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03-25-2011, 06:39 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
Excuse me, but you never answered my questions.
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How are they being paid? Who is paying them? How did this come to your attention? Why does the west want to invade Libya? Are the protesters in other arab countries also being paid by the west?
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Please enlighten us, Mr Glenn!
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03-25-2011, 06:52 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
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Excuse me, but you never answered my questions.
Please enlighten us, Mr Glenn!
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If you're clueless about the world then it's not my problem.
Obviously Libya has oil - main reason the west is backing this insurrection. They're probably paid by the CIA and/or the MI5 and/or their French equivalent with the money of oil companies. Doesn't matter which one, but probably all of the big ones.
The other insurrections actually frustrated the west's plans. In Algeria, the French supported Ben Ali up until the last minutes and Mubarak had the US and Israel behind him. In Bahrain, protests are being violently repressed by Saudis - the US advanced post in the region.
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03-25-2011, 06:55 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
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I wish I could say the same about yours but there's no way they could get any more :retard:.
Unbelievable how easily manipulated you all are. The Mujahideen, Contras, UNITA... I guess they also weren't supported by the west. 
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taking your word for it would make us less manipulative?
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03-25-2011, 06:58 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
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If you're clueless about the world then it's not my problem.
Obviously Libya has oil - main reason the west is backing this insurrection. They're probably paid by the CIA and/or the MI5 and/or their French equivalent with the money of oil companies. Doesn't matter which one, but probably all of the big ones.
The other insurrections actually frustrated the west's plans. In Algeria, the French supported Ben Ali up until the last minutes and Mubarak had the US and Israel behind him. In Bahrain, protests are being violently repressed by Saudis - the US advanced post in the region.
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No further questions, the defendant may rise.
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03-25-2011, 07:15 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
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No further questions, the defendant may rise.
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Very clever.
Let's see who's right when Wikileaks exposes the real data in a few years, maybe months.
The worst blind is the one who doesn't want to see.
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03-25-2011, 07:58 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
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That doesn't say a word to me. Try again. Check out that notebook you kept with Franco's speeches. Maybe you'll find a better term. 
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Im afraid I'd have to dig much deeper in time to be at your chronological level.
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03-25-2011, 08:05 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
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If you're clueless about the world then it's not my problem.
Obviously Libya has oil - main reason the west is backing this insurrection. They're probably paid by the CIA and/or the MI5 and/or their French equivalent with the money of oil companies. Doesn't matter which one, but probably all of the big ones.
The other insurrections actually frustrated the west's plans. In Algeria, the French supported Ben Ali up until the last minutes and Mubarak had the US and Israel behind him. In Bahrain, protests are being violently repressed by Saudis - the US advanced post in the region.
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Anyway your tale is fine for an A-team script, early 80s. You should aim Moore the least, keep working.
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03-25-2011, 08:14 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
I dont understand why Europe should need to have any kind of justification besides the one to save the Lybian people etc. to attack Lybia and take Ghadafi out of power. They are attacking just because its an umberable situation to hold now and a great opportunity to take Ghadaffi out of the power. Population supports it. Tell european or western people if they prefer Ghadafi in the power or out of it. Media helped manipulate the western people. I am not saying thats bad. Thats good. I hope Ghadaffi gets out, and I dont care if Lybia will get worse. Its not my country, but I can attack it. Thats the best situation that happened for europe. A very oportunistic strike.
So come on, everybody knows diplomacy is a big hipocrisy and thats how it should be played. I applaud the western efforts just like an opportunist, and as for lybians, may the best happens to them, which I dont know what it is. lol
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03-25-2011, 09:55 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
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Im afraid I'd have to dig much deeper in time to be at your chronological level.
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:retard:
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Anyway your tale is fine for an A-team script, early 80s. You should aim Moore the least, keep working.
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Keep laughing.
When's the bailout coming for you guys?
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I dont understand why Europe should need to have any kind of justification besides the one to save the Lybian people etc. to attack Lybia and take Ghadafi out of power. They are attacking just because its an umberable situation to hold now and a great opportunity to take Ghadaffi out of the power. Population supports it. Tell european or western people if they prefer Ghadafi in the power or out of it. Media helped manipulate the western people. I am not saying thats bad. Thats good. I hope Ghadaffi gets out, and I dont care if Lybia will get worse. Its not my country, but I can attack it. Thats the best situation that happened for europe. A very oportunistic strike.
So come on, everybody knows diplomacy is a big hipocrisy and thats how it should be played. I applaud the western efforts just like an opportunist, and as for lybians, may the best happens to them, which I dont know what it is. lol
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I doubt the population supports the stealing of their resources.
The west (or any other country for that matter) has nothing to do with Libya.
This issue matters for everybody.
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03-25-2011, 10:05 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
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Keep laughing.
When's the bailout coming for you guys?
I doubt the population supports the stealing of their resources.
The west (or any other country for that matter) has nothing to do with Libya.
This issue matters for everybody.
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Exactly. That is why they want that dictator out of power. He's been stealing their resources for over 4 decades 
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03-25-2011, 10:22 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
Glenn I said about the public support of the western people- Europe and Americas and also, specially, the support of the Arab League. They are important for europeans to be given a free hand to do whatever they think its more appropriate for them. Its a stronger support than the ones they needed to gather with the Iraq warII, since Ghadaffi is considered unpopular and crazy (Lockerbie issue, etc), and seems to be killing/attacking some of its own population, which gives free point for humanitarian intervention.
However the point is Ghadaffi past. Had he a clean past, it would be at least two times more difficult for western countries to declare the no-fly zone.
About the support of Lybian people, in fact, its important in the sense that you need to have some rebellians wanting change inside a country, and it doesnt matter if they are in a few number. 
The opinion of the majority of the lybian people seems to be very irrelevant, I guess.
We are living still in a era where French Revolution and then American Constituion are very popular among western civilization, so every time a western country can sell the image of a crazy dictator that supress human rights of first generation, not being a great issue how he does that, its easy to get the support of the masses, right?
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03-25-2011, 10:35 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
I think we live in an era of stupid and gullible people.
The average Joe believes blindly in just about anything the media says.
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03-25-2011, 10:37 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
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Exactly. That is why they want that dictator out of power. He's been stealing their resources for over 4 decades 
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That must be the reason Libya had the best HDI of the continent, way above its neighbours.
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03-25-2011, 10:40 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
Would you prefer living in Lybia with Ghadaffi, post-Ghadaffi or Tunisia post-revolution(same HDIs?), Glenn? XD
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03-25-2011, 10:45 PM
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Re: Question - what should the world do about the situation in Libya?
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That must be the reason Libya had the best HDI of the continent, way above its neighbours.
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How fabulous for Libyan people. It would be even better had democracy been the order of the day 
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