The Obama Administration’s Spineless Response To Colonel Gaddafi's Reign Of Terror -- Niles Gardiner, The Telegraph
What is the White House’s strategy on the Libyan crisis? Quite simply there isn’t one. As Alex Spillius noted in his post yesterday, the US government has been remarkably meek on Libya. Like the EU, the Obama administration is stuck in classic deer in the headlights mode, offering little more than mealy-mouthed statements condemning the state-sponsored violence against anti-government protesters on the streets of Tripoli, Benghazi, Tobruk and other key Libyan cities, which has already claimed at least 1,000 lives.
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Robert Fisk with the first dispatch from Tripoli - a city in the shadow of death -- The Independent
West may rue close ties to Libya's Gadhafi -- AP
Gaddafi follows past dictators -- Emad Mekay, Al Jazeera
Rebels Hope for Qaddafi’s Fall but Remain Fearful -- Kareem Fahim, New York Times
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Endgame in Tripoli -- The Economist
Will Gaddafi Survive? -- CNBC
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On Libya we can't let ourselves be scarred by Iraq -- Ian Birrell, The Guardian
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Statements won't halt Gadhafi's crimes -- Michael Young, Daily Star
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