Another Point of failed Libyan Invasion

NATO releases locusts in Libya

The Arab Spring and the fall of Colonel Gaddafi have continued to have long-lasting effects across the entire African continent, after agricultural experts warned of swarms of locusts about to move from Libya into neighbouring countries. The Food and Agricultural Organisation of the UN has warned that following the death of Libya's despot leader, thousands of the pests have been allowed to breed and move across the nation's poorly-monitored borders. Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk...

Is Libya better now? These locusts will be a constant menace now that NATO has interfered. Another worsening of Libya because of NATO.

Where are all the experts who wanted intervention in Libya? Bet you did not see this coming did you?

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I do not know if you noticed but Libya was having a revolution before NATO air support had anything to do with it. In fact it would no doubt still be going on and most likely be going on for many many more years. Of course with that kind of death toll this story would be the least of anyones concern. And yet you think that would be a good thing?

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We choose a side for them and interfered, we should have let it naturally happen.

So it is better now? have all the civilian deaths stopped? has the new leader opened up new schools? Given everyone a stipend for marriage? Increased their literacy rate?

Nadda; that is what Gaddafi did, not your terrorist leaders currently running the country.