First Libya’s Security Chief Arrived in Cairo: Interior Minister Nassr al-Mabrouk arrived unexpectedly with his family on Monday, in an apparent high-level defection.
Gaddafi's rule is in last weeks, say rebels Things seem to be going their way but we shall see what happens next.
As rebels close in on Tripoli, Libya's interior minister Nasser al-Mabruk Abdullah has surfaced in Cairo with nine members of his family in a new blow to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
Refugees Flee Libya Oil City as Qaddafi Forces Dig In: People fleeing Tripoli said there was no electricity there on Wednesday, a further sign of the toll the rebellion has taken in Colonel Qaddafi’s stronghold, where prices of basic goods have soared amid shortages and sniping and bombing by Gaddafi forces
Not only are the defections hitting closer to home they are getting more increased as the rebels succeed with NATO help and the world increasingly recognizes the Rebels as Libya's only legitimate Government
I just want to end our commitment and head home where we should be. We have enough to do and Yemen and the Gulf of Aden the next front in the so called war on terror are heating up as we speak and getting ready to explode.
We can not get any deeper than we are so I am happy to see the rebels making gains , closing in on Tripoli, and Gaddafi for whatever reason now ready to take some family members and go to live in Venezuela. I have to wonder if Gaddafi's son Saif is going to leave too.
Gaddafi is said to be handing the country to his interior minister and not his murderous son Saif so it seems he is bending to all the rebels demands. That said I am very concerned that Libya like every other Muslim country we have attacked in the last ten years will devolve into civil war at the very least.
We must get out now and let the Rebel's show how much they want to get out from underneath Gaddafi and have a Democracy not a worse chaos. Anyway you look at it I see Libya and the surrounding region being a battleground for years to come that will dwarf Afghanistan and Iraq. Once again I am afraid we are to blame.
James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com
