And now Libya...

[Nightshade]

From almost no reports to a sudden flood of news from protesters and government "information" Libya is now descending into chaos- and it is far far worse than previously thought possible. Our pal Khadaffi is in serious trouble- not that it's a bad thing, but many people have died, several orders of magnitude more than in Egypt's uprising.

One thing that is different is that it seems the army may be fracturing and weapons have fallen into the hands of the protesters and nascent revolutionaries. 200 people have been slaughtered by Khadaffi's forces so far and many more have probably been unreported. Khadaffi is losing control:

http://blogs.aljazeera.net/middle-east/ ... blog-libya

[Burlyman]

good.....

[Nightshade]

Gas prices are going nuts.

[null0010]

I kinda hope they shove him in a ditch, covered in petrol, and on fire.

[Isaac]

But do they have a flag?

[null0010]

His diary must look awfully strange: get up in the morning, death death death death death death death, afternoon tea...

[Top Gun]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... =rss_print

Wow. All the power in the world to those guys.

[Nightshade]

A little something I made for the revolution:



You can watch a LIVE FEED (most hours of the day) from Benghazi: http://www.livestream.com/libya17feb

[Burlyman]

Libya ultimately getting what it paid for

[insert nation here] ultimately getting what it paid for

-.-

I kinda hope they shove him in a ditch, covered in petrol, and on fire.

I don't. We have enough death... plus he seems nice although when I was actually familiar with why people don't like him, I remember not liking him

[Burlyman]

so this is how Libya dies.... with thunderous applause.

[Nightshade]

In support of the Libyan revolution:

[Burlyman]

...false sense of security