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Unarmed people power drums Libya's jihadists out of Benghazi

If I did, I wouldn't try to tell everyone what people in Myrtle Beach think and do, or pretend I'm some kind of anthropologist.

LOLOLOL.. I know MB quite well.. I worked the for nearly a decade.
 
Arguably those in Saudi Arabia or the UAE would know far more about such things due to higher literacy rates. Are we really going to argue that a country having experienced such a constitution for a 10 year interval half a century ago is really going to make such a difference? Iraq and Iran were both parliamentary democracies in the 1950's .

The Libyan Constitution under King Idris lasted from 1951 to 1969.. They were developing infrastructure rapidly... oil revenue from 4 million bpd was fueling healthcare and literacy... and both Tobruk and Wheelus were friendly influences on Libya.
 
LOLOLOL.. I know MB quite well.. I worked the for nearly a decade.

So what?

Were you male, female, rich, poor, educated and uneducated? No, you weren't. You experienced one little tiny slice of life there (granted, not as insulated as your Disney World Libya), and vacation does not bear anthropologic perspective.
 
The Libyan Constitution under King Idris lasted from 1951 to 1969..

On 25 April 1963, the federal system of government was abolished and in line with this the name of the country was changed to the Kingdom of Libya to reflect the constitutional changes.

History of Libya - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Of course it was developing "rapidly", look where it started:

Following independence Libya faced a number of problems. There were no colleges in the country and just sixteen college graduates. Also the country had just three lawyers with not a single Libyan physician, engineer, surveyor or pharmacist in the kingdom. It was also estimated that only 250,000 Libyans were literate and that 5% of the population was blind, with eye diseases such as trachoma widespread. In light of these Britain provided a number of civil servants to staff the government.
 
The Libyan Constitution under King Idris lasted from 1951 to 1969.. They were developing infrastructure rapidly... oil revenue from 4 million bpd was fueling healthcare and literacy... and both Tobruk and Wheelus were friendly influences on Libya.

So.Bloody.What?
 
So what?

Were you male, female, rich, poor, educated and uneducated? No, you weren't. You experienced one little tiny slice of life there (granted, not as insulated as your Disney World Libya), and vacation does not bear anthropologic perspective.

Oh.. you are a loser.. no wonder you are so opposed to constructive US foreign policy.
 
Ecofarm behaves like an internet troll and should be treated like one, ignored. You're only feeding his ego by reacting to his negativity which is the basis behind most of his posts.

I personally think it is great that Libyans are trying to become a peaceful people. It is obvious that they are fed up with leaders and militias continuously putting the average citizen in danger for whatever reason.
 
This is a great thing for the Muslim community, but let's don't act like it's the norm. This is the first time that Muslims have stood up to the Islamofacists. 'bout damn time, IMO.

Aside from the Iranian election dispute, Palestinian Civil war , the campaign against the Taliban within Pakistan (by both the Army and local militia's) the Afghan national Army and numerous other examples, yes
 
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