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"SASQUATCH IS WATCHING"
Sorry bout that,
1. Now those who toppled Gadfly, will begin the cleansing of the country from those who don't pass the smell test.
2. I wonder who is safe rather than who is targeted, seeing *all* people of Libya smell.
3. This whole Libya thing has just started, it will get much much worse before things look like it will improve, after the *head bowling*.
4. Heads will roll in the streets, much blood letting shall transpire.
5. The media will be thrown out first.
6. Its how dictatorships are formed, wait and see.
7. Anyone with an idea that they will become a democracy, is a total, absolute *fool*.
LINK:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world...islamic-tone/2011/10/23/gIQA4VsbAM_story.html
BENGHAZI, Libya — "Libya’s top leader declared the country officially “liberated” Sunday from the four-decade rule of Moammar Gaddafi, pledging to replace his dictatorship with a more democratic but also a more strictly Islamic system.
In a speech to a cheering, flag-waving crowd, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, head of the Transitional National Council, promised to ban interest on housing loans and scrap other laws that didn’t conform to Islamic jurisprudence.
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WARNING: Contains graphic video. Many questions remain about the death of former Libyan dictator Moammar Gaddafi. (Oct. 23)
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 After taking Tripoli, rebel fighters target Moammar Gaddafi’s last bastions of support.
Libyan transitional leader declares liberationWitnesses: Sirte falls to Libyan fightersClinton arrives in Libya for talksPentagon had weighed cyber attack on Gaddafi air defensesGaddafi home town largely destroyedGaddafi forces lose buildings in SirteLibyan fighters make gains as Sirte battle continuesPro-Gaddafi fighters try to defend SirteNATO puts off decision on ending Libya operationsGaddafi loyalists find no room for dissentNATO: Ongoing resistance by pro-Gadhafi forces in Libya is 'surprising'U.S. helping Libya find Gaddafi missilesGunbattle erupts in Libyan capitalLibya declares liberation with an Islamic tone
.Although he lacks the power to make such changes himself, his comments, on such a symbolically significant day, suggested that Islam could play a greater role in public life in the new Libya. They also heightened an already intense debate over the role of Islam in the countries transformed by the Arab Spring.
Tens of thousands of joyous Libyans poured into Keish square in Benghazi, the eastern city that was the cradle of the revolution, to celebrate the defeat of Gaddafi in an eight-month, U.S.-backed war. For a population that had not known freedom of speech or real elections for decades, it marked a dream. Few were bothered by the spectacle hundreds of miles away in the northwestern city of Misurata, where Gaddafi’s body was on public display in a frozen-food locker for the third straight day."
“Lift your head, you are a proud Libyan,”
8. Today they lift their heads, tomorrow they pick them up off the streets.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
1. Now those who toppled Gadfly, will begin the cleansing of the country from those who don't pass the smell test.
2. I wonder who is safe rather than who is targeted, seeing *all* people of Libya smell.
3. This whole Libya thing has just started, it will get much much worse before things look like it will improve, after the *head bowling*.
4. Heads will roll in the streets, much blood letting shall transpire.
5. The media will be thrown out first.
6. Its how dictatorships are formed, wait and see.
7. Anyone with an idea that they will become a democracy, is a total, absolute *fool*.

LINK:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world...islamic-tone/2011/10/23/gIQA4VsbAM_story.html
BENGHAZI, Libya — "Libya’s top leader declared the country officially “liberated” Sunday from the four-decade rule of Moammar Gaddafi, pledging to replace his dictatorship with a more democratic but also a more strictly Islamic system.
In a speech to a cheering, flag-waving crowd, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, head of the Transitional National Council, promised to ban interest on housing loans and scrap other laws that didn’t conform to Islamic jurisprudence.
10
Comments
Weigh InCorrections?
inShare.Video
WARNING: Contains graphic video. Many questions remain about the death of former Libyan dictator Moammar Gaddafi. (Oct. 23)
Gallery
 After taking Tripoli, rebel fighters target Moammar Gaddafi’s last bastions of support.
Libyan transitional leader declares liberationWitnesses: Sirte falls to Libyan fightersClinton arrives in Libya for talksPentagon had weighed cyber attack on Gaddafi air defensesGaddafi home town largely destroyedGaddafi forces lose buildings in SirteLibyan fighters make gains as Sirte battle continuesPro-Gaddafi fighters try to defend SirteNATO puts off decision on ending Libya operationsGaddafi loyalists find no room for dissentNATO: Ongoing resistance by pro-Gadhafi forces in Libya is 'surprising'U.S. helping Libya find Gaddafi missilesGunbattle erupts in Libyan capitalLibya declares liberation with an Islamic tone
.Although he lacks the power to make such changes himself, his comments, on such a symbolically significant day, suggested that Islam could play a greater role in public life in the new Libya. They also heightened an already intense debate over the role of Islam in the countries transformed by the Arab Spring.
Tens of thousands of joyous Libyans poured into Keish square in Benghazi, the eastern city that was the cradle of the revolution, to celebrate the defeat of Gaddafi in an eight-month, U.S.-backed war. For a population that had not known freedom of speech or real elections for decades, it marked a dream. Few were bothered by the spectacle hundreds of miles away in the northwestern city of Misurata, where Gaddafi’s body was on public display in a frozen-food locker for the third straight day."
“Lift your head, you are a proud Libyan,”
8. Today they lift their heads, tomorrow they pick them up off the streets.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
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