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西方真的不太在乎卡達菲的血腥鎮壓，但卻很着緊利比亞的石油

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If Libya produce oranges instead of petrol, there would be no civil war in
3 p4 E6 i; \: G; rLibya, and Gaddafi will still be ruling the country.

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3 I" [8 L: M7 ?" P/ P5.39.217.76Filicity et al. Thank you for your highly rational and objective analysis on the Libya "revolution".  I may be a little biased.  Very often I hear governments who are in power vilifying their opponents by calling them tyrant, dictator, corrupted tribal chief and then give them a death sentence by labelling them "terrorist".  And I couldn't help but laugh at the hypocrisy of the media journos who kept changing the terms they used to describe the people involved with the uprising, started with "renegades" then "insurgents" then "rebels" then "freedom fighter".  And NATO (actually it was only the French and the Brits) who help "liberating" the country.
# z3 k! o2 ^% w4 X  E6 {TVBNOW 含有熱門話題，最新最快電視，軟體，遊戲，電影，動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。Yep, the French and Brits would love to help Libya rebuild the country.  At a price, off course.  And surely, the highest priority would not the hospitals, schools, roads or bridges, they can all wait; after the oilfields and oil tunnels and seaports are built and in working order, and after the new Libya government have repaid all the war debt, and after the Government sign on the doted line for oil price that the Brits and French demand for the next ten years, prehaps then there may be some money left for the proper infrastructures.
  |$ X* k: R- J公仔箱論壇The Libyan people will not have true democracy for many many years to come,  they wouldn't get the chance to vote for someone that West and the Israelis don't approve.  Look at Lebanon, a democratically elected government, yet vilified by the other so call democratic countries.
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Filicity, my appology for address you as "et al."  I would rather calling you Mr or Ms, Bros or Sis, only if I know how.
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A far cry from the message in the mooncake!!

$ g6 O- g# {' Y+ {% r5 itvb now,tvbnow,bttvbThat's moon cake talking alright!  Thousand of people died, and probably thousands more wounded and crippled for life!  Mooncake!

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Take a look at the "liberated" Kuwait, have there been any democratic election ever since?  How much did the US/NATO contribute to rebuild the country's infrastructure?  For the majority who are not related to the tribal kings,  their living conditions are probably worse than prior to the so called "liberation".  And I am no sympathizer to Saddam Hussein.
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Give Libya another 12 months, and I bet the country would hardly get much more mention after then.  Just like Kuwait.
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. Y9 \# A( g$ A3 W5 VBy the way, could someone kindly point out to me which oil exporting country has a democratically elect government?