midnight on February 24. Deafening silence from Libya.
All News All the days of satellite broadcasting in Tahrir Square every little direct development of the insurgency, now only goes with the comments of observers who do not know what to comment so well with the rest of the world's reactions to events that no one know clearly, with bits of movies, photos, news obtained by phone or by fleeing to the borders of Egypt and Tunisia.
All News All the days of satellite broadcasting in Tahrir Square every little direct development of the insurgency, now only goes with the comments of observers who do not know what to comment so well with the rest of the world's reactions to events that no one know clearly, with bits of movies, photos, news obtained by phone or by fleeing to the borders of Egypt and Tunisia.
The regime is engaging in a titanic effort to block all communications with the outside world, not only for excluding reporters, but crippling patchy internet, phones and even satellite communications.
the current state of things, it appears that all Cyrenaica is in the hands of insurgents, who have with them the military that they have retired. It seems that throughout the day Thursday there were clashes in several cities around Tripoli, especially al-Zawiya and measured, while in the capital was a day of calm ghostly, with few shops open and almost nobody in the streets, patrolled by tanks. The people, they say, afraid, after the terrible Gaddafi's speech two days ago. His speech telephone broadcast today on state television had a different tone, but does not add anything new. It was confirmed a raving lunatic, that prosecutors at a time Bin Laden, the United States and hallucinogens.
what will? I heard on Bloomberg certainly John Negroponte said that Gaddafi will fall sooner or later, but very uncertain about how long it will take. "How long have you been holding Noriega before he fell?" He said. The comparison is totally out of place. Noriega was not a Gaddafi and had around Latin America in flames, triggered the hunt of tyrants.
Gaddafi is lost, and she knows. Beset by his own people, abandoned by his ministers and officials, put on the Index by the people and governments around the world, the despot go forward. Berlusconi once said: "I have a heroic temperament." It 's true. It 'the same temperament of Gaddafi. It is not a compliment, it is also the same as Hitler. The man will sell life dearly, but is destined to succumb. 
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