Muamar

UNITED NATIONS - The UN Security Council condemned the violence in Libya, deplored the regime's crackdown and said those responsible for killing some 300 people should be held accountable -- a sign that Colonel Muamar Gaddafi has few friends.

Evelyn Leopold: Libya at UN: A Bridge Too Far Evelyn Leopold 2011

Muamar Gadhafi on the outskirts of the key oil terminal of Ras Lanuf.

Photos of the Day: March 4 2011

UNITED NATIONS - The UN Security Council condemned the violence in Libya, deplored the regime's crackdown and said those responsible for killing some 300 people should be held accountable -- a sign that Colonel Muamar Gaddafi has few friends.

Evelyn Leopold: Libya at UN: A Bridge Too Far Evelyn Leopold 2011

UNITED NATIONS - The UN Security Council condemned the violence in Libya, deplored the regime's crackdown and said those responsible for killing some 300 people should be held accountable -- a sign that Colonel Muamar Gaddafi has few friends.

Evelyn Leopold: Libya at UN: A Bridge Too Far Evelyn Leopold 2011

UNITED NATIONS - The UN Security Council condemned the violence in Libya, deplored the regime's crackdown and said those responsible for killing some 300 people should be held accountable -- a sign that Colonel Muamar Gaddafi has few friends.

Evelyn Leopold: Libya at UN: A Bridge Too Far Evelyn Leopold 2011

The only good news is that George W. Bush now trusts the word of Muamar Ghaddaffy from Libya.

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There was some brief and dismissive mention of the kidnapping of the Muamar brothers, but no reaction, because such crimes are considered legitimate when carried out by “our side.”

"Who fired the first shot?" The cynical fraud swallowed. Michael Caddell 2006

There was some brief and dismissive mention of the kidnapping of the Muamar brothers, but no reaction, because such crimes are considered legitimate when carried out by “our side.”

Archive 2006-08-01 Michael Caddell 2006

The posture of outrage was, again, cynical fraud, as demonstrated dramatically, and conclusively, by the reaction to Israel's kidnapping of two Gaza civilians, the Muamar brothers, one day before, on June 24.

Archive 2006-08-01 Michael Caddell 2006

The posture of outrage was, again, cynical fraud, as demonstrated dramatically, and conclusively, by the reaction to Israel's kidnapping of two Gaza civilians, the Muamar brothers, one day before, on June 24.

"Who fired the first shot?" The cynical fraud swallowed. Michael Caddell 2006