Obama: It's time for Libya's Gadhafi to go

Things are much worse than we thought

Yeah now things are getting serious, let's hope they don't cancel Prince Williams wedding :crying:
 
Just like the lies about Saddam throwing babies out of incubators and other lies, wars always start over lies. Vietnam was started on the Gulf Of Tonkin incident which is now an admitted lie.

Well here is another one. Gadhafi never launched air strikes on citizens as the mainstream media had said. Another lie.

They just want to invade them so make up anything.


Bravo. :clap:

There's some really good programs on RT.:2 cents:

Here's one about the crisis in this region of the world.



And Trident (the centrist loop) it won't be long before you've completed your militant training and can be officially crowned the new Philbert. :elaugh:
 

Rey C.

Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
On a Bloomberg report yesterday, it was said that one of the primary reasons why the U.S. cannot (more so than "will not") intervene militarily in Libya is... *wait for it*: Iraq! :ak47: Not only do the American people (the non neocon majority) have little stomach for another military campaign in the Middle East, but Bush's failed foray into the sands of Iraq have soured the Arabs on any more American boots on the ground over there. Like a popcorn fart on an elevator, Bush's "legacy" lives on long after he's left. At least this one has an upside though: no more Americans dying for a cause that does not directly affect us.

Like I said before, I wish the Libyan people the very best of luck in defeating that tyrannical bastard, Q-daffy (I've given up on trying to choose a spelling that I like). But outside of some arms or covert aid, I oppose even one American soldier being sent there.
 
On a Bloomberg report yesterday, it was said that one of the primary reasons why the U.S. cannot (more so than "will not") intervene militarily in Libya is... *wait for it*: Iraq! :ak47: Not only do the American people (the non neocon majority) have little stomach for another military campaign in the Middle East, but Bush's failed foray into the sands of Iraq have soured the Arabs on any more American boots on the ground over there. Like a popcorn fart on an elevator, Bush's "legacy" lives on long after he's left. At least this one has an upside though: no more Americans dying for a cause that does not directly affect us.

Like I said before, I wish the Libyan people the very best of luck in defeating that tyrannical bastard, Q-daffy (I've given up on trying to choose a spelling that I like). But outside of some arms or covert aid, I oppose even one American soldier being sent there.

You'll probably find the likes of the special forces or secret services are already there in some capacity
 
Why would we want to get involved in Libya. That's Italy's problem.
 

Rey C.

Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
You'll probably find the likes of the special forces or secret services are already there in some capacity

Yeah, I'm sure there are probably some CIA types there... although they may not be American citizens. I doubt we have any special forces (SEAL teams, Green Berets, etc.) inside the country, but I don't know.

I'm not sure exactly what he said, but apparently John McCain said something last week about the U.S. imposing a "no fly zone" over Libya. Uh... no, John. :nono:

I really would like to see the Libyan people win against the dictator. But it's none of our business. And for once, we need to butt out of other people's affairs. Course now, it looks like we wouldn't be welcome anyway. And I think Europe has learned a good lesson about what happens when following us into ratholes,. So I don't see a coalition building, unless the Arab League wants to head it and then invite us in. But even with an invitation, I think we should pass on it.

I don't consider myself to be an isolationist. But if I had my way, Japan, South Korea and a great many other countries would be getting a bill for the U.S. troops that we pay to protect them too.
 

emceeemcee

Banned
I doubt we have any special forces (SEAL teams, Green Berets, etc.) inside the country, but I don't know.


Oh, that's a private sector job these days! Just contract that shit out!



Sunday Times reporting that Britain sent a 'diplomat' into Libya (to shore up their business interests) and the Libyans didn't take to kindly to him being escorted by British soldiers, apparently they've all been detained.
 
Oh, that's a private sector job these days! Just contract that shit out!



Sunday Times reporting that Britain sent a 'diplomat' into Libya (to shore up their business interests) and the Libyans didn't take to kindly to him being escorted by British soldiers, apparently they've all been detained.

apparently its the sas british special forces that got detained but that is a stretch a best really cant see the best of the best getting nicked
 

vodkazvictim

Why save the world, when you can rule it?
Why would we want to get involved in Libya. That's Italy's problem.
You can always rely on the Italian military :rofl:
Oh, that's a private sector job these days! Just contract that shit out!



Sunday Times reporting that Britain sent a 'diplomat' into Libya (to shore up their business interests) and the Libyans didn't take to kindly to him being escorted by British soldiers, apparently they've all been detained.
Contractors do a great job :rofl:
apparently its the sas british special forces that got detained but that is a stretch a best really cant see the best of the best getting nicked
Not if the diplomat ordered them not to shoot so he could sell the Libyans arms.
These guys were probably more protection detail than Bravo 2 zero.
You can always rely on politicians to tie the armies hands. Sometimes that's a good thing, but not always.
 

Rey C.

Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
You can always rely on the Italian military :rofl:

Isn't it kind of sad that the same people who claim that they're descendants of the mighty Romans hold the land speed record for tanks traveling in reverse? :facepalm:

If the Italians are all Q-daffy has to worry about, I'd say he's pretty safe. Hell, he should just order a pizza and wait this thing out. :D
 
It's time for change......Impeach Obama now. The man is a communist. He's unconstitutional.

Libya, these "rebels" are all well and good aren't they? But tell me - who trained them? Who armed them? What will happen when Gaddafi eventually ceases? The radical Muslims will take over. Thanks to Chairman Obama and friends.
 

emceeemcee

Banned
It's time for change......Impeach Obama now. The man is a communist. He's unconstitutional.


Can you dinks please learn what communism is before using the word every second post? Even just a quick peak at the wiki page or something ffs.


Pro tip: taking taxpayers money and giving it to financial institutions is the exact OPPOSITE of communism.
 
Can you dinks please learn what communism is before using the word every second post? Even just a quick peak at the wiki page or something ffs.


Pro tip: taking taxpayers money and giving it to financial institutions is the exact OPPOSITE of communism.

Why bother emc....? Give him a few days and he'll more than likely spontaneously cumbust on his own.. :1orglaugh
 
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