Ako pukne u Saudijskj Arabiji, licno ce Ameri da pucaju po demonstrantima iz Apaca!
Zamisli ti situaciju da na vlast u SA dodje neko poput Caveza ili Ahmadinedzada.....kakva bi to zurka bila na globalnom nivou 

To je i meni palo na pamet ziveo Gadafi

Pa samo da padne i Nedzad, kolki bi bio gubitak na prodaji oruzja Saudijskoj Arabiji. Inace, Saudijci plivaju u parama, tamo ne izlaze iz klimatizovanog prostora na ulicu 

Ma plivaju seici...obican narod cisto sumnjam da pliva u bilo cemu, osim u svom slabo placenom znoju 

sasvim je moguce.mislim,naravno,ne da pucaju iz Apaca,ali da,ako osete potrebu,nametnu neku usranu "mirovnu operaciju" ili slicnu prevaru.

Хвала хвала

Izgleda su demonstranti preuzeli Bengazi 

Ako je video autentican, izgleda gotovo 





Obican narod razmislja da li da kupi jos jednog terenca ili uzme jos jednu zenu. Ko je u slabo placenom znoju tamo su Pakistanci, Indijci, Filipinci i ostali na gradilistima. Saudijac ne radi na radnom mestu gde nema klime i parkiraliste u senci.
Inace, Ameri zive od neprijatelja, jer gde vlada strah, tu se prodaje oruzje. Ne bi njima bas bilo pravo da ode Nedzad ili da se promeni vlast u Kini. Odma bi opala prodaja oruzja Tajvanu, Japanu, juznoj Koreji a te zemlje nije da nemaju para.

Дечак посматра демонстрације у Бенгазију. на зиду пише "Доле Гадафи". Фотографију аматера-очевидца (како је прецизирано) емитовала је агенција Асошијетед прес.
 
http://www.politika.rs/rubrike/Svet/Pocela-evakuacija-stranaca-iz-Libije.sr.html

Могли би и остале грађанке и грађани ''држављани'' ове земље да размисле о свом ''повратку'' док не буде касно,а онда ће бити као данас из либијиске пустиње:''Србијо,мајко,помози нам ...''   

7:39pm: Karl Stagno-Novarra, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Malta, reports the pilots of the jet fighters that landed there are "senior colonels", who were ordered to bomb protesters. They refused and have defected to Malta, he said.

Al Jazeera

Ovi to ozbiljno 

Jos vesti sa tikera Al Jazeere:

7:05pm: The Libyan ambassador to Indonesia has also resigned, Al Jazeera Arabic reports.

6:52pm: The Libyan ambassador to the United Kingdom has resigned, alongside other embassy staff. They have joined demonstrators, Al Jazeera Arabic reported.

6:46pm: Al Jazeera, alonside specialist technical investigators, have pinpointed the source of its signal blockage to a Libyan intelligence agency building, south of the capital Tripoli. The network's website has also been blocked in the country, with Libyan users getting the message: "File does not exist" when they try to access it.

6:42pm: Senior diplomatic sources tell Al Jazeera - on condition of confidentiality - that phones are being monitored and text messages jammed.  Nearly all embassies are evacuating non-essential staff, and all have been ordered by Libya's foreign ministry to close immediately - and to remain closed until Sunday.

6:38pm: Venezuelan officials deny Gaddafi is on his way there.

6:34pm: Reuters reports British foreign secretary William Hague says Gaddafi "may be on his way to Venezuela". On the sidelines of the EU crisis talks, he reportedly said:

    You asked me earlier about whether Colonel Gaddafi is in Venezuela - I have no information that says he is, but I have seen some information that suggests he is on his way there at the moment.

6:30pm: Planes of the Libyan Air Force reportedly opening fire on protesters in central Tripoli. No way to confirm this currently - but we are getting many reports of chaos on the streets of the capital.

6:26pm: Further reports of live ammunition being used on protesters in Tripoli, with lots of tweets saying security forces are again driving cars around the city, shooting at everyone and everything.

Ahmed Elgazir, a human rights researcher, told Al Jazeera that Libya News Centre, an organisation based in Geneva, had received a call for help from a woman "witnessing the massacre" in progress, who called on a satellite phone after landlines were cut.

5:40pm: Two civilian helicopters, followed by two Libyan fighter jets, have landed in Malta.  Only one of at least seven passengers are reported to be carrying passports. All passengers are currently being held by immigration officials. Al Jazeera's Karl Stagno-Novarra, reporting from Malta, says the Mediterranean island is preparing to be used as a base for evacuation of European citizens from Libya, one hour's flight away.

5:07pm: Ahmad Jibreel, Libyan diplomat, tells Al Jazeera:

    The minister of security has, by the way, joined too … He is currently in Benghazi - actually he is with the people, he is one of the people starting to fight the mercenaries and Gaddafi’s guards

4:58pm: A Libyan consul secretary, a translator and a receptionist have quit their jobs at the embassy in Stockholm. In a letter, they write:

    We condemn the genocide of civilians taking place in Libya following their legitimate demands of life in dignity and without the despot Gadaffi's continued mismanagement and corruption.
     
    We find the situation unbearable: we don't want to be passive when we see that people rise up against the tyrant despite the obvious risk that their blood is spilled. Therefore we resign in protest and urge others to make their voices heard.

Translator Sayed Jalabi adds:


    It is because of what is happening in Libya. We believe that we can not continue working at an embassy, which stands for a regime that oppresses and mass-murdering people

stim da je sinak od gazde gadafija rekao da je libija pred građanskim ratom