..to the shores of Tripoli...

nooshinjohn

The US is now engaged in military operations in Lybia.

disneyjoe7

Well it is Change now, isn't it?

fossy

this, IMO is not good

amulford

We're just evening the playing field. Most of the civilized world is in agreeance and well aware of what he will do to everyone he finds had a part in this revolution. Make no mistake, whole families, hell whole clans, would be annihilated.

As a fellow human being, knowing what I know about his rise to power and methods of retaining that power to date, I don't see a problem with it. When the majority of your population says they no longer want you as their "leader", you need to step down.

How long do you think people are going to watch you reap the ungodly profits, shared amongst the few, while they have to scrounge and eek an existence?

If things keep going in this country the way they are, I wouldn't be surprised by a major uprising by our own citizenry. Things are way out of hand the world over, and it's showing...

hearingimpared

Muammar al-Gaddafi has always been a thorn is the civilized world's size and a major festered boil on the US's butt. He should have been ousted long ago by his suffering people. It's about time.

disneyjoe7

Does anyone else feel Muammar al-Gaddafi looks like or maybe is Mick Jagger?

txcoastal1

disneyjoe7 wrote: »

Does anyone else feel Muammar al-Gaddafi looks like or maybe is Mick Jagger?

No...Mick Mars

disneyjoe7

Come on now have you ever seen Mick Jagger and Muammar Gaddafi together? They must be the same person.

txcoastal1

disneyjoe7 wrote: »

Come on now have you ever seen Mick Jagger and Muammar Gaddafi together? They must be the same person.

Alright google is friend Mars nose is to thin...Jaggers fits Gaddafi

disneyjoe7

LOL :biggrin:

stuwee

He looks awefully good as a woman! Far be it for me to judge

He looks like an Arab woman should, and he knows it!

Jesus is comimg, look busy!

tonyb

I just find the whole thing phoney from the git go. Suddenly the world is concerned about the citizens of Lybia ? The same country the U.N. was about to give an award to for human rights ? No concern for the rest of the African continent, where the citizens are slaughtered almost daily. Funny how they look the other way to those countries.

amulford

That's cause they ain't got no oil, bruh...

Demiurge

disneyjoe7 wrote: »

Does anyone else feel Muammar al-Gaddafi looks like or maybe is Mick Jagger?

Sonia Sotomayor.

tonyb

amulford wrote: »

That's cause they ain't got no oil, bruh...

True pal. But this " the poor citizens " crap turns my stomache. The problem I see is putting too much control of the oil, or at least the price of oil, into a group of wacko's hands, which is more dangerous than dealing with individual wackos.
I don't see this ending well. Don't get me wrong, he's a nutjob that the people should have hanged years ago, just don't see us as being the ones to do it. But if we are the ones to do it, then go all out, end it quickly, and get the hell out. This dragged on war B.S. to win the hearts and minds of people who don't like you is just stupid. I suppose we will have to rebuild that country too after bombing the crap out of it. I still believe there's more here than meets the eye, besides oil. Time will tell.

DMara

Tom Hanks can star as Gaddafi :biggrin:

nooshinjohn

Mickey Rourke is a far better choice IMHO...

Outfitter03

OK so what is the Postcard Medal for on the right of his chest?

George Grand

It's for being wilder looking than anybody in the picture.

Take the uniform off and try to tell someone that HE is in charge of a few million people. What a scream.

fatchowmein

This is what Charlie Sheen will look like if he keeps it up.

tonyb

Sotomayor is a dead ringer.

Was cruising the Washington Times, came across a good article, yeah I know,from the Washington Times ?

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/mar/18/obamas-illegal-war/

Raises some good questions.

nooshinjohn

....cannot be seen as a mere instrument of the United Nations, which would relegate the U.S. Constitution to second-class status behind the U.N. Charter. If U.S. troops are going to be put in harm’s way, the authority must come from elected representatives in Washington, not from a bunch of international bureaucrats hanging out in Turtle Bay.

This is very well said, and is 100% correct. The sad truth is that to many in the power structure, the Constitution is just some old ducument that is irrelevant today. Thanks Tony for highlighting this.

F1nut

....cannot be seen as a mere instrument of the United Nations, which would relegate the U.S. Constitution to second-class status behind the U.N. Charter. If U.S. troops are going to be put in harm?s way, the authority must come from elected representatives in Washington, not from a bunch of international bureaucrats hanging out in Turtle Bay.

Welcome to the New World Order. :rolleyes:

FTGV

Did Bama finally grow a pair?:biggrin:

nooshinjohn

FTGV wrote: »

Did Bama finally grow a pair?:biggrin:

Nope... 'Bama was eliminated before March madness began.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/634134-march-madness-2011-predictions-which-bubble-teams-will-make-the-big-dance/entry/52312-march-madness-predictions-2011-alabamas-loss-spells-doom-for-the-tide

jbooker82

What are you talking about. Muammar is Charlie Sheen with an army.

fatchowmein wrote: »

This is what Charlie Sheen will look like if he keeps it up.

george daniel

disneyjoe7 wrote: »

Come on now have you ever seen Mick Jagger and Muammar Gaddafi together? They must be the same person.

+1 -- we are whose side ? or are we letting the french ride this horse--and what do we get out of the deal.
Please,,don't give me the,,truth,justice and the american way BS

mrbigbluelight

Outfitter03 wrote: »

OK so what is the Postcard Medal for on the right of his chest?

Gaddaffy is a big fan of Danny Trejo.

Upon closer inspection of that picture, you'll discover that Gaduufy is also quite the fan of Mary Kay Products as evidenced by the Silver Star Award For Excellence in Customer Service !

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george daniel

^^^ that was good ^^^^^ imagine him with Farley in "Tommy Boy" eh?

apphd

tonyb wrote: »

I just find the whole thing phoney from the git go. Suddenly the world is concerned about the citizens of Lybia ? The same country the U.N. was about to give an award to for human rights ? No concern for the rest of the African continent, where the citizens are slaughtered almost daily. Funny how they look the other way to those countries.

amulford wrote: »

That's cause they ain't got no oil, bruh...

xcapri79 wrote: »

I thought we were told back in 2008 that we shouldn't meddle into the internal affairs of another country. Interesting how things change once you are in power.

tonyb wrote: »

True pal. But this " the poor citizens " crap turns my stomache. The problem I see is putting too much control of the oil, or at least the price of oil, into a group of wacko's hands, which is more dangerous than dealing with individual wackos.
I don't see this ending well. Don't get me wrong, he's a nutjob that the people should have hanged years ago, just don't see us as being the ones to do it. But if we are the ones to do it, then go all out, end it quickly, and get the hell out. This dragged on war B.S. to win the hearts and minds of people who don't like you is just stupid. I suppose we will have to rebuild that country too after bombing the crap out of it. I still believe there's more here than meets the eye, besides oil. Time will tell.

F1nut wrote: »

Welcome to the New World Order. :rolleyes:

I see a pattern here. While I feel for the people of Lybya, I can't help but think that this action is wrong. How many other civil wars are going on right now that the world is doing nothing about. There is definitly more going on here than meets the eye. How long has it been since France has stuck their neck out for anyone else but France? At least the French involvment may be an indication that this will probably be quick.

Maybe it has something to do with this: "On 23 February 2011, amidst the Libyan protests, Mustapha Abdel Jalil, former Libyan Justice Minister, alleged that he had proof that Libyan leader, Muammar al-Gaddafi, had personally ordered Abdelbaset al-Megrahi to carry the bomb on to flight 103"

Maybe someone in the US or England has seen and verified Mustapha isn't blowing smoke. Who knows

nooshinjohn

^^Could also be that the Frenchies get a huge chunk of their oil from Libya.