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Gadhafi
Gadhafi finally buried
Based on a number of different reports, it seems clear that deposed Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi was probably killed by his captors, not by random crossfire in a gun battle with loyalists as some have claimed. That’s not surprising. He was not captured by a disciplined military unit nor by police, but by a gang … Continue reading
Thoughts on Irene
I’ve had the TV on all day, tuned to CNN, watching the news and worrying about everyone on the East Coast. Specifically, I worry about those few individuals I know there. I keep reminding myself that these folks will undoubtedly be listening to their local officials, not CNN news hounds, and will have the best, … Continue reading
Run, Gadhafi, run
Moammar Gadhafi is probably not a happy camper today. Nobody seems to know where he is, but we know for sure he’s on the run, hiding, probably trying to get out of Libya. It’s one thing, when you’re in power and in control, to announce to the world that you will never leave your country, … Continue reading
War is not healthy for children
I’m usually insulated from the news on weekends because there’s always something else going on. So I was caught completely off guard when I clicked on the MSNBC website a short time ago and saw this headline: Gadhafi’s youngest son, grandkids killed in NATO attack Gadhafi’s name scarcely registered as I saw “son, grandkids killed.” … Continue reading
Nothing he can say
President Obama will address the nation tomorrow night to explain U.S. involvement in Libya. Or at least, attempt to explain. How many times has he already tried to explain — first why he was keeping us out of Libya, then why we were going in. It made sense for us to stay out and let … Continue reading
Tenting tonight … or not
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi (one of many spelling variations, including “thug”) won’t get to pitch his tent on Donald Trump’s Bedford, NY, property after all. Boo hoo. The Donald usually gets to do what he wants, but apparently there were some people in Bedford who put principle and city codes above money. Gadhafi, here to … Continue reading
