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Obama lied about Gaddafi's bloodbath?
“President Obama said that Gaddafi’s regime was going to cause a bloodbath in Libya. Professor Alan J Kuperman of the University at Texas argues, however, that the president’s claims were exaggerated and that the civil war should be over by now. One month after they intervened, NATO and the US have not put an end to a war that otherwise would have resolved itself.”
Business Insider has linked to several video’s which claim to show the handi-work of the so-called “pro-democracy” rebels in Libya. They are not pro-democracy but rather they are actually fighting to re-institute the brutal and corrupt monarchy that ruled the country before the Green Revolution in Libya.
These videos are extremely graphic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlhagKw0MWU&feature=related the boy that the rebels beat up because he supported the gov…
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