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Doesnt it look like everyone wants regime change in Libya but no one wants to do the work?
-The Libyan rebels want the world to take him out. Even arming them will not be enough as can be seen as this latest rout of their forces in a village outside of Sirte.
-The US doesnt want to take the lead or be forced in a political situation of having to put US soldiers on the ground.
-The hawks in France and Britain don't mind doing airstrikes and possibly even pounding Ghaddali loyal cities as long as they can put an Arab face on the acts and have the US take the lead in doing the targetting.
5 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Nobody wants to be treated like the US was when they took control of regime change in Iraq.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
my Friend is not the way it looks not at all ,all this are orchestrated for one purpose only . look indirect other things and see the reality to what the trick is. look the oil, look iran and his weapons, look us economy and look Israelis,and i believe you will see it Very clear what the game is ? why we organize the rebels, they are the wrong people?
the way i see it is oil ,survival of the Israelis ,and we the Western Powers staring globalization the Americans will not surrender to any other Power with out a good fight. and why not. we like to survive too!
- BillLv 71 decade ago
we have NO business in Libya, but we will have our troops on the ground make no mistake. it clearly states in our constitution that the President does NOT have the authority to send in troops anywhere without the consent on congress, not the UN.
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