Obama's actions in Libya lead to this mass carnage. WTH was
President Danger thinking? This is a civil war. Worse still, we are
aiding jihad. Why Libya? Why did Obama commit to Libya? Seriously. And
why isn't the media reporting on his billion-dollar bloody disaster?
Robert Spencer today writes here: U.S. Intervention In Libya Aids the Jihad
"Libya rebels raise concern about Islamic extremism," from AP. "Extremism." There is that nonsensical term again. it is authentic Islam and everywhere there is Muslim control, there is the sharia. Period.
Robert Spencer today writes here: U.S. Intervention In Libya Aids the Jihad
"Libya rebels raise concern about Islamic extremism," from AP. "Extremism." There is that nonsensical term again. it is authentic Islam and everywhere there is Muslim control, there is the sharia. Period.
NATO says it cannot stop shelling of Libyan city Yahoo
TRIPOLI, Libya – NATO military commanders conceded Tuesday they are unable to stop Moammar Gadhafi's shelling of the rebel-held city of Misrata, where hospitals are overwhelmed with casualties, while Britain said it will dispatch senior military officers to advise the opposition.
Misrata, Libya's third-largest city, has been under siege for nearly two months, with rebels holding on to seaside positions in the port area. In recent days, Libyan troops have pounded the city with shells and rockets.
Rebels and troops clashed Tuesday in central Misrata, and explosions and gunfire were heard. NATO strikes only targeted radars and air defenses, said Abdel-Salam, a resident who identified himself only by his given name for fear of retaliation. Hospitals are filled with the wounded, and 120 patients need to be evacuated, the World Health Organization said.
A United Nations' humanitarian agency was cool to an idea by the European Union to deploy an armed force to escort humanitarian aid in Libya, saying it was still able to use civilian assets on the ground. The proposal also drew a warning from Gadhafi's regime that this would be tantamount to a military operation.
The fighting in Libya has been deadlocked for the past month.
Gadhafi is holding on in the west, while the rebels control the east.
NATO airstrikes have kept Gadhafi loyalists in check, but the rebels,
poorly trained with little military experience, have not been able to score military gains, either.
As the allies seek to break the battlefield stalemate, British Foreign Secretary William Hague said Britain will send a team of up to 20 senior military advisers to the rebel stronghold of Benghazi to help organize the haphazard opposition forces.
Hague said advisers would not supply weapons to the rebels or assist in their attacks on Gadhafi's forces but would work with British diplomats already cooperating with the National Transitional Council, the political wing of the rebel movement, which has been officially recognized by Italy, France and Qatar.
As the allies seek to break the battlefield stalemate, British Foreign Secretary William Hague said Britain will send a team of up to 20 senior military advisers to the rebel stronghold of Benghazi to help organize the haphazard opposition forces.
Hague said advisers would not supply weapons to the rebels or assist in their attacks on Gadhafi's forces but would work with British diplomats already cooperating with the National Transitional Council, the political wing of the rebel movement, which has been officially recognized by Italy, France and Qatar.
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