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Shum wrote:Why do you think it's called "The Sun"? If you look at it long enough it will blind you.

Big ups the man with the golden gun.

Good to see The Sun taking a typically restrained approach with their coverage;

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... ddafi.html

wow, that is the most ridiculous reporting I have ever seen.. pandering at its finest. ^^

wow that seriously reads like an oinion article

Intended Malice wrote:Dictators and evil exist in this World

yh the west shouldn't have intervened for profit we should have just posted the libyan ppl a card which says that.

Intended Malice wrote:Dictators and evil exist in this World

Is that any reason to accept that they will forever? Dictators don't exist here anymore. They used to until we killed them all. The last one we had accidentally died of natural causes... we had his body exhumed so we could hang him anyway just to make sure.

We're lucky enough in Britain that we haven't been kept under the boot of a dictator since Oliver Cromwell, but we were quite happy to go to act absolutely abonimably to get rid of him even if it meant reinstating a royal family that we've been saddled with ever since.

I find it difficult to relate to life under a dictatorship and so find it very difficult to pass judgement on the Egyptian, Libyan, Tunisian or any other people involved in the Arab Spring and their requests for help from the outside world. If millions cry out for help, I find it hard to ignore them.

Whilst I was against action in Afghanistan and Iraq for various reasons, it was mainly because we'd not been asked to be there by anyone that stuck in my craw. No Iraqis asked us to remove Hussein. No Afghans asked us to remove the Taliban. The Libyans, however, rose up in such numbers they were able to formally ask... not just them, but the Arab League even asked for the UN or NATO to help out.

Anything but lending a hand would've been tantamount to turning our backs on fellow humans struggling for freedom. It's the same as pretending Emily Davison didn't throw herself under the King's horse or closing your ears and screaming "La La La La, I can't hear you" whilst MLK is reading I Have A Dream. We're either all human or we're not. We're either all part of the same story or we're not. I believe we are.

The struggle to free the world's people from the tyranny of the few is an ongoing struggle that involves all of us. Just because our biggest battles have been won in the West doesn't mean we can pull the ladder up for the rest of the world (and doesn't mean our battle is over as the recent protests show). The battle isn't over until all our brothers and sisters have the opportunities and freedoms we enjoy... we certainly shouldn't impose our "way" on people as in Iraq and Afghanistan... but if a People want my tax to pay for scum like Gadaffi to be ousted... yeah, I'm well on board. Let's do this. Go team.

If there was oil in Zimbabwe, Mugabe would've been dealt with years ago.

At least it`s a certainty that the syphilis will get him.

this just in: nations seek security, resources, and land

still, would have preferred Qaddafi to be tried... would have loved to hear all the surely amazing stuff he would have had to say about our governments and the deals they had with him during those few years when he suddenly became respectable again

That Sun article is absolute jokes

dfaultuzr wrote:still, would have preferred Qaddafi to be tried... would have loved to hear all the surely amazing stuff he would have had to say about our governments and the deals they had with him during those few years when he suddenly became respectable again

all libyan all slewdem man pump your chest 4 times and pop ya gunfinger for this one... messy.

dfaultuzr wrote:still, would have preferred Qaddafi to be tried... would have loved to hear all the surely amazing stuff he would have had to say about our governments and the deals they had with him during those few years when he suddenly became respectable again

He would never have stood trial. He would have of been killed in his cell like Milosevic etc for such reasons.

He should have been tried.

That footage is pretty unsettling. Despite everything he's done, it still doesn't feel right. Regardless of who or what it's directed at, violence and cruelty is repulsive.

dfaultuzr wrote:still, would have preferred Qaddafi to be tried... would have loved to hear all the surely amazing stuff he would have had to say about our governments and the deals they had with him during those few years when he suddenly became respectable again

Does it look like Berlusconi is calling Gaddafi out on something and Sarkozy is feeling extremely awkward about the situation here or is it just me?

The others should've made the two of them fight to the death.

dfaultuzr wrote:still, would have preferred Qaddafi to be tried... would have loved to hear all the surely amazing stuff he would have had to say about our governments and the deals they had with him during those few years when he suddenly became respectable again

hahahahahah that picture

felt really sorry for him with all that footage- hard to feel pleased at a guy getting dragged around and shot in the back of the head really, however bad he was

magma wrote:

dfaultuzr wrote:still, would have preferred Qaddafi to be tried... would have loved to hear all the surely amazing stuff he would have had to say about our governments and the deals they had with him during those few years when he suddenly became respectable again

Does it look like Berlusconi is calling Gaddafi out on something and Sarkozy is feeling extremely awkward about the situation here or is it just me?

The others should've made the two of them fight to the death.

looks like they're at a rave tbh.

obama, moon and medvedev preferred dubstep circa 2005

O Tumma Tum Ladin wrote:

magma wrote:

dfaultuzr wrote:still, would have preferred Qaddafi to be tried... would have loved to hear all the surely amazing stuff he would have had to say about our governments and the deals they had with him during those few years when he suddenly became respectable again

Does it look like Berlusconi is calling Gaddafi out on something and Sarkozy is feeling extremely awkward about the situation here or is it just me?

The others should've made the two of them fight to the death.

looks like they're at a rave tbh.

The obligatory, by the back wall chin stroking crew.

Pedro Sánchez wrote:

O Tumma Tum Ladin wrote:

magma wrote:

dfaultuzr wrote:still, would have preferred Qaddafi to be tried... would have loved to hear all the surely amazing stuff he would have had to say about our governments and the deals they had with him during those few years when he suddenly became respectable again

Does it look like Berlusconi is calling Gaddafi out on something and Sarkozy is feeling extremely awkward about the situation here or is it just me?

The others should've made the two of them fight to the death.

looks like they're at a rave tbh.

The obligatory, by the back wall chin stroking crew.

sarkozy pulling his best bass face

the people really holding all the cards would never be allowed to die