of dollars in cash and assets out side of the country, there is no way that the TNC won't be able to repay every cent of the humanitarian aid provided. And the real upside, is that the TNC envisions embarking on an immediate $100 billion rebuilding for the country.... and friends who help now, will be placed in front of the queue.... Immediate Humanitarian Needs in Libya 1. Food, wheat, flour, peas, bread, baby formula, salt, sugar, powdered milk, cooking oil, vegetables, onions, herbs & spices, can goods, dried foods, 2. Water, water purification, water testing, coffee, tea, milk, soda, juices 3. Clothes, pants, shirts, dresses, shoes, sneakers, t-shirts 4. Hygiene supplies, diapers, sanitary napkins, dental kits, soap, washing power, etc. 5. Medicines 6. Bandages, splints, surgical equipment 7. Hospital& mobile medical equipment (x-ray, etc) 8. Gasoline 9. Diesel fuel 10.Fuel oil 11.Propane gas 12. Temporary housing and offices 13. Cots, beds, mattresses and bedding 14. Portable kitchens 15. Office equipment & supplies 16.Portable Toilets 17.Generators 18.Vehicles (trucks, buses, mini vans, SUVs, ambulances, tractors, etc), parts, tires, etc. 19.Satellite phones 20.PCs , note book computers, tablets, calculators, etc. See the attached supply list. Please understand that compiling humanitarian lists is a very complicated matter and is not simply about logistics and moving supplies. That's the easy part. This is about expertise and understanding the driving forces behind the logistics. The UN and humanitarian groups never get this and that's why they always end up with a mess. Crash Course: EFTA00913891 First and foremost this is about "Lay-First-Responder Pre-hospital Trauma Care". (Don't use that term when discussing issues with people because it's something I made up and I doubt you'll find it anywhere else.)Factors include types and frequency of emergencies (both medical and surgical), barriers to aid provision, and availability of supplies. Injury accounts for up to 16% of the burden of disease. In non-conflict times that is traffic accidents (8th leading cause of death); of which 80% of deaths occur before people can get to a hospital. For our purposes the burden of disease is three to four times that (people are dropping bombs, shooting guns, and buildings are falling). Refugees International estimates that 200,000 people have fled to neighboring countries.Analytics puts that number at 750,000 people.58,000 Libyans have fled to eastern Libya. So what's the number? Say we are talking about a camp, village, whatever of 20,000 people. Now we have to talk about incidence (new) and prevalence (existing). In an enclave of 20,000 people expect: 1.3200 Traumas (With 10% requiring surgery of some kind) 2.Diabetes : Incidence113/100,000;prevalence 3.0%(1.6-4.4); So at any one time expect to be treating 60 people with 1 new case a month. • 3. Heart Disease: Age related Incidence10.1-74/1000; Prevalence 11.4%; Expect from 188 to 228 people to have heart disease. • 4.Lung disease (Asthma/COPD)Up to 340 people. • So right off the bat, they need: Enough meds to treat 1880 people three times a day with month supply on hand plus enough to treat 100 new people per month. • Understand that there are currently more than 200,000 displaced people of which more than 50,000 are refugees, (not including the 120,000 plus migrants who have fled across the border) living in encampments and with host families in Tunisia and elsewhere, straining the generosity of local Libyans and neighboring countries. Additionally hundreds of people are fleeing the hostile areas on a daily basis increasing the need for humanitarian exponentially. Remember that there are almost 6 million Libyans and almost 75% of their food and fuel is imported, and 100% of the countries medicines, as well as a majority of all, household and office supplies, clothes Also think initial: Immediate supply, one month reserve, plus 10% for new cases. Finally: CASH MONEY, to purchase essential supplies, services, transportation and to pay government workers. Thanks again for taking the time to consider the above proposition as we look forward to working with you to help the Libyan people achieve democracy and a successful country with a just society. In the meanwhile, please feel free to call me if you have any questions or would like additional information. Again.... this humanitarian aid is needed immediately. As such, I would like to start delivering aid within the next two weeks. So if you are interested we need to move ASAP. Lets speak tomorrow.... Sincerely, Greg Brown EFTA00913892  US cell: Email: Email: www Gregory Brown Chairman & CEO GlobalCast Partners, LLC U. M TU SL Gregory Brown Chairman & CEO GlobalCast Partners. LLC US: Tel: Fax: Slnt EFTA00913893