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Close to the rebel headquarters. As expected, the Qadaffi regime is blamed driven by the complete lack of evidence.
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Sure enough – it was just an unfortunate accident
http://mobile.reuters.com/regional/article/idAFLDE7432IP20110504?edition=af
Someone parked their car with dynamite in the trunk of their car with a fuse attached right outside the rebel headquarters, but it was just a silly accident.
Reminds me of the 3 Stooges — Curly says “yeah…yeah….it was just a misunderstanding” to which Moe agrees “oh, I see, well no hard feelings”. Then he slaps Curly and pokes him in the eye.
The “government” of Benghazi is urging citizens who stole weapons and explosives from government weapons depots to please return them.
A few weeks ago, Qatar gave the “interim” government 5000 kalashnikov rifles which immediately vanished. NATO is pushing to get “somebody” to loan the “rebels” $2 billion to pay all the Libyan government employees who haven’t been paid since trying to overthrow their government
Maybe we could fund some midnight basketball leagues for them?
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/1991-10-07/news/9110051110_1_midnight-basketball-strictly-speaking-basketball-leagues
Speaking of which, I wonder if the US is still funding midnight basketball? (I am willing to bet the answer is yes).
During the Clinton years I believe the argument was the midnight bball would reduce street crime and gang activity. Seems to have worked, I don’t notice any gangs or crime in the US anymore. How about you?
Basketball isn’t a big sport in Mexico.