sana8410 (OP)
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July 21, 2014, 04:49:08 PM |
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July 21, 2014, 04:50:18 PM |
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And there is no NATO in Libya, Arab are responsible for themselves there.
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sana8410 (OP)
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July 21, 2014, 04:56:14 PM |
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http://us.cnn.com/2014/07/20/world/libya-fighting/index.html?hpt=hp_t2to me is working.... Fighting intensifies in Libya, airport control at stake (CNN) -- Fierce fighting raged on the outskirts of Tripoli on Sunday as militias continued to battle for control of the airport in what's being called the worst fighting in Libya since the 2011 revolution.
Clashes were concentrated around the airport, the airport road and a number of residential areas where militias have fought over the past week, residents said.
At least five people have been killed, one local official said.
The latest assaults were launched by militias from the city of Misrata and an Islamist militia umbrella group in the capital known as the "Libyan Revolutionaries Operations Room." Militias battle for Tripoli airport Murdered Libyan activist's family speaks LIbya's political power struggle
The airport has been under the control of militia from the Western Mountains city of Zintan for the past three years.
According to residents in different parts of Tripoli, thick plumes of black smoke rose from the direction of the airport and large blasts and gunfire echoed across the city.
Speaking by phone to Libyan television on Sunday, a spokesman for the municipal council of Qasr Bin Ghasheer, the area around the airport, said at least five people from the area had been killed in the fighting so far.
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The spokesman, Mohammed Abdul Rahman, said it was hard to get an accurate casualty figure because of the intensity of fighting and limited movement in the area.
"Shells are falling on houses, children are terrified and most people have evacuated. ... Our area is suffering," he told the privately run al-Nabaa TV.
There was no official overall casualty figure for the fighting in other areas impacted over the last seven days.
At the airport, the Libyan government said 90% of planes parked there were damaged and images on social media showed various parts of the facility destroyed.
The United Nations and other international organizations and businesses have temporarily evacuated staff from Libya.
The U.S. Embassy in Tripoli said in a statement that some rounds from the fighting have hit near the compound, but all personnel "are safe and accounted for." It called for an end to the violence.
Addressing the U.N. Security Council on Thursday, Tarek Mitri, head of its mission in Libya, issued a stark warning.
"As the number of military actors mobilizing and consolidating their presence within the capital continues to grow, there is a mounting sense of a probable imminent and significant escalation in the conflict. The stakes are high for all sides," Mitri said.
"We are in the middle of an all-out confrontation between two major rival groups in the Libyan capital. That confrontation, born out of the deep political polarization, is playing itself out at the country's international airport." Mitri said.
Libya's Foreign Minister Mohamed Abdulaziz also addressed the Security Council. He warned of Libya heading toward becoming a "failed state."
Abdulaziz said Libya needed more international support and asked the United Nations to consider a "stabilization and institution-building mission."
He insisted that his country was not requesting foreign military intervention.
The Libyan Interim Government said earlier in the week it was discussing the possibility of requesting international forces.
Three years after the revolution and NATO military intervention that overthrew the Gadhafi regime, a weak central government has been outgunned by increasingly powerful militias.
The militia fighting for control of the airport from the city of Zintan and Misrata are among the most heavily armed in the country.
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July 21, 2014, 04:57:41 PM |
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the second work thanks. Why you blame NATO for Arab killing themselves ?
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July 21, 2014, 04:59:04 PM |
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I suppose we could start by pointing out that it was Gaddafi who set up the Islamist training centers in Benghazi and originally funded and armed the militias that General Haftar is currently fighting against.
An attack on Tripoli's airport is peanuts compared to the international instability that Gaddafi spread during his rule.
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July 21, 2014, 05:00:35 PM |
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Before NATO: Arab killing Arab After: Arab killing Arab
Why blame NATO for Arab killing Arab ?
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sana8410 (OP)
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July 21, 2014, 05:03:25 PM |
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the second work thanks. Why you blame NATO for Arab killing themselves ?
If you read the article you will understand that NATO actions brings oonly chaos to the world....
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July 21, 2014, 05:06:05 PM |
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If you read the article you will understand that NATO actions brings oonly chaos to the world....
Cause organized killing was better ? In the worst case NATO operation was just useless and bad for the western taxpayer.
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zolace
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July 21, 2014, 05:08:58 PM |
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MHO should just send over a "Reset Button" to Libya and all will be well. There won't even be a need for any childish hashtags.
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July 21, 2014, 05:11:12 PM |
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Before NATO: Arab killing Arab After: Arab killing Arab
Why blame NATO for Arab killing Arab ?
Before NATO, the Arabs were not killing each other. Gaddhafi kept the rebels under his leash and there was no violence. NATO created a huge political vacuum and rival clans and groups are now fighting for control.
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July 21, 2014, 05:16:39 PM |
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Before NATO, the Arabs were not killing each other. Gaddhafi kept the rebels under his leash and there was no violence. NATO created a huge political vacuum and rival clans and groups are now fighting for control.
He was killing every person he don't like as well as black immigrant... Do you know Nassim Nicholas Taleb ?
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July 21, 2014, 05:29:24 PM |
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MHO should just send over a "Reset Button" to Libya and all will be well. There won't even be a need for any childish hashtags.
How would everything be all well if Libya was engaged in a long lasting civil war with Gaddafi at the head of things? Having celebrities hold up signs with douche chill inducing sayings is a cure all.. ...?
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July 21, 2014, 05:36:22 PM |
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Before NATO, the Arabs were not killing each other. Gaddhafi kept the rebels under his leash and there was no violence. NATO created a huge political vacuum and rival clans and groups are now fighting for control.
He was killing every person he don't like as well as black immigrant... Do you know Nassim Nicholas Taleb ? What does Taleb have to do with Libya?
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July 21, 2014, 05:39:12 PM |
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What does Taleb have to do with Libya?
Taleb say that in geopolitic it's better to let people fight when tension come rather than "maintain stability" cause when they will fight it will be even more bloody. Maybe we must cut Libya if there is the need but if there is some tension people must fight, we can't do something against that, if they want kill themselves they will.
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sana8410 (OP)
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July 22, 2014, 03:12:48 PM |
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MHO should just send over a "Reset Button" to Libya and all will be well. There won't even be a need for any childish hashtags.
How would everything be all well if Libya was engaged in a long lasting civil war with Gaddafi at the head of things? Having celebrities hold up signs with douche chill inducing sayings is a cure all.. ...? I have no idea what you are attempting to reference. I only use junk like twitter to examine terrorism chatter.
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July 22, 2014, 03:13:38 PM |
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MHO should just send over a "Reset Button" to Libya and all will be well. There won't even be a need for any childish hashtags.
How would everything be all well if Libya was engaged in a long lasting civil war with Gaddafi at the head of things? Having celebrities hold up signs with douche chill inducing sayings is a cure all.. ...? I have no idea what you are attempting to reference. I only use junk like twitter to examine terrorism chatter. So you don't want to Bring Back "Our" Girls or Stop Koney?
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sana8410 (OP)
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July 22, 2014, 03:30:54 PM |
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MHO should just send over a "Reset Button" to Libya and all will be well. There won't even be a need for any childish hashtags.
How would everything be all well if Libya was engaged in a long lasting civil war with Gaddafi at the head of things? Having celebrities hold up signs with douche chill inducing sayings is a cure all.. ...? I have no idea what you are attempting to reference. I only use junk like twitter to examine terrorism chatter. So you don't want to Bring Back "Our" Girls or Stop Koney? So you are talking about twitter then. In that case I'll say that many terrorist organizations rely on twitter for recruitment and the dissemination of propaganda, ignoring the platform simply because you thinks it silly, is dumb.
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July 22, 2014, 03:32:28 PM |
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MHO should just send over a "Reset Button" to Libya and all will be well. There won't even be a need for any childish hashtags.
How would everything be all well if Libya was engaged in a long lasting civil war with Gaddafi at the head of things? Having celebrities hold up signs with douche chill inducing sayings is a cure all.. ...? I have no idea what you are attempting to reference. I only use junk like twitter to examine terrorism chatter. So you don't want to Bring Back "Our" Girls or Stop Koney? So you are talking about twitter then. In that case I'll say that many terrorist organizations rely on twitter for recruitment and the dissemination of propaganda, ignoring the platform simply because you thinks it silly, is dumb. So you are claiming this was appropriate and successful. Wow, you really are a Regime sycophant.
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zolace
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July 22, 2014, 03:36:20 PM |
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MHO should just send over a "Reset Button" to Libya and all will be well. There won't even be a need for any childish hashtags.
How would everything be all well if Libya was engaged in a long lasting civil war with Gaddafi at the head of things? Having celebrities hold up signs with douche chill inducing sayings is a cure all.. ...? I have no idea what you are attempting to reference. I only use junk like twitter to examine terrorism chatter. So you don't want to Bring Back "Our" Girls or Stop Koney? I think you're putting a criteria in place that the American people disagree with. The only immediate things Obama could do with most issues is put boots on the ground in these areas, and he won election twice campaigning against that. It's ridiculous to hypothesize that the voting public changed their mind. The alternative is to gradually run Russia broke, which is slower but can easily happen. Or to stop interfering as much in the internal affairs of other countries.
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sana8410 (OP)
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July 22, 2014, 03:37:50 PM |
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MHO should just send over a "Reset Button" to Libya and all will be well. There won't even be a need for any childish hashtags.
How would everything be all well if Libya was engaged in a long lasting civil war with Gaddafi at the head of things? Having celebrities hold up signs with douche chill inducing sayings is a cure all.. ...? I have no idea what you are attempting to reference. I only use junk like twitter to examine terrorism chatter. So you don't want to Bring Back "Our" Girls or Stop Koney? So you are talking about twitter then. In that case I'll say that many terrorist organizations rely on twitter for recruitment and the dissemination of propaganda, ignoring the platform simply because you thinks it silly, is dumb. So you are claiming this was appropriate and successful. Wow, you really are a Regime sycophant. Though in such an age where we have seen twitter used in countless conflict and political outbursts and episodes, it isn't intelligent to ignore the impact that social media has on political and military landscapes, especially since so much of the world is so young and has grown up using these networks as primary means of social communication and informational dissemination. Once again, just because you can't see the value in them doesn't mean that terrorist groups haven't been happily utilizing them to spread their messages and recruit youth into their forces, why you think we shouldn't fight back against that or pay attention to such tools is more than a bit beyond me.
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