[Sharon]

Originally Posted by Wadson ↗

I think the cultural impact on Libya will be alot worse. Now that theyre open to western propaganda it wont be long before feminism, gay rights and pornography show their ugly heads,, much like what happened to europe after WW2.

These Arab countries do not tolerate and allow half as much as we do (the West). Good thing, bad thing...?

[Gregore Mortis]

Originally Posted by DavidRsAccount ↗

Can anyone secure that video/audio file? It's being censored and I want to upload it onto my own channel.

The first video was embeded but the second vid is a copy that I uploaded. You should be able to use that.

[johnleeknoefler]

Originally Posted by DavidRsAccount ↗

Can anyone secure that video/audio file? It's being censored and I want to upload it onto my own channel.

You mean the first one? I downloaded it. Use real player to download to your hard drive.

[johnleeknoefler]

This just in today:

An American model who has appeared in ads for Calvin Klein, Giorgio Armani and L'Oreal lost her biggest client Monday after she defended boyfriend Mutassim Gadhafi and the Gadhafi family in an interview with Italian media.

Vanessa Hessler, a blonde, long-legged 23-year-old Italian-American model, said that she had shared a "very beautiful love story" of four years with Mutassim Gadhafi, the 36-year-old son and heir of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi who died with his father in a last stand outside the Libyan city of Sirte on Oct. 21.

Hessler also said that the West had made a mistake in backing the rebels who ended Moammar Gadhafi's 42-year reign. "We, France and the United Kingdom, financed the rebels but people don't know what they are doing," Hessler told Italian magazine Diva e Donna, adding that she is disgusted by what is happening in Libya and that "the Gaddafi family is not how they are being depicted, they are normal people."

On Monday, Telefonica Germany fired Hessler from a job that had made her instantly recognizable to television viewers across Germany, France and Italy. For several years, Hessler had been known to the public as "Alice," the onscreen spokeswoman for the company's "Alice" internet service, but Telefonica declared an immediate end to the relationship with a Tweet. Telefonica said the model's romantic relationships were "private business," but the company "cannot accept her comments on the Libya conflict."

Hessler's Facebook page, however, has been flowing with messages of support from her fans congratulating her on her "courage and honesty". One fan consoled her on her firing with a picture that reads: "Stand for what is right even if you stand alone."

The model was born to an American father and an Italian mother and spent much of her formative years in Washington, D.C.

[Route66]

They forgot that most of the 1.7M people in the square were given a choice. Get out and support me or die. The maker of the film is either a conspiracy theorist or Ghadaffi's relative. Which, I don't know for sure. Only an arrogant person would buy a car that they can't afford, sign an agreement to pay a certain interest rate, and then blame the government or the Rothchild's when they can't afford the payments. The whole economic thing gets dumber and dumber every time I hear it.

[OmniJackal]

Not really murder if the fucker had it coming. Justified execution.

[Route66]

Originally Posted by OmniJackal ↗

Not really murder if the fucker had it coming. Justified execution.

This is where the investigation is at so far. They are saying that he was shot execution style by the rebels. Or at least that is the way it looks.