Showing posts with label Benghazi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Benghazi. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Attack on US in Libya fuels anti-Islamist backlash:

Is the problem Islam or Islamism? Muslims or Islamists?


Attack on US in Libya fuels anti-militia backlash: Tens of thousands of Libyans marched to the gates of one of the country's strongest armed Islamic extremist groups Friday, demanding it disband, as the attack that killed the U.S. ambassador and four other Americans sparked a public backlash against militias that run rampant in the country and defy the country's new, post-Moammar Gadhafi leadership.
"If they are the 'supporters of Shariah' then who are we?" he said. "We don't want the flag of al-Qaida raised over heads," he added, referring to Ansar al-Shariah's black banner. One elder resident at the Sahaba Mosque sit-in, Ramadan Youssef, said, "We will talk to them peacefully. We will tell them you are from us and you fought for us" during the civil war against Gadahfi. But "if you say no (to integrating into the) police and army, we will storm your place. It's over."

Libyan militia in Derna 'to disband': A powerful militia in eastern Libya has announced it will disband, hours after military police and protesters routed militias from the city of Benghazi. Leaders of the Abu Slim Brigade said the group would dissolve and quit its bases in Derna, east of Benghazi. Another militia group, Ansar al-Sharia, suspected of a deadly attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, was also reported to be leaving Derna.
Libyan army evicts militia in Tripoli: Commander in chief Yussef al-Mangush said on his Facebook page that members of the militia were arrested and that their weapons were confiscated. The sound of gunfire was heard in the area at 9 am (0700 GMT) and lasted less than a minute, an AFP journalist said.

The move comes a day after the Libyan authorities announced the decision to dissolve all militias that do not come under state authority and set a 48-hour deadline for armed groups to evacuate strategic property in Tripoli.
 
Pakistan's Lashkar were the first to form and stand uo to the Islamists and it has been a few years now. I sure hope this is a movement because this is what Islam needs to take it from the clutches of the Osama Bin Laden influenced terrorists. 25 killed, hundreds injured in violent protests against anti-Islam film:  

Angry and violent protests plunged the country into chaos on Youm-e-Ishq-e-Rasool (PBUH) on Friday as at least 25 people were killed and hundreds injured in addition to widespread damage to private and public property in nationwide protests against a blasphemous, anti-Islam film.

Fuming protesters fought pitched battles with police and law enforcement agencies in Peshawar, Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore and several other cities. Most of the protests were violent despite repeated calls to hold peaceful rallies by the government, political leaders and religious scholars.
More than 10 years in Bin Laden was still at the helm running the show in his personal vendetta against the west. He wanted to expand his perverted Jihad against the US and urged all Muslim's and minorities to go after railroad's and small towns. Knowing that some in inter service intelligence agency and in the Pakistan Government were complicit from the get go and our Government knew that Osama Bin Laden had to be killed.
He is now dead but his personal vendetta lives on. However it looks like a vendetta against Islam as much as a vendetta against the west. All of islam must pay heed to what Bin Laden's once right hand man learned years ago.

Noman Benotman loved and respected Bin Laden but like Al Zawahiri Al Qaeda number two he did not think Bin Laden was very smart. However, he did not have to be. He got this so called Jihad going and has incited the Islamist rancor he intended. whether he's Dead or alive the battle is on. For Islamists this has taken on a life of its own. In reality Bin Laden is still the greatest enemy of his people. Remember the open letter we discussed from Noman Benotman Bin Laden's personal friend and fellow freedom fighter against the Russian's?

Bin Laden is solely responsible for all this war death and destruction. He's no frigging hero to Muslims. They should have hunted him down themselves and ended this! Noman considered himself a freedom fighter and he was. He fought alongside Bin Laden against the Russians but said these wars have nothing to do with Islam. It is purely political and it is time to lay down arms, 100% and end all this senseless violence.

We know this but Noman says to Al Qaeda and now Islamists of all stripes the vendetta offers meaning to those who have none and gives them a cause but has nothing to do with Islam or Jihad. This all boils down to communications and I agree but Islamists are not interested in communicating. They are interested in our destruction. violence is their communication.
 

Osama is dead now so the message goes to Osama's followers: Stop bringing shame on Islam. Stop killing your own people. Stop bringing death and destruction on them. Osama forsook Mullah Omar who invited him into Afghanistan to give him protection. Bin Laden used Afghanistan for his own personal war against the west, the US, and Israel. This is not Islam , this is not Jihad. Restore Muslim integrity, end this now!

* Osama Bin Laden is now dead, he has betrayed Islam and defamed and betrayed Muslims and their religion. His personal vendetta against the west will continue fueled by his death and fought by extremists who have nothing else to do. Fighting the west gives them a purpose. If it is to stop Islam must step up and police itself.
Pockets of Muslims have had enough of the extreme Sharia rules and law. They have had enough of the senseless killing of themselves "good Muslims". What is happening in Libya after the senselss murder of their friend the U.S. Ambassador. The people have said enough is enough, we have had enough of your harsh rules and murdering of your own people. You must put down your weapons and join our army and society or else. This is beautiful, they must police themselves if we are ever to put an end to this. Power to the People!



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Gaddafi has us right where he wants us, now what?





Libyan forces loyal to Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi have been firing into residential neighborhoods in Misurata with cluster bombs a weapon that has been banned by much of the world, witnesses say.

Barack Obama has said the "noose is tightening" on Colonel Gaddafi but the US will not increase its military role in Libya. Yeah right! He's riding around laughing at NATO and killing civilians with cluster bombs. Get real, this guy and his family are going nowhere unless we get involved on the ground and if we do it will be hell!

Nato leaders: 'Gaddafi must go'

Libyan TV shows Gaddafi driving in Tripoli taunting the west during Tripoli bombing

UN resolution lacks provision on 'Gaddafi's future' - French minister

Another Western ultimatum for Gaddafi

Female snipers suspected of belonging to the Marxist guerilla group FARC from Colombia, have joined other mercenaries fighting to keep dictator Muammar Gaddafi in power, according to the reports received by Libyan rebels.

Libya's 'Claudia Schiffer' Defends Gadhafi -- Because He's Her Dad "We are a people that cannot be defeated," she said, pumping her fists in her family's trademark gesture of defiance. Her father did the same thing Thursday while being driven through Tripoli's streets in a bizarre parade procession, with the dictator popping up out of the sunroof of an SUV and waving to supporters.

Nato and Libya: What now?

Gaddafi has us right where he wants us: US planes still bombing Libya: Pentagon I should have known. Not that I disagree with it but as usual we worked it so we appeased the dove crowd and finagled it to please the hawks by putting the planes under NATO. I also think it is good that Gaddafi knows we are still over his head. I know they respect and fear the US more than the rest of NATO.

I reiterate: Rebels are selling their oil now,let them use the oil money. Secure more areas, more money for more sounds like motivation for the rebels to fight and retain, not to expect us to do it. Sounds like a win win to me.

Nothing has changed and it will not unless thy whoever they are start hitting Tripoli the heart of the problem, the AU gets serious about getting rid of their benefactor Gaddafi, the Arabs get more involved, and the French get involved on the ground if they care so much because Britain won't do it and we can not.

We are looking at arming these rebels who turn around and run at the drop of a hat it seems. What is the guarantee that they are going to stand their ground and fight for their lives? They seem more like cry babies blaming everything on NATO and the west. They want us to do their fighting for them. They know the ruthless killer that is Gaddafi, they should have known he would not step down and they would have to fight to the death as he slaughtered their people.

We can't do this again. So far I am on Obama's side, I think he, NATO, the Arabian's and the AU have done the right thing. They did not wait during a year of slaughter as Clinton did in the Balkans, Obama did not go full bore and unilaterally as Bush did. It is already obvious that the no fly zone is a failure without the US running it. We can not get dragged into this further. We must get out now and the rebels must fight the good fight or die. We can not do this for them and Gaddafi is never going to step aside nor will his sons give up what they think is theirs.

Any way you look at it Kaddafi is no Mubarak and Egypt's army is not the army of blood thirsty mercenaries Kaddafi's Billions buys. They aren't going to be able to take out Gaddafi. He is going to keep slaughtering the "rats" The no fly zone stopped working when we handed it to the Brits and French though they seem to be doing better now the Bgabgo is capture and they can focus on Libya though I understand Gaddafi's forces are still flying and killing rebels.

I just see no way in hell that Moamar, Saif, any of the Gaddafi men, or his daughter for that matter are going to go anywhere. I believe we screwed up again unless France takes control on the ground. We can't do it and we are getting dragged into it!

I am all for dropping a MOAB (mother of all bombs) or a 30,000 pound bunker buster designed to dig 7 or 8 levels underground before exploding right in the middle of Gaddafi's 4 acre compound. I was just listening to Gaddafi's bitchy daughter speaking in Tripoli and Gaddafi hiding in a car while Loyalist planes circled overhead. What the heck is that in a supposed no fly zone? We are going to end up doing this ourselves I am afraid and what about Russia and China?




James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Friday, April 15, 2011

Libya Conflict Spotlights Qatar's Growing Influence but I disagree that the writing is on the wall for Gaddafi as US gets in deeper








US planes still bombing Libya: Pentagon I should have known. Not that I disagree with it but as usual we worked it so we appeased the dove crowd and finagled it to please the hawks by putting the planes under NATO. I also think it is good that Gaddafi knows we are still over his head. I know they respect and fear the US more than the rest of NATO.

Arab League Meets With UN, World Leaders On Libya, calls for immediate cease fire That'll never happen!

Libya: US urged to return to front line

Libya Conflict Spotlights Qatar's Growing Influence

Libyan rebels find support boost at Doha summit

Allies Agree on Plan to Finance Libyan Rebels

I reiterate:
Rebels are selling their oil now,let them use the oil money. Secure more areas, more money for more sounds like motivation for the rebels to fight and retain, not to expect us to do it. Sounds like a win win to me.

Nothing has changed and it will not unless thy whoever they are start hitting Tripoli the heart of the problem, the AU gets serious about getting rid of their benefactor Gaddafi, the Arabs get more involved, and the French get involved on the ground if they care so much because Britain won't do it and we can not.

We are looking at arming these rebels who turn around and run at the drop of a hat it seems. What is the guarantee that they are going to stand their ground and fight for their lives? They seem more like cry babies blaming everything on NATO and the west. They want us to do their fighting for them. They know the ruthless killer that is Gaddafi, they should have known he would not step down and they would have to fight to the death as he slaughtered their people.

We can't do this again. So far I am on Obama's side, I think he, NATO, the Arabian's and the AU have done the right thing. They did not wait during a year of slaughter as Clinton did in the Balkans, Obama did not go full bore and unilaterally as Bush did. It is already obvious that the no fly zone is a failure without the US running it. We can not get dragged into this further. We must get out now and the rebels must fight the good fight or die. We can not do this for them and Gaddafi is never going to step aside nor will his sons give up what they think is theirs.

Any way you look at it Kaddafi is no Mubarak and Egypt's army is not the army of blood thirsty mercenaries Kaddafi's Billions buys. They aren't going to be able to take out Gaddafi. He is going to keep slaughtering the "rats" The no fly zone stopped working when we handed it to the Brits and French though they seem to be doing better now the Bgabgo is capture and they can focus on Libya though I understand Gaddafi's forces are still flying and killing rebels.

I just see no way in hell that Moamar, Saif, or any of the Gaddafi men are going to go anywhere. I believe we screwed up again unless France takes control on the ground.

James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Thursday, April 14, 2011

expanded coalition firepower by hardware and role: Pictures and details look great on paper but we want to see it make a difference!



Libya crisis mapped

Doha, Qatar: NATO, Arab and African ministers met with Libya’s rebels here on Wednesday in a show of support for insurgents who are seeking to overthrow Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi against a backdrop of division over the pace of coalition air attacks on pro-Qaddafi forces

expanded coalition firepower by hardware and role Pictures and details look great on paper but we want to see it make a difference!

Tripoli does not feel like a city at war. There has been no sight or sound of bombing or anti-aircraft fire for the best part of a week. Libya's capital is isolated, and the future is uncertain. They better start going after Tripoli and the source if they want to make a difference and do it relentlessly and consistently.

Britain called on Wednesday for a temporary financial mechanism to be set up to help pay for public sector costs in rebel-held areas of Libya.

Rebels are selling their oil now,let them use the oil money. Secure more areas, more money for more sounds like motivation for the rebels to fight and retain, not to expect us to do it. Sounds like a win win to me.

Nothing has changed and it will not unless thy whoever they are start hitting Tripoli the heart of the problem, the AU gets serious about getting rid of their benefactor Gaddafi, the Arabs get more involved, and the French get involved on the ground if they care so much because Britain won't do it and we can not.

We are looking at arming these rebels who turn around and run at the drop of a hat it seems. What is the guarantee that they are going to stand their ground and fight for their lives? They seem more like cry babies blaming everything on NATO and the west. They want us to do their fighting for them. They know the ruthless killer that is Gaddafi, they should have known he would not step down and they would have to fight to the death as he slaughtered their people.

We can't do this again. So far I am on Obama's side, I think he, NATO, the Arabian's and the AU have done the right thing. They did not wait during a year of slaughter as Clinton did in the Balkans, Obama did not go full bore and unilaterally as Bush did. It is already obvious that the no fly zone is a failure without the US running it. We can not get dragged into this further. We must get out now and the rebels must fight the good fight or die. We can not do this for them and Gaddafi is never going to step aside nor will his sons give up what they think is theirs.

Any way you look at it Kaddafi is no Mubarak and Egypt's army is not the army of blood thirsty mercenaries Kaddafi's Billions buys. They aren't going to be able to take out Gaddafi. He is going to keep slaughtering the "rats" The no fly zone stopped working when we handed it to the Brits and French though they seem to be doing better now the Bgabgo is capture and they can focus on Libya though I understand Gaddafi's forces are still flying and killing rebels.

I just see no way in hell that Moamar, Saif, or any of the Gaddafi men are going to go anywhere. I believe we screwed up again unless France takes control on the ground.

James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

NATO and North Africa back in business in Libya, but will it make a difference? Nope!





Airstrikes blew up 11 tanks belonging to forces loyal to Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi as they approached Ajdabiya today, and 14 more were hit earlier on the outskirts of Misrata. NATO strikes also left craters in the road used by Qaddafi to resupply troops shelling Ajdabiya as South African president Jacob Zuma arrived in the capital of Tripoli for cease-fire talks.

Libya's rebels said a cease-fire plan proposed by the African Union and agreed to by Muammar Qaddafi won't be acceptable if it allows the ruler and his sons to retain power as they insist They will not step down period! It would take Russia and China and they would never ask him to step down regardless of Gaddafi murdering more than them because they want his oil.

South Africa's Zuma Says Meeting With Qaddafi Was 'Huge Success' They call that a huge success? It was a waste of time and a bad joke!

Forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi shelled the besieged town of Misrata on Monday after the African Union said he had accepted a plan to end Libya's civil war. Zuma's meeting with Gaddafi sure was a huge success huh?

Nothing has changed once again and it will not:

We are looking at arming these rebels who turn around and run at the drop of a hat it seems. What is the guarantee that they are going to stand their ground and fight for their lives? They seem more like cry babies blaming everything on NATO and the west. They want us to do their fighting for them. They know the ruthless killer that is Gaddafi, they should have known he would not step down and they would have to fight to the death as he slaughtered their people.

We can't do this again. So far I am on Obama's side, I think he, NATO, the Arabian's and the AU have done the right thing. They did not wait during a year of slaughter as Clinton did in the Balkans, Obama did not go full bore and unilaterally as Bush did. It is already obvious that the no fly zone is a failure without the US running it. We can not get dragged into this further. We must get out now and the rebels must fight the good fight or die. We can not do this for them and Gaddafi is never going to step aside nor will his sons give up what they think is theirs.

Any way you look at it Kaddafi is no Mubarak and Egypt's army is not the army of blood thirsty mercenaries Kaddafi's Billions buys. They aren't going to be able to take out Gaddafi. He is going to keep slaughtering the "rats" The no fly zone stopped working when we handed it to the Brits and French though they seem to be doing better now the Gbabgo is capture and they can focus on Libya though I understand Gaddafi's forces are still flying and killing rebels.

I just see no way in hell that Moamar, Saif, or any of the Gaddafi men are going to go anywhere. I believe we screwed up again unless France takes control on the ground.

James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Saturday, April 09, 2011

Prospects of rebel takeover in Libya dying

Notice her middle finger? Who do you think that is for?

Libyan government forces tried to storm into the besieged city of Misrata on Friday as NATO generals acknowledged their air power was not enough to help insurgents remove Muammar Gaddafi by force alone.

Eyewitness: Whispers in Tripoli

Rebels flee Ajdabiya strike Rebels fled after more deaths from a NATO strike. I am sorry but they are proving to be their own worse enemy. They forgot to tell NATO they had tanks, Duhh! Gaddafi probably gave them to them and is having a good laugh.

Nato refuses to apologize for an air strike that hit anti-Gaddafi forces in Libya, saying it had not been aware rebels had tanks.

In pictures: Rebels hit

Gaddafi's staying power

Nothing has changed:

We are looking at arming these rebels who turn around and run at the drop of a hat it seems. What is the guarantee that they are going to stand their ground and fight for their lives? They seem more like cry babies blaming everything on NATO and the west. They want us to do their fighting for them. They know the ruthless killer that is Gaddafi, they should have known he would not step down and they would have to fight to the death as he slaughtered their people.

We can't do this again. So far I am on Obama's side, I think he has done the right thing. He did not wait during a year of slaughter as Clinton did in the Balkans, He did not go full bore and unilaterally as Bush did. It is already obvious that the no fly zone is a failure without the US running it. We can not get dragged in further. We must get out now and the rebels must fight the good fight or die. We can not do this for them but I do think NATO should be concentrating on Libya and then the Ivory Coast if that has not been resolved yet.!

Any way you look at it Kaddafi is no Mubarak and Egypt's army is not the army of blood thirsty mercenaries Kaddafi's Billions buys. They aren't going to be able to take out Gaddafi. He is going to keep slaughtering the "rats" The no fly zone stopped working when we handed it to the Brits and French and I understand Gaddafi's forces are still flying and killing rebels.

I just see no way in hell that Moamar, Saif, or any of the Gaddafi men are going to go anywhere. I believe we screwed up again.

James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Thursday, April 07, 2011

Nato: Libyans use 'human shields and want us to go home'




Nato: Libyans use 'human shields' Rebels rescue taxi driver hit by loyalist yank fire. I refuse to believe these scum are killing their people, laughing, enjoying it and getting away with it. WTF?

Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has appealed directly to President Barack Obama to halt what the Libyan leader called "an unjust war," and wished Obama good luck in his bid for re-election next year. It really peeves me that the scum Gaddafi is slaughtering as many citizens as he can and using them as human shields while asking Obama to give him the room to do it. Good luck indeed, this scum is enjoying this. Good luck indeed!

ZAWIYAH, Libya — In the second-floor office of a burned-out police station here, the photographs strewn across the floor spun out the stories of the unlucky prisoners who fell into the custody of the brutal government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

NATO Ramps Up Libyan Airstrikes

RAF jets join attack

I heard mentioned that Gaddafi may step down if Saife was given the reins with no mention of the murderous son and his Battalion of murderers, There is no way that will be tolerated or taking seriously.

The gig is up! The rebels propositioned for a cease fire saying they wanted a regime change, they wanted all attacks to stop, they wanted the snipers gone, and demanded all Gaddafi forces to leave the cities to protect the Libyan citizens. I doubt if any of that will happen yet but believe the tide is with the rebels and they will eventually hold sway but believe they will have to fight all the way. I will just never stop worrying about that mustard gas, other WMD, and those mad men still in control.


Officials say talks with Saudi ruler to focus on political change across the region, progress on $60 billion arms deal, missile defense U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates is in Saudi Arabia to meet King Abdullah for talks on the recent unrest sweeping the Middle East and North Africa.



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Tuesday, April 05, 2011

Turkey's playing Gaddafi's dupe!





Libyan envoy in Europe with message from Gaddafi

Italy recognizes rebels as legitimate Libyan voice

Libyan Rebels Make New Push in Brega

Meanwhile Pro-Gaddafi forces shelling Libya's Misrata-rebels as forces loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi have been shelling the rebel-held city of Misrata since early Monday morning, a rebel spokesman said. "The shelling started in the early hours of the morning and it's continuing, using mortars and artillery. This is pure terrorism. The shelling is targeting residential areas.

Libyan wounded describe "hell" of MISRATA as Gaddafi forces using tanks and snipers are carrying out a "massacre" in Misrata with corpses on the streets and hospitals full of the wounded, evacuees said, with one describing the besieged city as "hell."

This is BS as Saif is also part of this slaughter as at least two sons of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi have a resolution for a constitutional democracy under Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, a diplomat and a Libyan official said.

The rebels agree that is a bad joke Libyan rebels reject Gaddafi's sons as 'Libya's rebel National Transitional Council has rejected a proposal to end the conflict from Colonel Gaddafi's most prominent sons. Salaam and Saif

As An envoy from Muammar Gaddafi's government was expected to arrive in Ankara later on Monday, a Turkish foreign ministry official said, as Turkey sought to broker a ceasefire in Libya.

With the increasing defections and the ever increasing amount of support I think the rebels are in a good position to look for a cease fire if the Gaddafi's were sane but they are not.

I heard mentioned that Gaddafi may step down if Saife was given the reins with no mention of the murderous son and his Battalion of murderers, There is no way that will be tolerated or taking seriously.

The gig is up! The rebels propositioned for a cease fire saying they wanted a regime change, they wanted all attacks to stop, they wanted the snipers gone, and demanded all Gaddafi forces to leave the cities to protect the Libyan citizens. I doubt if any of that will happen yet but believe the tide is with the rebels and they will eventually hold sway but believe they will have to fight all the way. I will just never stop worry about that mustard gas, other WMD, and those mad men still in control.The Gaddafi's will never give up control of "their" Libya!



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Saturday, April 02, 2011

Egypt and American special forces arming and training rebels, they have a chance now






Battles rage in Libya amid defections as Moammar Gadhafi's inner circle showed possible signs of cracking today, but heavily armed forces loyal to the Libyan leader continued pounding major cities.

Following Mr Koussa's unexpected arrival in the UK on Wednesday, there were unconfirmed reports that other senior Libyans were defecting.

Libyan rebels have penned a deal with Qatar to market their crude oil abroad in exchange for food, medicine and -- it hopes -- weapons, a top official in the transitional government said on Friday. "The Qatar government agreed, the agreement is signed" Libya rebels pen oil deal with Qatar

The offer came as the rebels showed signs of increased organization as they battled Gaddafi's forces in eastern Libya, and appeared to have more weapons and communications equipment such as radios and satellite phones, and were working in more organized units, in which military defectors were each leading six or seven volunteers. Libyan rebels offer cease-fire. Does Qaddafi have the upper hand? Not this time and they can thank Qatar!

The key Libyans who have defected - and those who still support Gaddafi

I was listening to General Honore talking about the rebels calling for a cease fire. He said the rebels are looking for a cease fire from a point of weakness as they have been losing ground. I respect him but beg to differ. The front is fluid and he has not been keeping abreast of it. The rebels have more than a few things going for them of late. One is the viciousness of all the Gaddafi's.

I watched an interview of a family fleeing from Misrata and they were saying the houses around them were flattened by tanks and Gaddafi's forces were killing at will and en masse. I also noticed that Qatar has stepped up They must have recognized the rebels as they have struck a deal for oil in exchange they would supply arms, training and food and medical supplies.

It was evident on the battle field as the volunteers were in groups of 7 or 8 with a leader instructing them and the discipline and equipment to fight with. With the increasing defections and the ever increasing amount of support I think the rebels are in a good position to look for a cease fire if the Gaddafi's were sane but they are not.

I heard mentioned that Gaddafi may step down if Saife was given the reins with no mention of the murderous son and his Battalion of murderers, There is no way that will be tolerated or taking seriously.

The gig is up! The rebels propositioned for a cease fire saying they wanted a regime change, they wanted all attacks to stop, they wanted the snipers gone, and demanded all Gaddafi forces to leave the cities to protect the Libyan citizens. I doubt if any of that will happen yet but believe the tide is with the rebels and they will eventually hold sway but believe they will have to fight all the way. I will just never stop worry about that mustard gas, other WMD, and those mad men still in control.




James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Friday, April 01, 2011

Gaddafi exchanging tanks for civilian trucks to mingle with the rebels



Live feed: Libya and Mid-East crisis

Despite CIA in Libya and Moussa Koussa's defection the slaughter continues. When I first heard Gaddafi had changed tactics getting rid of his tanks and putting his fighters in civilian vehicles I was concerned for the rebels and the CIA and that is a real concern in many instances I am sure. That said, with the defection of Kaddafi's foreign Minister Kaddafi may be experiencing a partial unraveling.

Profile: Moussa Koussa

Libya shrugs off foreign minister defection

What Qaddafi loses with Moussa Koussa's defection

CIA Operatives Gathering Intelligence In Libya

Simpson: Army adopts rebel tactics

LIBYAN rebels fought running street battles today for the eastern town of Brega, with forces loyal to Gaddafi driving and shooting at people.

Challenges facing coalition

US 'backs covert rebel aid'

Nothing has changed:

We are looking at arming these rebels who turn around and run at the drop of a hat it seems. What is the guarantee that they are going to stand their ground and fight for their lives? Also that would mean clothing feeding and paying them. Are we willing to spend another trillion dollars? I say we because I am sure we would get stuck with that too as well as the training which would make Obama a liar as he said there would be no boots on the ground.

We can't do this again. So far I am on Obama's side, I think he has done the right thing. He did not wait during a year of slaughter as Clinton did in the Balkans, He did not go full bore and unilaterally as Bush did. It is already obvious that the no fly zone is a failure without the US running it. We can not get dragged in further. We must get out now and the rebels must fight the good fight or die. We can not do this for them!

Any way you look at it Kaddafi is no Mubarak and Egypt's army is not the army of blood thirsty mercenaries Kaddafi's Billions buys. They aren't going to be able to take out Gaddafi. He is going to keep slaughtering the "rats" The no fly stopped working when we handed it to the Brits and French.

They want to arm the rebels now which means feed, pay, and training, and boots on the ground making Obama a liar. We already have 2 one trillion dollar Muslim wars going. We can not do a third and neither can Britain. France wants to recognize the rebels they should be the ground force it will be needed at the very least. We came to France's rescue in WW1, WW2, and Vietnam, I say three strikes you're out and let them do or die.


James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Thursday, March 31, 2011

NATO Allies Look to Tripoli to Topple Qaddafi in Libyan Endgame, may arm Rebels: Forget on both counts







Colonel Moamer Kadhafi urged world powers meeting Tuesday in London to end their "barbaric" offensive against his oil-rich country as his forces beat back a rebel push on his home town Sirte. He wants to be able to continue the slaughter of his people that he calls rats and will eradicate!

Can Libya's people be protected if Qaddafi stays? No way and Libya will at least be divided into two.

NATO Allies Look to Tripoli to Topple Qaddafi in Libyan Endgame Never happen!

Clinton meets with Libyan opposition envoy

Rice says US has not ruled out arming Libyan rebels

Rebel Advance Stalls as Qaddafi Forces Counterattack Gaddafi forces have gotten smart. After losing many tanks due to the no fly zone they have started to blow out buildings and hiding the tanks in them and under trees so they can not be seen from the air. They are still slaughtering Libyan citizens and there is no way to stop them unless France and Britain is so passionate about helping them that they are willing to put boots on the ground because we can not.

Libya rebels flee as Gaddafi retakes Brega

We are looking at arming these rebels who turn around and run at the drop of a hat it seems. What is the guarantee that they are going to stand their ground and fight for their lives? Also that would mean clothing feeding and paying them. Are we willing to spend another trillion dollars? I say we because I am sure we would get stuck with that too as well as the training which would make Obama a liar as he said there would be no boots on the ground.

We can't do this again. So far I am on Obama's side, I think he has done the right thing. He did not wait during a year of slaughter as Clinton did in the Balkans, He did not go full bore and unilaterally as Bush did. It is already obvious that the no fly zone is a failure without the US running it. We can not get dragged in further. We must get out now and the rebels must fight the good fight or die. We can not do this for them!




James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Saturday, March 26, 2011

African Union calls for transition phase to Democracy, now they're talking



Moamer Kadhafi's delegation to African Union talks Friday said Tripoli is ready to implement an AU roadmap to resolve the Libyan crisis, while also demanding a halt to the Western-led coalition's military intervention.

Live feed: Libya and Mid-East crisis

UK jets bomb Libyan army tornado's are targeting vehicles threatening civilians and I am pleased about that.

African Union calls for transition phase to Democracy as Gadhafi forces hit by airstrikes in besieged cities Now they're talking!

Onboard a British Tornado fighter jet on Libya mission

French military chief says air force destroys Gaddafi's artillery This was artillery being used to smash the city of Ajdabiya and slaughter its people.

West hits Libya forces as NATO sees 90-day TRIPOLI campaign: Western warplanes hit Libyan forces at a strategically important eastern town, trying to land a crippling blow on Muammar Gaddafi's tanks in a nearly week-old campaign that NATO says could last three months.

Middle East and North Africa: live report AFP - - Signs that NATO's agreement to enforce the Libya no-fly zone is already having an effect on the deployment of its forces across the globe -- German lawmakers approve the sending of up to 300 crew members to operate surveillance planes in Afghanistan in a bid to free up the alliance's resources for Libya.



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Friday, March 25, 2011

Allies Step Up Bombing in Tripoli but the slaughter continues, so what?





Allies Step Up Bombing in Tripoli It is worth nothing!

Western warplanes hit Libyan tanks on a fifth night of airstrikes on Thursday but failed to stop Moammar Gadhafi's forces shelling rebel-held towns in the west or dislodge his armor in the east. Air strikes destroyed government tanks on the outskirts of the rebel-held city of Misurata but tanks in the city were not hit

Fears grow of Libyan humanitarian crisis I am afraid that is a guarantee

onslaughts now target Ajdabiya, Misurata and Zintan. Libya crisis: Defiant Gaddafi forces go on the offensive

How Will Libya End? Civil war period!

We better hand this over quick to Qatar, France, and Britain and get out. Nothing on the ground has changed for the rebels though. I listened to a witness account where Gaddafi's forces were in Misurata pulling people out of their houses and slaughtering them. They were also pulling them off the street and killing them. That will not change!

Stop playing games, drop a MOAB (mother of all bombs) on him or a 30000 pound bunker buster designed to take out deep underground hardened sites and take his human shield with him. The civil war regardless is going to continue for years as will those in the other 2 Muslim countries we attacked "Afghanistan, and Iraq"

This is the first conflict I have been for not counting the Balkans. We are coming to the rescue of Muslims being slaughtered by their misleader. Once they are on equal ground we must immediately get out and leave it up to the rebels who will be deep in this civil war for years.



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Gadhafi vows to emerge victorious and we will help him as the slaughter continues





Raw Video: Gadhafi Makes Public Appearance, a mad raving vegetable as usual


Live feed: Allies join fight for Misrata in growing crisis

in pictures: Libya crisis

Kucinich: War is a swamp, Obama Libya action unconstitutional, do we let millions be slaughtered for fun?

Gadhafi vows to emerge victorious

In a Dec. 20, 2007 interview with the Boston Globe, Obama was asked about the president's constitutional authority to bomb Iran without seeking authorization from Congress. "The president does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation," Obama authority to act under challenge Sounds like a valid challenge to me but do we let millions be slaughtered for fun?

Kucinich: Defund Libya attack

Africa leaders attack Libya raids Gee I wonder why and who and what is behind that?

onslaughts target Ajdabiya, Misurata and Zintan. Libya crisis: Defiant Gaddafi forces go on the offensive

Sky's Evidence Of Massacre By Gaddafi Forces ast he Gaddafi regime continues to deny any massacre took place in the Libyan town of Zawiyah.

Gadhafi forces attack Zintan, halted by air strikes in Misrata

Libyan Brigade Led by Qaddafi's Son Eyed by Coalition, US Commander Says

Fighting across Libya intensifies

There are tanks in the center of the towns killing people as they sleep but what are we supposed to do? I remember from day one hearing that Egypt was arming the rebels. Well they better hurry up and the rebels are going to have to realize they have to do this themselves and it will not be easy. We needed help and it was France who gave it to us during our Revolution.

France is the one that recognized the rebels as the valid Government of Libya. France is the one who took the lead in instigating for the no fly zone and coming to the aid of the rebels. That said if there are to be ground forces to aid the rebels they should be Frances. I just do not want to have to pick up after them as we did in Vietnam and we know how well that went.

I reiterate: We better hand this over quick to Qatar, France, and Britain and get out. Nothing on the ground has changed for the rebels though. I listened to a witness account where Gaddafi's forces were in Misrata pulling people out of their houses and slaughtering them. They were also pulling them off the street and killing them. That will not change!

Stop playing games, drop a MOAB (mother of all bombs) on him or a 30000 pound bunker buster designed to take out deep underground hardened sites and take his human shield with him. The civil war regardless is going to continue for years as will those in the other 2 Muslim countries we attacked "Afghanistan, and Iraq"

This is the first conflict I have been for not counting the Balkans. We are coming to the rescue of Muslims being slaughtered by their misleader. Once they are on equal ground we must immediately get out and leave it up to the rebels who will be deep in this civil war for years.



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Rebels want our help, BS they have to do this: Coalition Airstrikes Target Gadhafi's Forces as Gaddafi forces shell Misrata






Live feed: Libya crisis

Maps: Air strikes on Libya Very interesting as this shows where the aircraft are coming from and where they strike.

Libya rebels struggle to regroup; US jet crashes

Gaddafi forces shell Libyan city

Libya: Key quotes on targeting Gaddafi

Libya: More Arab Nations Set To Join Mission as Gaddafi continues to slaughter civilians

As the Government evaluates the impact of the second full night of strikes on Libya, ministers have spent much of their time trying to clarify whether or not Colonel Gaddafi could himself be a legitimate target for attack.

We better hand this over quick to Qatar, France, and Britain and get out. Nothing on the ground has changed for the rebels though. I listened to a witness account where Gaddafi's forces were in Misrata pulling people out of their houses and slaughtering them. They were also pulling them off the street and killing them. That will not change!

Stop playing games, drop a MOAB (mother of all bombs) on him or a 30000 pound bunker buster designed to take out deep underground hardened sites and take his human shield with him. The civil war regardless is going to continue for years as will those in the other 2 Muslim countries we attacked "Afghanistan, and Iraq"

This is the first conflict I have been for not counting the Balkans. We are coming to the rescue of Muslims being slaughtered by their misleader. Once they are on equal ground we must immediately get out and leave it up to the rebels who will be deep in this civil war for years.



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

In Libya the coalition is cracking and the abstentions are speaking up







I just heard the first US fighter aircraft just went down. The pilot bailed out and was rescued by rebel forces. I hope and we will keep watching. Plus as some of us suspected I just heard a retired General say you can bet we have had special forces there from day one and there will eventually be ground forces but not ours. Damn!
Libya: US fighter jet crash lands in field near Benghazi The two crew members have been rescued!
The world's confused as Arab League chief slams air strikes and Anti-Aircraft Fire Erupts Over Tripoli as More Nations Enforce No-Fly Zone or exercise?

Anti-Aircraft Fire Erupts Over Tripoli as More Nations Enforce No-Fly Zone

The Western-led military action in Libya provoked a rare public split in Russia's ruling tandem Monday, as President Dmitry Medvedev appeared to scold his patron, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, for publicly criticizing the effort.

Gates visits Russia as Putin decries UN action on Libya

Rift over command of Libya campaign, Confusion Over Who Leads Libya Strikes, and For How Long

Libyan air strikes: reactions around the Middle East

We have to take out as much of Gaddafi's military capability as possible and get out of there. If France wants to hang around, good luck to them. While we are watching one town Gaddafi's thugs are in another machine gunning the people and laughing.

When we are gone those people better be prepared to fight to the death. Even if  Gaddafi was to be killed his sons are just as vile and ruthless as he is and the military seems more than happy to slaughter their own people unlike the Egyptions.

I fear for those people who want to go after Gaddafi themselves saying it is their fight, I remember from day one when Gaddafi said he has not begun to fight and there will be 200,000 dead. There is the mustard gas but I fear how far he will go to slaughter his people and stay in control of the Libya he plans on passing to his ruthless sons. While the world is confused as to what to do Gaddafi and his sons are not. Bad things are coming!

Where is this going to go? Do we want the rebels to win? I just don't see it happening on their own! Gaddafi is going to retaliate against us and the rebels any way you look at it. Remember Lockerbie!


James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Analysis: Challenges ahead, Arab League Committed to Libya No-Fly Zone, protecting civilians job one





I just heard the first US fighter aircraft just went down. The pilot bailed out and was rescued by rebel forces. I hope and we will keep watching. Plus as some of us suspected I just heard a retired General say you can bet we have had special forces there from day one and there will eventually be ground forces but not ours. Libya: US fighter jet crash lands in field near Benghazi The two crew members have been rescued!

Live feed: Libya crisis

Analysis: Challenges ahead

The Arab League remains committed to United Nations’ efforts to enforce a no-fly zone in Libya and urged coalition forces to make protecting civilians a priority for the operation, Secretary General Amr Moussa said.

Should the UN attempt a 'surgical strike' and try to remove Gaddafi? Yes they should but it will not prevent a civil war. His sons at the very least will see to it. We did our job we must get out before the slaughtering of civilians which will continue drags in further as is Gaddqafi's plan. The people have got to take it from here and they say they are ready.

Allies Target Qaddafi's Ground Forces, but Resistance Continues, Reports Say

A U.S.-led coalition has succeeded in scattering and isolating Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi's forces after a weekend of punishing air attacks, Pentagon officials say, and American military authorities are moving to hand control of the operation to other countries. We better hand it over quick to Qatar, France, and Britain and get out. Nothing on the ground has changed for the rebels though. I listened to a witness account where Gaddafi's forces were in Misrata pulling people out of their houses and slaughtering them. They were also pulling them off the street and killing them. That will not change!

Stop playing games, drop a MOAB (mother of all bombs) on him or a 30000 pound bunker buster designed to take out deep underground hardened sites and take his human shield with him. The civil war regardless is going to continue for years as will those in the other 2 Muslim countries we attacked "Afghanistan, and Iraq"

Russia's prime minister is strongly criticizing the U.N. resolution allowing international use of force in Libya, saying it reminds him of the Crusades. That is pure BS! Putin wants us out as I do but he is justifying the fortification of Moscow. This is the first conflict I have been for not counting the Balkans. We are coming to the rescue of Muslims being slaughtered by their misleader. Once they are on equal ground we must immediately get out and leave it up to the rebels who will be deep in this civil war for years.

More than 8,000 Libyan rebels have been killed in the revolt against Muammar Gaddafi's rule, it has been claimed. Don't forget all the innocent Muslim women and children too!




James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com

Monday, March 21, 2011

Gadhafi warns of 'long-drawn war' after airstrikes: Maybe but only for Libyan citizens



I just heard the first US fighter aircraft just went down. The pilot bailed out and was rescued by rebel forces. I hope and we will keep watching. Plus as some of us suspected I just heard a retired General say you can bet we have had special forces there from day one and there will eventually be ground forces but not ours. Damn!

Live feed: Libya crisis

Did you see the decimation of the Gaddafi convoy on the way to slaughter civilians and blame it on us? We have to neutralize Gaddafi's murderous forces and get out, job done. It has to be up to the rebels if they really want a new Libya just like Iraq and Afghanistan the other 2 Muslim countries we interfered in and created a generations long civil war.

Gaddafi forces are going door to door in Misrata dragging people out of their homes, pulling them off the street and slaughtering them. The people have to take this on because we can not be dragged in any deeper than we are as Gaddafi wants.

In pictures: Air strikes on Libya

US, Allies Pound Libya, Gadhafi Vows Retaliation

Gadhafi warns of 'long-drawn war' after airstrikes No way, not for us but it will be for Libyans trying to get out from underneath his rule and desire to slaughter them. Gaddafi can't be allowed to succeed because it would send a terrible message to all the countries in Africa and the middle east to crush Rebellions rather than give the people what they want.

Western warplanes, missiles hit Libya, cause casualties No way! Gaddafi is trying to use our media against us. I saw an interview from eyewitnesses thanking us for our attacks on Gaddafi's military convoys which were heading back into Benghazi to kill more civilians.

I saw the set up at a morgue showing people he killed saying we did it and killed 50 women, children, and religious leaders. This will work with his people he has armed to the teeth to fight the rebels but the rebels now have to come out at night and take on Gaddafi forces trying to murder them. It is up to them! UK hails Libya action 'success'UK officials say they are "entirely comfortable" with the outcome of airstrikes on Libya, which saw British jets and a submarine attack a range of targets.

Libya TV reports attack on Tripoli, fuel tanks You can bet Gaddafi is blowing up those oil fields. Makes no sense for us to be targeting oil fields if we are after the oil as he says.

Fury Turns To Fear Inside Gaddafi's Compound: We were inside Colonel Gaddafi's compound in the heart of Tripoli when the hostilities began.

Gaddafi Threatens Attacks In Mediterranean, Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi has threatened attacks on allied targets in the Mediterranean in a phone call to state television.

At Qaddafi’s compound, hundreds of supporters offered themselves up as human shields, cheering to newly minted dance songs about their adoration for their leader. This would only guarantee that their will be an attempt to take him out at his compound and his human shield will fulfill their desire to be martyr's. Can anyone say Bunker buster Bomb?


James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com