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Topic History of: Reuters reporting that Tripoli is encircled - all supply routes cut off
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In The Know |
JK2006 wrote:
Exactly - much of your opinion ITK seems formed by pretending someone is saying something they are not and then ridiculing it. Won't wash.
Most of my comments, JK, are answering statements actually made by other posters - and I always include their quote to show what I'm answering.
The trouble is they dont like being wrong ! |
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In The Know |
Innocent Accused wrote:
Do wonder why this particular poster continues to visit this place,when absolutely nobody agrees with their opinions?
The most ridiculous posting that I have ever seen !
Are you afraid to go out in the dark, IA ?
Are you afraid to have an independnet mind ?
Like hiding amongst like-minded fellows, do you, in case of ridicule? |
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GeminiUK |
In The Know wrote:
JK2006 wrote:
I think I now do understand (and love) them; and they often tell me I'm one of the few Westerners who appears to understand their culture and mentality and society.
Makes me wonder, then ... why you have been so pro-Gaddafi and wanted to subject the citizens to even more of his tyranny ?
So, the new government may not be any better - thats not our choice. What matters is that we HELP the citizens (who now control almost 98% of the country) to get rid of a tyrant and replace him with whatever sort of democracy THEY want ?
Same old insults from the same old jaded poster! |
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Innocent Accused |
JK2006 wrote:
Exactly - much of your opinion ITK seems formed by pretending someone is saying something they are not and then ridiculing it. Won't wash.
Don't forget the fact most of it also comes straight out The Sun 
Do wonder why this particular poster continues to visit this place,when absolutely nobody agrees with their opinions? |
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Pumpkinhead |
I think it's an exaggeration to say that "almost 98% of the country" is controlled by the rebels. Many of the citizens have fled, some to abroad, some just in hiding to avoid the fighting. Some have "disappeared" once the rebels have taken control of the area.
It is fairly likely that Gaddafi will lose the war but not because the rebels fought a good fight, (they were hopeless on their own) but because NATO decided to engage in regime change. The UK in particular have behaved very dishonourably. At the end of the day, any new regime might be worst that the old one. |
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