What happened to Libya?? (did it just fall off the map)???

[Sunni Man]

Two or three weeks ago Libya was all over the news.

And president Gaddafi was another Hitler.

Now it's barely a blip on the news media.

What gives??

 

[Trajan]

its resource poor, and is as confused as it was contrived and well, it aint looking good. why would the media bother?

 

[Trajan]

and check this out-

Syria protests sweep into capital, defying Assad
Syria protests sweep into capital, defying Assad | Reuters

if hes going to go nuclear, now would be the time.

 

[Mad Scientist]

1. NATO military operations are being revealed as a completely disorganized fuck up.
2. Al Qaida (Supported by the US in Libya) is both against Kaddafy AND NATO! It's not good to report that you know.

 

[Sunni Man]

But we had a plan to bomb Gaddafi/Libya into democracy?

Isn't that our standard M.O.?

Maybe we won and just forgot to inform the media??

 

[Trajan]

unreal.

With U.S. in support role, NATO's Libya mission 'going in circles'
Kadafi's forces have been able to intensify their counteroffensive while NATO members don't appear willing to escalate their intervention.


snip-

We rushed into this without a plan," said David Barno, a retired Army general who once commanded U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan. "Now we're out in the middle, going in circles."

The failure of the international air campaign to force Kadafi's ouster, or even to stop his military from shelling civilians and recapturing rebel-held towns, poses a growing quandary for President Obama and other NATO leaders: What now?

Privately, U.S. officials concede that some of their assumptions before they intervened in the Libyan conflict may have been faulty. Among them was the notion that air power alone would degrade Kadafi's military to the point where he would be forced to halt his attacks, and that the U.S. could leave the airstrikes primarily to warplanes from Britain, France and other European countries.

way more embarrassing idiocy here-

Libya: NATO's Libya mission 'going in circles' - latimes.com