Arrest warrants for Gadhafi

CCIP · 05-17-11, 04:59 AM

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Originally Posted by HunterICX

Would be a waste of their time and resources...let the people of Libya clean up their own mess like we should have let them to begin with.

HunterICX

In fairness, I think if left alone, Gaddaffi would be the one "cleaning up"...

HunterICX · 05-17-11, 05:37 AM

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Originally Posted by CCIP

In fairness, I think if left alone, Gaddaffi would be the one "cleaning up"...

And Syria isn't ''cleaning up''? yet we leave them alone, we aren't bombing their tanks and troops who are shooting on protesting civilians.

If you ask me we shouldn't act on just one while leaving the other whois doing the same thing alone.
as said a while ago in the Libya threat, the UN does not care a damn about civilian lives...it has been proven many time in the past wherever the UN got involved.

HunterICX

Lord_magerius · 05-17-11, 05:47 AM

Not only has he been killing his own people, but now he is causing trouble at cricket matches.

Skybird · 05-17-11, 08:17 AM

Target limitations defined for political reasons again gag the airwar effort.

I am still against delivering sophisticated weapons and sending own ground combat forces, but special teams and target markers are fine, also trainers, trainers, trainers. But do not train them more than what they need to beat Gaddafi's army.

Unleash the full power of Europe-based airforce potential, and do not let Western politicians again come between the inbound bombers and their targets.

Or say you do not want to support the rebels due to their dubious identity and concerns on their possible radical background.

What it comes down to, is this: either do war with all determination and power, or don't do it at all.

Maybe I should have known it, but I still cannot believe that we again have managed to turn a war operation into a bloody mess for political concerns only. Before we gear up and head for a war next time, maybe it is a good idea to start by shooting all our own politicians first and then care for the battle.

Oberon · 05-17-11, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Skybird

Before we gear up and head for a war next time, maybe it is a good idea to start by shooting all our own politicians first and then care for the battle.

This.

Jimbuna · 05-17-11, 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by HunterICX

And Syria isn't ''cleaning up''? yet we leave them alone, we aren't bombing their tanks and troops who are shooting on protesting civilians.

If you ask me we shouldn't act on just one while leaving the other whois doing the same thing alone.
as said a while ago in the Libya threat, the UN does not care a damn about civilian lives...it has been proven many time in the past wherever the UN got involved.

HunterICX

Only one vital ingredient is missing...OIL!!

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Originally Posted by Oberon

Right, come on now Jim, hop off down to Tripoli.

If you put the gong on you can get through the NATO airstrikes I'm sure.

They'd probably miss me anyway

HunterICX · 05-17-11, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna

Only one vital ingredient is missing...OIL!!

Yeah, that was pretty obvious from the start...and could predict the UN would do little to nothing to Syria apart from some sanctions.

can't really say the UN has their morals right

HunterICX

Oberon · 05-17-11, 08:22 AM

Right, come on now Jim, hop off down to Tripoli.

If you put the gong on you can get through the NATO airstrikes I'm sure.

05-17-11, 05:47 AM	#3
Lord_magerius Seasoned Skipper Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Right by the hydrophone station Posts: 724 Downloads: 96 Uploads: 0	Not only has he been killing his own people, but now he is causing trouble at cricket matches. __________________

05-17-11, 08:17 AM	#4
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,674 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Target limitations defined for political reasons again gag the airwar effort. I am still against delivering sophisticated weapons and sending own ground combat forces, but special teams and target markers are fine, also trainers, trainers, trainers. But do not train them more than what they need to beat Gaddafi's army. Unleash the full power of Europe-based airforce potential, and do not let Western politicians again come between the inbound bombers and their targets. Or say you do not want to support the rebels due to their dubious identity and concerns on their possible radical background. What it comes down to, is this: either do war with all determination and power, or don't do it at all. Maybe I should have known it, but I still cannot believe that we again have managed to turn a war operation into a bloody mess for political concerns only. Before we gear up and head for a war next time, maybe it is a good idea to start by shooting all our own politicians first and then care for the battle. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.

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05-17-11, 08:22 AM	#8
Oberon Lucky Jack Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 25,976 Downloads: 61 Uploads: 20	Right, come on now Jim, hop off down to Tripoli. If you put the gong on you can get through the NATO airstrikes I'm sure.