On air at 1500gmt: Talking Libya, Ivory Coast, Syria and Yemen
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Friday, 4 April 2011
|15:27 - 17:00 GMT
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The libyan conflict is no longer a protest but insurgence against a state!
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Arming rebels is not the best. But they must look for a way out to remove Gaddafi without a war. Nana Yaa - Ghana.
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16:21
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It seems that the western campaign is driven by their motive to maintain their credibility in the middleeast. Why is the west not moved by the civil wars that rage in africa ?
-Alpesh P
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It seems like US thrives on wars as it gives a meaning and a vision to their young generations and they are lookin for the same in libya.
harshit
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16:20
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Sankar from mauritius. is there any other country or political leader in the world who supports gaddafi’s reluctance to give up power?
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16:19
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@Ö÷²¥´óÐã_WHYS there was no way air strikes alone would be effective, they know this. This intervention will have to involve an occupying force.
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16:18
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If mr Obama don’t want to target Qaddai .so how many people going to die.when therer’s no other way to get rid of him..Sadi.SYDNEY
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Why can’t NATO or the coalition just go after gaddafi and save time and lives
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16:17
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@Ö÷²¥´óÐã_WHYS Gaddafi and his cronies should be prosecuted for their crimes.
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@Ö÷²¥´óÐã_WHYS once bombings started, this was destined to turn into a different beast.
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It seems like rebels in Libya are the ’ good guys’ as they share the same ’anti-Gadafi’ sentiments with the West. With hopes that another terrorist group is not being ’fertilizied’, may God bless the world with peace. Alphonso of Malaysia.
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16:16
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7 civilians died is nothing compared to the huge number of civilians die every day by Gaddaffi troops.
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16:15
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(Oskar) If the Us goes ahead with arming the rebels, they are just enforcing their method of policing the world.
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They should not be called rebels but opposition. However Gadaffi should just leave, period! Dan Manjang, Jos, Nigeria.
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does USA want to repeat Vietnam and Afghanistan by arming rebels? ...COL ABHISHEK, INDIA
On air at 1500gmt: Talking Libya, Ivory Coast, Syria and Yemen
| Friday, 4 April 2011 | 15:27 - 17:00 GMT
From 1500GMT we're broadcasting a live hour long show on Ö÷²¥´óÐã World News TV. If you want to join the discussion, you can call country code 44 20 70 83 72 72, text country code 44 77 86 20 60 80, email us, or post here. Thanks for taking part.
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The libyan conflict is no longer a protest but insurgence against a state!
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Arming rebels is not the best. But they must look for a way out to remove Gaddafi without a war. Nana Yaa - Ghana.
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It seems that the western campaign is driven by their motive to maintain their credibility in the middleeast. Why is the west not moved by the civil wars that rage in africa ? -Alpesh P
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It seems like US thrives on wars as it gives a meaning and a vision to their young generations and they are lookin for the same in libya. harshit
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Sankar from mauritius. is there any other country or political leader in the world who supports gaddafi’s reluctance to give up power?
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@Ö÷²¥´óÐã_WHYS there was no way air strikes alone would be effective, they know this. This intervention will have to involve an occupying force.
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If mr Obama don’t want to target Qaddai .so how many people going to die.when therer’s no other way to get rid of him..Sadi.SYDNEY
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Why can’t NATO or the coalition just go after gaddafi and save time and lives
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@Ö÷²¥´óÐã_WHYS Gaddafi and his cronies should be prosecuted for their crimes.
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@Ö÷²¥´óÐã_WHYS once bombings started, this was destined to turn into a different beast.
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It seems like rebels in Libya are the ’ good guys’ as they share the same ’anti-Gadafi’ sentiments with the West. With hopes that another terrorist group is not being ’fertilizied’, may God bless the world with peace. Alphonso of Malaysia.
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7 civilians died is nothing compared to the huge number of civilians die every day by Gaddaffi troops.
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(Oskar) If the Us goes ahead with arming the rebels, they are just enforcing their method of policing the world.
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They should not be called rebels but opposition. However Gadaffi should just leave, period! Dan Manjang, Jos, Nigeria.
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does USA want to repeat Vietnam and Afghanistan by arming rebels? ...COL ABHISHEK, INDIA