What i don't understand
Is why Gaddafi (being such an oh so evil man) was nominated for Nobel Peace Prize.
And that huge waterway that brought water throughout the whole area.
Didn't every libyan get a cut of the oil money as well? Just like Iran? (ding ding ding, red light! clue)

Anyways, I bet people went for their own reasons, but we all know how the CIA likes to start revolutions against their governments.

(...) as Moscow gave the go-ahead to a planned opposition march followed by a rally where 50,000 people will protest the results of the parliamentary elections.

Often people come here and point fingers at other countries for their "brutality" and whatnot.

Seriously, people need to start looking into small details like this. The fact that Moscow gave permission for a massive protest of 50,000 people speaks higher than some stories spread by western propaganda towards other regimes.

Not saying Russia is heaven, or that this crap didn't happen or that the elections were manipulated, or even that Putin is a great president/dictator/whatever.

But at least let people formulate their opinions based on facts, not stereotypical propaganda.

As for the involvement of the US, I doubt it. Infiltration in movements happens all the time, from all the countries anywhere. US "spies" were seen in other countries protests, but usually they are confined to observer status.

It's not by chance that the CIA files on societies and communities are filled with detailed information, they do gather information, and that does not mean they manipulate anything.

OF COURSE THE US IS. Gorbechev, Kissinger's good buddy, ordered Putin, a relatively good politician, to step down. I am very afraid they are trying to do to him, what they did to Gaddaffi because he is trying to disclose what they are doing.