Reply With QuoteStill remind me of a swarm of angry bees who just want to sting someone and yell 'allah akbar'.
EU instructors makes miracles.Originally Posted by Shade001
Still remind me of a swarm of angry bees who just want to sting someone and yell 'allah akbar'.
Pictures below, taken by Noreen Jameel, show an explosion outside the Tebisti hotel in Benghazi, where foreign journalists and senior officials of the National Transitional Council (NTC), the main rebel administration in eastern Libya, are housed.NTC members were holding a press conference there when a car packed with explosives went off.
The explosion was the first act of violence in six weeks in the rebel stronghold. No immediate casualties were reported amid fears of a second device detonating.
Armed Westerners Spotted
Captured Truvelo .308 at the end?
You know, with 8 billion 14.5, 12.7, and 23mm rounds in the air, plus all that unguided arty, i would be hesitant to send in Choppers.
Geez sorry for my bad repost guys. I try to keep up with this thread, but it moves fast. Here's something I hope hasn't been posted.
It almost looks like a diorama for a scale model of a technical.
Munitions lie in a state security building taken over by anti-government protesters in Ben Ghazi February 23, 2011. RTRS/ASMAA WAGUIH
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From YouTube. No description with the video. Perhaps it was filmed by someone from the ambulance?
Last edited by redcoat2; 06-02-2011 at 05:29 PM. Reason: added link
Rebels under fire ...but seem unfussed.
Wtf are they high?
Cool sound of the incoming rounds though.
At 2:58 one impacts pretty close to a car. And they are just laughing their ass off while chanting Allahu Akbar.
Actually, they're laughing.Rebels under fire ...but seem unfussed.
A rebel army officer stood guard near cars destroyed in a blast outside the Tibesti Hotel yesterday in Benghazi, the rebels’ capital
http://english.aljazeera.net/video/a...013363204.htmlNiger's city of Agadez has been transformed from a bustling trade hub in the middle of the Sahara desert into a refugee centre for the thousands of African migrants fleeing the violence in Libya.
For the last two months, a large convoy of trucks has been driving into town each week. The flow has now eased to about 10 vehicles packed with between 1,500 and 3,000 people.
Apparently today in zawiyah. Can't confirm , Google translate makes mumbo-jumbo from the arabic.
Driving along the Dafniyah frontline..
Pro-G demonstration in Prague...I guess the embassy there hasn't turned yet.
Please note that since yesterday the situation has changed: Rebels are now IN Yefren, have retaken the city center and are clearing the city.The situation map of Libya's Yefren and Qalaa as of June 1st, 2011 tweeted by @4Adam
http://shabablibya.org/news/situatio...ns-june-2-2011
Stalemate? Not really.
More map...
Old map, dated 5 may, showing grad positions and strikes.
Nice pic...
Libyan rebels take position during a battle against forces loyal to Moamer Gadhafi in the town of Tamina, nine miles from Misrata, on May 13, 2011.
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