• First rebels enter Tripoli from the west. No resistance as first neighborhood liberated. WARNING: Ma
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Marter square.
Is that bulldozer on sky?
[QUOTE=Jsm;31870177]According to Al Jazeera Arabic (via twitter), the rebels are in control of the state TV. That woman did a bad job it seems.[/QUOTE] Obviously her collegues were ineffective human shields.
[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;31870162]You both neglect to remember that he's batshit insane and that's why not earlier :v:[/QUOTE] Touche.
[QUOTE=Zambies!;31870184]Marter square.[/QUOTE] Martyr*
Al Jazeera English are now showing live footage from Green square.
One dude burst out crying on TV [editline]21st August 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=Jsm;31870213]Al Jazeera English are now showing live footage from Green square.[/QUOTE] Martyr, and they just lost connection. [editline]21st August 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=Megafanx13;31870205]Martyr*[/QUOTE] Thanks!
[QUOTE=Zambies!;31870236]Thanks![/QUOTE] No problem at all.
Glad to finaly see the end in sight for this Civil War. But I wonder what now is ahead for the future of Libya?
AlJazeera is doing a recap of what has happened over the months.
[QUOTE=-n3o-;31870311]Glad to finaly see the end in sight for this Civil War. But I wonder what now is ahead for the future of Libya?[/QUOTE] You won't know because the media won't care. War is over, the ratings go down. To the next uprising area, Syria! :sigh:
Lybian rebel on sky saying that have no desire to get revenge on gadaffi loyalists, that he trusts the NTC has a plan and that they are indebted to NATO, its members and the international community. Made me feel good inside.
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[QUOTE=Killoch0;31870333]Lybian rebel on sky saying that have no desire to get revenge on gadaffi loyalists, that he trusts the NTC has a plan and that they are indebted to NATO, its members and the international community. Made me feel good inside.[/QUOTE] I like how that guy just ended that, by saying something along the lines of that if he is dead he will not be able to see what a free Libya looks like.
Libyan citizens are pissed at the ICJ for wanting Gaddafi's kid. Oh jesus.
[QUOTE=Zambies!;31870355]Libyan citizens are pissed at the ICJ for wanting Gaddafi's kid. Oh jesus.[/QUOTE] Agreed. I don't think it will be appretiated for the west to just sieze them and not allow the people to try him in their own courts.
[QUOTE=Killoch0;31870368]Agreed. I don't think it will be appreciated for the west to just seize them and not allow the people to try him in their own courts.[/QUOTE] Well, I don't know if they want to try him or hang him.
NTC press conference is at 2[B]pm[/B] not am as previously reported. Journalists in Benghazi are apparently rather pissed off.
Go Compare ad on sky. No me gusta.
Watching on Sky Go Watch there if you're interested.
[QUOTE=Beafman;31866418][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJc5EPAyesU[/media][/QUOTE] Why is it with Czech subtitles?
While it might not be appropriate since the Gaddafi thugs aren't giving much resistance, this song was playing in my head for some strange reason thinking of the rebel advance into Tripoli: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nyAThrjdkw&feature=related[/media]
I hope my cousins are okay, last time I heard from them was a couple months ago and they were in Benghazi.
Apparently (according to FMCNL) various things are on standby to take Saif to the ICC. If Mladic is anything to go by Saif will be enjoying the luxury of the Hauge soon.
The war is basically over, what a great victory. Now the only question is who will take over and will they be any better.
The proposed new constitution apparently says no-one in the NTC will be able to stand for election in the new government. I hope they hold true to stuff like that, it would be a shame if this went sour.
[URL="http://www.al-bab.com/arab/docs/libya/Libya-Draft-Constitutional-Charter-for-the-Transitional-Stage.pdf"]Here's[/URL] a link to the proposed Constitution. In Article one it says "the principal source of legislation is Islamic Jurisprudence (Sharai)". This is the same as the previous government, but is this a good or a bad thing?
[QUOTE=Lonesome Ducky;31870932][URL="http://www.al-bab.com/arab/docs/libya/Libya-Draft-Constitutional-Charter-for-the-Transitional-Stage.pdf"]Here's[/URL] a link to the proposed Constitution. In Article one it says "the principal source of legislation is Islamic Jurisprudence (Sharai)". This is the same as the previous government, but is this a good or a bad thing?[/QUOTE] As long as it's not an extremist interpretation it should be fine.
[QUOTE=Lonesome Ducky;31870932][URL="http://www.al-bab.com/arab/docs/libya/Libya-Draft-Constitutional-Charter-for-the-Transitional-Stage.pdf"]Here's[/URL] a link to the proposed Constitution. In Article one it says "the principal source of legislation is Islamic Jurisprudence (Sharai)". This is the same as the previous government, but is this a good or a bad thing?[/QUOTE] From my understanding it's just an expansion on Sharia Law. In general any form of Sharia law is never good for a country.
Don't FUCK this up now rebels.
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