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If you think getting rid of Gaddafi was hard, wait till you see what happens when Libyans try to get rid of NATO. There will be no peace in Libya even after Muammar Gaddafi’s death or capture. NATO’s bombings will continue as pro-Gaddafi loyalists prolong the fighting. Did Saddam Hussein’s capture and execution bring an …
The dead have yet to be buried and already Europe’s corporate giants are scrambling to suck Libya’s oil wealth dry: The fighting is not yet over in Tripoli, but the scramble to secure access to Libya’s oil wealth has already begun. […] Western nations — especially the NATO countries that provided crucial air support to …
At least 14 civilians have been pronounced dead, including eight children, in yet another round of NATO airstrikes in the Khost Province of Afghanistan this week. This incident follows a similar event on Tuesday, where as many as 11 civilian deaths were attributed to NATO strikes. For a president who received the Nobel Peace Prize, …
Despite an MSM blackout and dissapointing recent gains for the war’s popularity, about half of Americans oppose the “good war” in Afghanistan. Though this certainly isn’t negligible opposition, overseas it’s a different story. Most people in most NATO countries were antiwar from the start. Pro-peace sentiment overseas, even in traditional US allies like the UK, continues to …
The New York Times recently reported that a “NATO airstrike on Sunday against what international troops believed to be a group of insurgents ended up killing 27 civilians in the worst episode involving noncombatant deaths in six months, Afghan officials said on Monday.” NATO, an international organization which is supposed to “safeguard the freedom and security …
The mainstream left is always fomenting about how we must have the “international community’s” support before waging war. This Orwellian term should not be taken to mean the regular folks in allied nations — who are overwhelmingly against both the “bad” and “good” war — but their self-interested political leaders. But apart from misleading, this attitude reeks of state-worship and naivete. If someone …
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