Col. Qaddafi's Last Stand?
From Russia with love Like Nasser, Qaddafi became a staunch ally of the Soviet Union - an alliance that provided him with access to large supplies of weapons, but earned him the increasing enmity of the United States. Above, Qaddafi (center) meets with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in 1976. 
Warming relations : Western leaders responded by gradually warming ties with the Libyan regime. Here, Argentine President Cristina Kirchner visits Qaddafi at the Bab Azizia palace, which was destroyed in a 1986 U.S. air raid and left in ruins as a reminder of Western aggression. Although Qaddafi may have dropped his anti-U.S. policies, he never abandoned their trappings -- the sculpture behind the two leaders shows a fist crushing a U.S. wa RPLAN. to consider ( Foreign Policy )
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U.S.: Neo-Con Hawks Take Flight over Libya
By Jim Lobe In a distinct echo of the tactics they pursued to Encourage U.S. intervention in the Balkans and Iraq, a familiar clutch of neo-conservatives appealed Friday for the United States and NATO to "immediately" to prepare military action help bring down the regime of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
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Nadja and Enissa: God help that is not the freedom-loving people Libyan appliances from bad to worse. The vultures of the neocons and NATO lurking menacingly dangerous ....
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