Don’t Hold Your Breath Waiting For Libyan Democracy -- Peter Worthington
From the widespread reaction, you’d think the collapse of Muammar Gaddafi’s regime in Libya was a World War II-type victory.
In fact it took six months of U.S., Canadian, British, French and NATO air strikes – most of the target practice with no return fire – before the “rebels” broke through to Tripoli.
That is, around 8,000 air strikes, mostly shooting fish in a barrel.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
This is the most dangerous moment in the Libyan campaign -- Con Coughlin, The Telegraph
Libyan Rebels Are a Rogues' Gallery -- Diana West, Townhall
Europe and NATO weakened despite Libya victory -- Defence Talk/AFP
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Outside View: Moment of truth for Iran -- Ali Safavi, Space Daily/UPI
Syria: A still-open nuclear file -- Haaretz
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