If you saw the video of Gaddafi's capture, immediate torture, you'd know that they are animals over there. Just barbaric animals.

We can sit and debate the legitimacy of attacking Libya all we want to, the point I want to make is this:

If we made the decision to attack, we should have backed it up with ground forces to prevent this type of hysteria from filling the power vacuum.

If we were concerned about being the good guys, that is. Sure - we'd catch crap from people claiming we were empire-building and "in it for oil" (since any country with more than five cubic feet of sand must have oil in it, apparently) - but at least you wouldn't have such a cluster #.

Obama's decision to call the strike... followed by what amounts to nearly a media black-out on the aftermath... is just eerie to me. I know the media has a short memory and goes for sensationalism... but you would think there would be a higher demand for news regarding the country we randomly decided to start blowing up. Or do people just believe it's all rainbows and unicorns over there, and see no reason to wonder about the outcome of the rebellion?