- Phoenix1330
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- Fabled Legendary Member
Duracell.
I don't keep going and going and going and...
but i Start, and just don't Stop.
So what if the saxophone is black?
it has better tone the the gold one.
damn straight i play Jazz.
Britain is pushing to start targeting Gaddafi's personal C&C centres, and military reserves, saying NATO should not limit itself to the forces attacking civilians.
The Vatican denounced the Violence in both Syria and Libya.
No news on Bahrain.
200 Loyalists tried to circumvent the western rebels by crossing into Tunisia. The Tunisians turned them back without combat, though warning shots were fired.
3 warrants are expected to be issued today for crimes against humanity.
Tunisian authorities have arrested an algerian and a Libyan in possession of explosives. this was their first arrest of North African al-Qaeda members.
Fully in control of Misurata and the immediate area, the Rebels are now advancing to Zlitan.
Italy Gave Tunisia 4 brand new gun boats to help stem the tide of illegal migrants to Europe.
NATO has started to bomb fuel stations in Gaddafi territory trying to force loyalists to retreat due to supply line issues.
The Arab League has banned all transmission to Gaddafi's Libya from Arab owned satellites, effectively limiting state TV to Tripoli.
Luis Moreno-Ocampo, chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, has asked the ICC to issue arrest warrants for Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, his second-eldest son Saif al-Islam, and his intelligence chief Abdullah Senussi, These 3 warrants are for the Libyan People to enforce, not the International community.
NATO has said that since it took over command of Libya air strikes on March 31, its aircraft have conducted 6,808 sorties, including 2,656 strike sorties. Currently, 20 ships under NATO command are patrolling the central Mediterranean Sea. NATO has also reported that since the start of the Libya arms embargo, a total of 936 vessels have been hailed, 40 boarded and five diverted.