French military intervention in Libya starting soon?

[Mr. Perfect]

This is a forum that swings both ways skyhook, this is a liberated community.

[skyhook77sfg]

MILO
happen to know some thing about liberation...

pedophiles arent part of that.

pedophiles get incarcerated

if me and mine are around

[Caskhades]

How about podophiles? Do we get booted out too?

[cincinnatus]

No way Mr. P is Milo.

Just read Milo's positions on Health Care vs. Mr. P's.

Unless I was right all along, and there really is just one poster...Tinker...with the rest of us just being different personalities of his fervent psyche.

[Tinker]

[Mr. Perfect]

No, no I'm Milo, I really am. And I'm a Canadian, Black, Gay, Mormon Pedophile.

[CgDs]

[skyhook77sfg]

[Mr. Perfect]

Is there a self righteous personality disorder?

[Mr. Perfect]

[cincinnatus]

[skyhook77sfg]

In some Arab countries governments and others who use force have been responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands, or, in some cases like Sudan millions, of their own citizens.

In another regional case, Israel has savagely attacked Lebanese and Palestinian lands, killed thousands, imprisoned thousands more, colonised and ethnically cleansed Palestinian lands, and laid siege to Gaza to the extent that children’s growth is stunted due to lack of sufficient nutrition.

The difficult question arises then: Why should the world intervene in Libya if it does not intervene to stop killing and suffering caused by Arab and Israeli government policies in other parts of the Arab world? Why sanction Iran for concerns about hypothetical acts it might commit in the future in the nuclear field, when the same international community quietly acquiesces in mass human rights denials in many Arab countries?

My response is that the Libyans fighting for their liberty need assistance, and if military intervention is hard to offer, then all other forms of solidarity should be immediately used: recognise the opposition National Council as the legitimate representative of the Libyan people, send large amounts of humanitarian and other aid, apply available international legal measures to pressure the Qadhafi regime and send military supplies if the National Council asks for them.

It is clear that the Qadhafi regime has lost its legitimacy in the eyes of its people and most of the world, and therefore the world should act firmly in the political and aid arenas to help the National Council achieve a transition to a new governance system.


http://www.jordantimes.com/?news=35574

[Alexis]

[Mr. Perfect]

I don't put much energy into flights of fancy.

[Torchwood]

Well, the Old Loony is trying to take Benghazi before "The Coalition forces" get there.

Rumours of French fighters already over Benghazi? .

Even if in time, no-fly will not be enough. Mission creep, anyone?

[monster_gardener]

[Sparky]

[Torchwood]

[Mr. Perfect]

One truck down! Few thousand to go! Gottem on the RUN!!!!

[Endovelico]

[Mr. Perfect]

So much better!

[Endovelico]

[Alph]

The Arab League has just condemned the Libya air strikes that it was lobbying for.

[AzariLoveIran]

[cincinnatus]

wife's family in Italia said Italian news reported that French envoys met with rebel leaders weeks ago to secure oil contracts in exchange for military action. If true...well, let's just say "no blood for oil" was a partisan load of shit.