Just out of interest, where are these Merceneries from?
Mostly other African countries. I have not seen a breakdown by country, only a reference to mercenaries from other African countries (possibly neighboring states?).
Mostly other African countries. I have not seen a breakdown by country, only a reference to mercenaries from other African countries (possibly neighboring states?).
I'd bet my left testicle there's a few former SANDF guys in there.
If thousands of people massed together and demanded the overthrow of the American government, our government would turn machine guns on them, too. And unless I was among the protesters, I'd support them in doing so.
If thousands of people massed together and demanded the overthrow of the American government, our government would turn machine guns on them, too. And unless I was among the protesters, I'd support them in doing so.
In a democracy the government would be justified to defend itself. In a dictatorship, not so much.
The best dictatorships are where the people believe they are free........
True.A dictatorship could be a good thing if the dictator puts the people before himself. It is very rare.
Why would you admit to that? You know just because the "leaders" change does not mean the system does. And if the system is corrupt it then needs to go.If thousands of people massed together and demanded the overthrow of the American government, our government would turn machine guns on them, too. And unless I was among the protesters, I'd support them in doing so.
What do you have against the Libyan people? Do you know any? Or are you just a racist?
Members of a Libyan army unit said they had defected and "liberated" the country's second city from forces loyal to veteran leader Muammar Gaddafi after scores of protesters were killed in the bloodiest revolt now shaking the Arab world.
Two residents of Benghazi told Reuters on Sunday that members of the army's "Thunderbolt" squad had switched sides after days of violence that mark the most serious challenge to Gaddafi's 42-year rule. Al Jazeera reported clashes in the capital between thousands of protesters and Gaddafi supporters.
In a democracy the government would be justified to defend itself. In a dictatorship, not so much.
True.
Why would you admit to that? You know just because the "leaders" change does not mean the system does. And if the system is corrupt it then needs to go.
And you know this how?
Members of a Libyan army unit said they had defected and "liberated" the country's second city from forces loyal to veteran leader Muammar Gaddafi after scores of protesters were killed in the bloodiest revolt now shaking the Arab world.
Two residents of Benghazi told Reuters on Sunday that members of the army's "Thunderbolt" squad had switched sides after days of violence that mark the most serious challenge to Gaddafi's 42-year rule. Al Jazeera reported clashes in the capital between thousands of protesters and Gaddafi supporters.
Depends in what they're protesting over really, and the validity of the government.
In a democracy the government would be justified to defend itself. In a dictatorship, not so much.