EPTLets see is Gaddafi really "joining al-qaida". Didn't he say something like that if Libya would get attacked. lol
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Grettin
42411 Posts
Lets see is Gaddafi really "joining al-qaida". Didn't he say something like that if Libya would get attacked. lol | ||
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asmgrad
Serbia26 Posts
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DorN
Germany90 Posts
On March 20 2011 06:28 asmgrad wrote: Kukuracha, for what ever reason they are doing this, its not in interest of opposition or human rights b/s but west's needs, and that is wrong. If the west would seek the most profitable way for them they would bomb the rebells. Thank god thats not the case. | ||
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Pika Chu
Romania2510 Posts
On March 20 2011 06:27 Grettin wrote: "2125: A statement from Col Gaddafi is expected shortly on Libyan state television." Lets see is Gaddafi really "joining al-qaida". Didn't he say something like that if Libya would get attacked. What are you talking about? Al Quaida is directly or indirectly (that's something i don't know) supporting the rebels. They are hoping for the installation of a fundamental islamic republic in Libya. | ||
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asmgrad
Serbia26 Posts
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ManyCookies
1164 Posts
On March 20 2011 06:33 Pika Chu wrote: What are you talking about? Al Quaida is directly or indirectly (that's something i don't know) supporting the rebels. They are hoping for the installation of a fundamental islamic republic in Libya. I'm not sure if you're serious anymore... | ||
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Grettin
42411 Posts
On March 20 2011 06:33 Pika Chu wrote: What are you talking about? Al Quaida is directly or indirectly (that's something i don't know) supporting the rebels. They are hoping for the installation of a fundamental islamic republic in Libya. That was kind of a "joke". Gaddafi said someting like joining or asking help from organization like Al Qaida if outside world would attack/help Libya. Even media reported about this, at least where i live. Chill out. | ||
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Pika Chu
Romania2510 Posts
On March 20 2011 06:34 ManyCookies wrote: I'm not sure if you're serious anymore... What exactly are you referring to? | ||
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Mofisto
United Kingdom585 Posts
On March 20 2011 06:34 ManyCookies wrote: I'm not sure if you're serious anymore... As much as i disagree with what he has said in this thread, what you're quoting this time is true | ||
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Pika Chu
Romania2510 Posts
On March 20 2011 06:36 Grettin wrote: That was kind of a "joke". Gaddafi said someting like joining or asking help from organization like Al Qaida if outside world would attack/help Libya. Chill out. Well that's at least funny since they announced Libya is under attack from USA/France/UK and Al Quaida  . | ||
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Mofisto
United Kingdom585 Posts
France denies Libyan state television's claim that a French warplane was shot down. | ||
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ShoCkeyy
7815 Posts
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/lt_libya_obama Obama: US Launches military action against Libya. I know it people know already, but I didn't see this news posted yet... If it was, sorry I missed it :\ Just blind atm D: | ||
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Kukaracha
France1954 Posts
On March 20 2011 06:28 asmgrad wrote: Kukuracha, for what ever reason they are doing this, its not in interest of opposition or human rights b/s but west's needs, and that is wrong. Oh, I agree, motives are wrong, but at least they're doing something. It's a matter of alternatives: help the rebels or not? Not helping would've been a slaughter in Bhenghazi and western cities, and strong, violent oppression afterwards. Helping could minimize casualties if the conflict doesn't last too long. | ||
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ManyCookies
1164 Posts
On March 20 2011 06:37 Mofisto wrote: As much as i disagree with what he has said in this thread, what you're quoting this time is true Well, alright, it does make sense for Al Queda to support the revolution. I think I misinterpreted the "indirectly" part as "supplying weapons and supplies" rather than "hoping the revolution turns out alright", and thought Pika was declaring some conspiracy theory or someting. Apologies. And dear god, Yahoo's comments could actually be worse than Youtube's. | ||
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partisan
United States783 Posts
On March 20 2011 05:15 Enki wrote: Ugh, why the hell are we getting involved in this, haven't we done enough horrible shit being the world police? -__- Because we don't want to sit back and watch Libya become another Rwanda. | ||
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Bleak
Turkey3059 Posts
....with bombs falling from the sky. I suspect this will make Libya another Iraq, a puppet of western powers waiting to suck it dry of its oil reserves. | ||
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DwmC_Foefen
Belgium2186 Posts
UN controlling the skies in Libia | ||
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partisan
United States783 Posts
On March 20 2011 06:53 Bleak wrote: Democracy is coming to Libya... ....with bombs falling from the sky. I suspect this will make Libya another Iraq, a puppet of western powers waiting to suck it dry of its oil reserves. I think the idea that western powers are capable of installing a puppet regime to steal resources has been largely discredited by the Iraq experience. No American wants anything to do with Libya other than to stop its crazy leader from shooting people that protest his rule. | ||
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Mofisto
United Kingdom585 Posts
Colonel Bob Stewart, the former United Nations commander in Bosnia, tells the BBC that regime change may be needed to observe resolution 1973. "The best defence for the people of Libya is for Gaddafi to go," he adds. Col Gadaffi speaks publicly for the first time since the coalition attacks started. He says the Mediterranean has become a "ground of war" and calls for Libyans to arm for "revolution". | ||
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partisan
United States783 Posts
One wonders if Gadaffi will find his "Libyans" in the same place he found the mercenaries he used to shoot his own people. | ||
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