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nothing!:cool2:Yeah, you are correct. Only an average american mind is capable of reasoning in this fashion. And what do you think happens to Israel and America after that?
Israel themselves supported these "revolutions".Mubarak and Gaddaffi kept the mongrels in check. So did Saddam. I feel for Israel. They will bear the brunt. Its just a matter of time before Turkey plunges into fundamentalism too.
You are spot on.Well, the culprit are the own Americans. Who plant fundamentalism, gather the terrorism.
To withdraw a Communist regime in Afghanistan, USA allowed Taliban/Al Qaeda fundamentalism rises to the power. Soon later, in the first Gulf War, American troops landing on KSA, the Islam sacred soil. The former Afghanistan's hero Osama bin Laden feel offended himself, and attacked US embassies on Kenya and Tanzania. Thus, the terrorist Osama bin Laden born.
And again, USA don't learn the History's lessons. To withdraw the Kadafi's enemy gov, USA allows fundamentalist rebels take over the Lybia's gov, some type of offence happens - on this case, the movie -, and they directs their angry against USA.
I think would need more time to Lybians, Syrians, and other fundamentalism rebels backed by USA to become themselves on new like-binLaden terrorists, but it happened more fast than I imagined.

What a great time for a Drone strike......as far as I am concerned they are animals we should kill them all.These are the same people that the yanks are supporting in syria. The hypocracy is mind boggling.
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So called peace loving rebels fighting for democracy and freedom also use the same black flag. Serves the yanks right....
jazzzz is a terrorist sympathising media. Be vary of what it saysFrom Al Jazeera
US consulate employee killed in Libya attack - Africa - Al Jazeera English
From Libya
From Cairo
why did you support them and why are you supporting them in syria right now ?What a great time for a Drone strike......as far as I am concerned they are animals we should kill them all.
How is Pakistan going to derive mileage out of this?Jasmine revolution coming home to roost.The Pakistanis will try to derive maximum milage out of this
Source: Wired (Danger Room)The Marine Corps is sending a complement of about 50 Marines to Libya in response to a violent attack that killed four Americans in Benghazi, including the U.S. ambassador to the country.
A Marine "FAST team" — for Fleet Anti-terrorism Security Team — will protect U.S. diplomatic personnel in Libya and is heading there now. Sources at the Department of Defense would not confirm if the FAST team, trained to respond to terrorist incidents and protect U.S. installations, will head to the capitol of Tripoli or the city of Benghazi, where the mob attacked.
There is a Marine FAST team headquartered in Rota, Spain, according to the Marine Corps, but it is not clear if that is the team heading to Libya.
There are two Americans confirmed dead in Libya: U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and a foreign service officer, Sean Smith, a U.S. Air Force veteran. Contrary to early media reports, it does not appear that two Marines were killed alongside Stevens and Smith. A Marine Corps official who would not speak for the record told Danger Room that the Corps did not and currently does not have assets in Benghazi. It is currently unclear who the two other Americans dead in Libya are.
"We will work with the Libyan government to bring to justice the killers who attacked our people," President Barack Obama said on Wednesday morning at the White House.
The violent demonstration in Benghazi assembled, ostensibly in reaction, to an American video criticizing the Prophet Muhammad, around the same time a similar mob in Cairo breached the gates of the U.S. Embassy there. Speaking from Washington on Wednesday morning, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said "there is no justification for this," and said the "world will never know a true and lasting peace" as long as people use religion as a pretext for violence.
But Clinton did not back away from U.S. support for the new Libyan government, which arose after an eight-month air and naval war by the U.S. and NATO that deposed the longtime Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi. Obama administration officials long cited Gadhafi's promise to go "house to house" in Benghazi killing rebels as prompting them to take military action — and so the mob in that very city came as a shock.
Americans wondered "how could this happen in a country we helped liberate, in a city we helped save?" Clinton said. GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney called the Obama administration's response to the mobs "disgraceful" after the U.S. embassy in Cairo criticized the anti-Muhammad video ahead of the protests but did not voice support for the filmmaker's freedom of speech.
The FAST teams don't have standing equipment, such as standard-issue weaponry and vehicles, for generic missions. According to the Marine Corps, the rapid-reaction teams get equipped specifically for the tasks they're asked to perform, such as evacuating U.S. personnel from crisis areas. Such teams performed evacuation missions in Liberia in 2003 and Haiti in 2004 — but no one from the Defense Department will confirm at the moment whether the FAST team heading to Libya will be tasked with securing U.S. buildings or evacuating U.S. nationals.
In addition to the Marine FAST team, there are four U.S. Navy destroyers in the eastern Mediterranean at the moment, not far from Libya: the USS Laboon, Jason Dunham, Forrest Sherman and the Cole — the ship famously attacked in Yemen by al-Qaida in 2000 — along with support ships. This is a standard complement of Navy forces in the sea, and as of now, the Navy is not moving ships to Libya in response to the crisis. There are no aircraft carriers in the Mediterranean at present.
"We are increasing security as needed around the world," said Army Lt. Col. Steve Warren, a Pentagon spokesman. Where that security will increase will be assessed on "a case by case" basis. While much remains unclear from Libya, including what specifically will come next, there is a joint Pentagon-State Department-White House briefing scheduled for this afternoon; I will provide updates if and when any additional information is available.
Source: Wired (Danger Room)The skies over Libya were clogged with U.S. Predator drones during last year's war. But just because the war officially ended in October didn't mean the drones went home.
A Defense Department official tells Danger Room that the U.S. has kept drone flights flying over Libya, despite the conflict that initially brought them to Libyan airspace ending nearly a year ago.
"Yes, we have been flying CAPs since the war ended," says Army Lt. Col. Steve Warren, a Pentagon spokesman. (CAPs is a military acronym for "combat air patrols," a term of art that typically refers to several planes flying at once for a particular mission.) The drone flights, done for surveillance purposes, occur with the consent of the new Libyan government.
The Defense Department did not release further details about the drone flights. But CNN is reporting that drone flights will assist in spotting the perpetrators of Tuesday's lethal attack on U.S. diplomatic personnel in Benghazi.
Last year's war brought drones to Libya in force, both for surveillance missions and to attack Gadhafi loyalists. Between April 21 and October 21, 2011, Predators launched 145 strikes on ex-regime targets. That was twice the barrage drones unleashed in all of 2011 on tribal Pakistan, the place commonly thought of as the epicenter of U.S. drone strikes.
In fact, the Libya war's first U.S. casualty was a drone helicopter. And apparently, NATO's announcement on October 21, 2011 that the war was over had a caveat for flying robots.
The drones won't be the only tool in Libya to "bring to justice the killers who attacked our people," to use President Barack Obama's phrase about the assault on the American consulate in Benghazi. A team of about 50 Marines is en route to Libya, for an as-yet unclear mission that could range from securing U.S. personnel in the country to evacuating them. Defense Department officials have been vague all day about U.S. military assets envisioned to avenge the deaths of four Americans.
It is unknown what exactly motivated a crowd in Benghazi to attack U.S. diplomatic personnel. The attack, which took place in at least two waves and involved small arms fire and rocket attacks, was initially thought to be motivated by a movie mocking the Prophet Muhammad made by a mysterious American filmmaker. But later reports suggest that militant organizations might have planned an assault, instead of a spontaneous protest turning violent. Reuters reported that Libyan officials blamed a militant organization called Ansar al-Sharia. Noman Benotman, a Libyan former Islamic extremist, claims that the attack was a reprisal for the U.S. killing a Libyan al-Qaida leader, Abu Yahya al-Libi, in Pakistan.
The White House has taken an initially agnostic position. "There is a lot of press speculation for who did this and why but at this stage it would be premature to ascribe any motive to this reprehensible act," Tommy Vietor, the spokesman for the National Security Council, tells Danger Room. "As the President said, make no mistake, we will work with the Libyan government to bring to justice the killers who attacked our people." And one of the tools for that purpose will be robotic.
What a great time for a Drone strike......as far as I am concerned they are animals we should kill them all.