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| Permalink View Article Stats Gaddafi, Moral Interventionism, Libya, and the Arab Revolutionary Moment Quicklink submitted by M. Wizard (Add your own quicklinks easily with the OpEdNews Quick Link Browser bookmark) |
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| Long ago Qaddafi forfeited the legitimacy of his rule, creating the political conditions for an appropriate revolutionary challenge. Recently he has confirmed this assessment by referring to the disaffected portion of his own citizenry as 'rats and dogs' or 'cockroaches,' and employing the bloodthirsty and vengeful language of a demented tyrant. Such a tragically criminal imposition of political abuse on the Libyan experience is a painful reality that exists beyond any reasonable doubt, but does it validate a UN authorized military intervention carried out by a revived partnership of those old colonial partners, France and Britain, and their post-colonial American imperial overseer? |
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