Airstrike should spread across to ivorycost inorder to support the un misson there,remove bagboism and later algeria. Thanks papa francis lira(u).
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18:54
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If loss of life is the main concern,wut about ppl killed by militants in somalia daily?The AU has called on the UN but no concern
Rodger kasule -kampala uganda
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Frank in Norway: I don't like Gaddafi but we acted too quickly. If they start with a no fly zone, they have to play it all the way through.
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Winston in Uganda: I do agree with the idea of global police. We in Africa we appreciate the concerted efforts by the west and these will try to bring sanity and order among African leaders.
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Alinani: The UN security council is just going to ruin Libya like it did to Iraq. We draw borders for a reason, respect them.
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Billy in Zambia: The UN and the world needs to agree on conditions which will prompt action like the one in Libya, regardless of who is involved.
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Dr Alia Brahimi from the London School of Economics: This isn't about the UN, it's about local leadership fostering the climate for dialogue.
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Michael Binyon from the Times: "The international community can't do everything. It can't focus on all the problems of the world at the same time."
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Michael Binyon from The Times: The Arab League is inconsistent. Every other leader in the Arab world hates Gaddafi. They don't however condemn what's going on in Yemen or Bahrain, because the leaders stand shoulder to shoulder and they don't want any to fall down, as they see it as a threat to all of them.
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If you wish to experience peace,provide peace to others. Benaiah Kwekwe of Monrovia.
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Michael Binyon from The Times: "Developed western powers are best placed to intervene. Other countries, such as Russia and China either don't want to, or are unable to do so."
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Osamu in Nigeria: Democracy is our power and that's what the west is fighting for the people of libya, I think we should respect them for that .
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Thank God the Gaddafi comedy is coming to an end. USA, France, UK et al well done and African despots watchout!
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Its breathtaking realising that the fabrics of objectivity & altruism donot exist in Africa.How can we critic the UN.Go UN & shame on Africa.Magala: Uganda
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Rodger in Uganda: In the Ugandan President's article about Libya, he asked,"are the people dying in Somalia different from those dying in Libya?"
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Tom in New Jersey: There needs to be a set of rights for every person globally that is recognized by the majority of the nations of the world, which we can enforce in collaboration with other nations.
Latest from Libya: Wednesday
| Wednesday, 3 March 2011 | 11:45 - 23:00 GMT
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Airstrike should spread across to ivorycost inorder to support the un misson there,remove bagboism and later algeria. Thanks papa francis lira(u).
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If loss of life is the main concern,wut about ppl killed by militants in somalia daily?The AU has called on the UN but no concern Rodger kasule -kampala uganda
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Frank in Norway: I don't like Gaddafi but we acted too quickly. If they start with a no fly zone, they have to play it all the way through.
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Winston in Uganda: I do agree with the idea of global police. We in Africa we appreciate the concerted efforts by the west and these will try to bring sanity and order among African leaders.
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Alinani: The UN security council is just going to ruin Libya like it did to Iraq. We draw borders for a reason, respect them.
Comment sent via Feed
Billy in Zambia: The UN and the world needs to agree on conditions which will prompt action like the one in Libya, regardless of who is involved.
Comment sent via Feed
Dr Alia Brahimi from the London School of Economics: This isn't about the UN, it's about local leadership fostering the climate for dialogue.
Comment sent via Feed
Michael Binyon from the Times: "The international community can't do everything. It can't focus on all the problems of the world at the same time."
Comment sent via Feed
Michael Binyon from The Times: The Arab League is inconsistent. Every other leader in the Arab world hates Gaddafi. They don't however condemn what's going on in Yemen or Bahrain, because the leaders stand shoulder to shoulder and they don't want any to fall down, as they see it as a threat to all of them.
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If you wish to experience peace,provide peace to others. Benaiah Kwekwe of Monrovia.
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Michael Binyon from The Times: "Developed western powers are best placed to intervene. Other countries, such as Russia and China either don't want to, or are unable to do so."
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Osamu in Nigeria: Democracy is our power and that's what the west is fighting for the people of libya, I think we should respect them for that .
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Thank God the Gaddafi comedy is coming to an end. USA, France, UK et al well done and African despots watchout!
Comment sent via SMS
Its breathtaking realising that the fabrics of objectivity & altruism donot exist in Africa.How can we critic the UN.Go UN & shame on Africa.Magala: Uganda
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Rodger in Uganda: In the Ugandan President's article about Libya, he asked,"are the people dying in Somalia different from those dying in Libya?"
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Tom in New Jersey: There needs to be a set of rights for every person globally that is recognized by the majority of the nations of the world, which we can enforce in collaboration with other nations.