Conquer Club

saxitoxin wrote:

qwert wrote:Well its look that Libyan Goverment forces manage to liberated Misurata from rebels, and its look that ajdabia also liberated. Hmm, i realy wonder how much support these rebels have. Also one US war plane are downed. US forces try to kill quadafy ,bombarding building in tripoly, who are much far away from protecting civilians. I wonder what will be plan if Guadafy Forces manage to liberated benghazi and Tobruk? Maybe then will send ground forces to protect civilians? From start these is fall case, but could be even worst, if US-France_British forces, start bombarding all towns who are in Goverment protection. In yugoslavia, they not defeate military, and if Quadafy take same strategy,they also not going to defeate army, using strategy "hit bomb from 10000 meter from above". Ofcourse propaganda are here to give you effect that US-France_Britain forces destroy all libya anti aircraft weapons,and that libya tanks are destroyed.
What will be if rebels lost war?

Coalition in Chaos ... Collapsing after Just 4 Days

- Norway quits
- UAE quits
- Turkey refusing any support
- Italy demands reform
- Arab League repeats calls for halt to bombing
- Tea Party and Progressive Caucus in U.S. Congress join forces to declare U.S. bombing "unconstitutional"; demand immediate halt
- protests in London, Washington, New York, San Francisco, Paris and Toronto


"Oh no! I screwed-up again!"

New Map Reveals Real Reason for Bombing:

George Carlin wrote:What!? They have bigger dicks? BOMB THEM!

Ray Rider wrote:Here's a story of 4 journalists captured by Gadaffi's forces on the 11th. They barely escaped with their lives.

jefjef wrote:Don't you fret no more! NATO has stepped in to lead the mission!

After Rasmussen's announcement, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told reporters that all 28 NATO allies authorized military authorities to develop a plan for NATO to take on the broader mission of civilian protection under U.N. Security Council Resolution 1973.

http://www.cnn.com/2011/POLITICS/03/25/obama.libya/

jefjef wrote:Hey saxi - Did you know NATO includes the countries of Croatia, Germany, Norway, Turkey and 24 others?

saxitoxin wrote:

NATO Takes Control of Enforcement of No-Fly Zone.

In concert with the U.S. commitment to internationalize the No-Fly Zone, the US will no longer command the effort, turning things over to NATO.

That means, beginning Monday, control of the No-Fly Zone will be transferred from this guy:

Vice-Admiral Harry Harris (U.S. Navy), Commander - United States Sixth Fleet


to this guy:

Vice-Admiral James Standavrdis (U.S. Navy), NATO Supreme Commander


Thank God the U.S. is no longer running things and NATO is now in charge!

We've been saying since 1955 that NATO is simply the switchboard through which the U.S. coordinates the military activities of its protectorate-states. Even in the face of just stunning displays of idiocy like this people still stubbornly maintain their various little countries are all shining, independent democracies.

Ray Rider wrote:You guys are falling behind! Get with the times! The Canadian* General Charles Bouchard is now in charge of the NATO operation:

*Charles Bouchard has served in several US military bases and has been awarded the US Legion of Merit. His most recent job was deputy commander of NORAD, reporting to a US general.

Skirmishes along the road to SirteOn March 28, rebel forces advanced further west toward Sirte and took the town of Nawfaliya. After securing Nawfaliya, they continued westwards to the village of Harawah. There they tried to negotiate with the tribal leaders for the locals to join their uprising. However, the civilians in the village attacked the rebels with automatic weapons and the opposition was forced to withdraw from Harawah. At the same time, the long rebel coloumn, coming from Bin Jawad, was ambushed a number of times on the highway and loyalists managed to flank the rebels and attack them from the rear. This forced the opposition forces to withdraw back to Nawfaliya, 120km (75 miles) from Sirte. Some of them even retreated back to Bin Jawad.[8]

qwert wrote:counteroffensive of Goverment forces against rebels/
US so far spend 550 milion dolars in bombarding. In these economic crisis US have money to spend on Military games, instead to invest in US economy. But these is not Goverment money,its money of US citizens, who dont decide where is smart to spend US money.