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That's funny you asked that. I was just watching the NBC Nightly News tonight with my daughter, and I asked her, "Are the Rebels the 'good guys' or the bad guys?"
Does anyone know?
Are our troops done there now? Can they come home yet?
We'll probably have to send in a few thousand "advisers" to help the rebels get up and running.
Do you think the special ops forces are/were helping the rebels overthrow the government there?
Can't wait to see how Fox spins this...
I believe they will win four Pinocchios on this one!
An Associated Press reporter with the rebels saw them take over the base of the Khamis Brigade, 16 miles west of the capital, on Sunday. The base has been defending Qaddafi's stronghold of Tripoli. After a brief gunbattle, Qaddafi's forces fled.
Inside the base, hundreds of rebels cheered wildly and danced, raising the rebel flag on the front gate of a large, gray wall enclosing the compound. They seized large stores of weapons from the base, driving away with truckloads of whatever arms they could get their hands on. One of the rebels carried off a tube of grenades, while another carted off two mortars.
"Anti-Qaddafi forces have had momentum on their side for some time," a U.S. senior administration official told Fox News on Sunday. "If Tripoli eventually falls to the rebels, Qaddafi's already limited options would become even more limited. Pressure on him and his shrinking circle of loyalists has to be taking a seriously toll."
NATO has reportedly been bombing Qaddafi's Tripoli compound continuously, though no casualties have been reported yet.
Mukhtar Lahab, a rebel commander closing in on Tripoli and a former captain in Qaddafi's army, said relatives inside the capital reported mass protests in four neighborhoods known to be sympathetic to the opposition: Fashlum, Souk al-Jouma, Tajoura and Janzour. He said mosques there were rallying residents with chants of "Allahu Akbar" or "God is great," broadcast on loudspeakers.
The capture of Tripoli would almost certainly herald the end of Qaddafi's regime, more than 40 years after the maverick leader seized power in a military coup that toppled the monarchy of the vast North African nation.
Want to bet?
Yes I bet do you have a pay pal account ?
Libya: the West and al-Qaeda on the same side
Libya: the West and al-Qaeda on the same side - Telegraph
They won't run Libya.
It won't happen.
"Are our troops done there now? Can they come home yet? "
We have no "troops" there, and never did. Brilliant, super cheap success.
We had a few troops there, but it was a super cheap success.
Now let's move on to Syria...
It's Great to see Gaddafi going, but I am still a little unclear on just who we just helped take over that Country.
It's Great to see Gaddafi going, but I am still a little unclear on just who we just helped take over that Country.How "odd" that question was never asked (by Teabaggers), before Saddam Hussein was ousted.
It surely does take you folks exceptionally-long to kick your (excuse for) brains "into-gear".
Yes I bet do you have a pay pal account ?
Libya: the West and al-Qaeda on the same side
Libya: the West and al-Qaeda on the same side - Telegraph
They won't run Libya.
It won't happen.
I reallyt don't give a shit who runs what
What pisses me off is that tyrant in the white hous gave aid to our enemy and you cheer leading what he did.
It's Great to see Gaddafi going, but I am still a little unclear on just who we just helped take over that Country.How "odd" that question was never asked (by Teabaggers), before Saddam Hussein was ousted.
It surely does take you folks exceptionally-long to kick your (excuse for) brains "into-gear".
I had a clear Idea of who would be in Charge of Iraq when we toppled Saddam. THE US MILITARY. In Libya we have no control at all, we have no idea who is going to take the place over. We have no plan.
Are you really going to sit here and say it is ok we don't know in Libya, Because we did it in Iraq? We made a mistake in Iraq thinking we would end up with a friendly, Democratic Country. How does it make any sense to now make a similar Mistake in Libya? Only this time we don't have any Boots on the Ground, and therefore no way to control who takes over.
Did we just create another Muslim Theocracy?
huh?
They won't run Libya.
It won't happen.
I reallyt don't give a shit who runs what
What pisses me off is that tyrant in the white hous gave aid to our enemy and you cheer leading what he did.
Great spin, keep it up!
They won't run Libya.
It won't happen.
I reallyt don't give a shit who runs what
What pisses me off is that tyrant in the white hous gave aid to our enemy and you cheer leading what he did.
Great spin, keep it up!
I reallyt don't give a shit who runs what
What pisses me off is that tyrant in the white hous gave aid to our enemy and you cheer leading what he did.
Great spin, keep it up!
You hold the title for biggest dipshit of USMB. Keep it up.
It's Great to see Gaddafi going, but I am still a little unclear on just who we just helped take over that Country.How "odd" that question was never asked (by Teabaggers), before Saddam Hussein was ousted.
It surely does take you folks exceptionally-long to kick your (excuse for) brains "into-gear".
I had a clear Idea of who would be in Charge of Iraq when we toppled Saddam. THE US MILITARY. In Libya we have no control at all, we have no idea who is going to take the place over. We have no plan.
Are you really going to sit here and say it is ok we don't know in Libya, Because we did it in Iraq? We made a mistake in Iraq thinking we would end up with a friendly, Democratic Country. How does it make any sense to now make a similar Mistake in Libya? Only this time we don't have any Boots on the Ground, and therefore no way to control who takes over.
Did we just create another Muslim Theocracy?
huh?
Great spin, keep it up!
You hold the title for biggest dipshit of USMB. Keep it up.
How can that be? You're still here.
