Libya

Maybe overthrowing dictators is not the best idea.

A persuasive essay about the current civil war in Libya. This is my opinion of how the citizens have the right to demand change and not just the privilege to live in the country.

When Libyan rebels claimed victory in Tripoli, Democrats and their loyal supporters in the liberal media took a much-needed yet entirely too premature opportunity to gloat and claim vindication regarding Republican criticism of Obama's leadership skills.

The Young Rebels in Libya seem to have gotten it right.

After 42 years of waging ruthless attacks on both his people and the rest of the world, the internationally famous despot Muammer Gaddafi has finally lost the chess game for Libya.

With Tripoli falling to rebel control and Col. Gadhafi's days seemingly numbered, will the GOP give the Obama administration any credit?

Libya is trying very hard to free itself from a dictator of 42 years. Freedom comes at a very high cost. This is something that every American, who lived through 9/11, knows very well.

Libya is trying very hard to free itself from a dictator of 42 years. Freedom comes at a very high cost. This is something that every American, who lived through 9/11, knows very well.

Muammar Gaddafi is nowhere to be found and the citizens have gained control of the Libyan capital. While it is great to see a dictator displaced, it reminds me of the American Revolution and begs the question 'can we do it again?'

This article is about the rumors that Muammar Gaddafi has been negotiating to step down as Libya's leader. The conflict in Libya has gone on for a while and many are waiting for it to conclude.

The real problems with the military intervention in Libya have to do with the manner in which the operation has progressed -- and the chaos elsewhere in the neighborhood that's raising questions about a clear standard for humanitarian intervention.

USA looks upon Libya as fast food expecting a fast war and a quick victory, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the Libyan leader wanted by the ICC, told RT. But the West will never get what they want, he added.

House members and others involved in the highly volatile situation in Libya had much to say on the conflicting votes that took place in Congress on Friday.

Several members of the House of Representatives filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday alleging that President Obama sidestepped the Constitution by entering the United States into the conflict in Libya.

In a curious reversal of roles, Republicans and some liberal Democrats in Congress are pressing President Obama on Libya over the War Powers Act. Obama is claiming the act does not apply because America is not engaged in "hostilities," according to the New York Times.

President Obama was overheard Wednesday evening telling his top aide that the White House would soon be using the US Oil Reserves to cover Libya, Yemen, Pakistan and the entire Middle East.

Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros, two photojournalists were hit by an RPG, a rocket propelled grenade while covering the fighting on tripoli streets in Misrata, Libya. They died in a triage tent fascility .

The allies can achieve military victory in Libya, but they do not want to get bogged down. This article will demonstrate how the rebels can put a program together to govern the country without the support of foreign ground forces.