Reply With QuoteWebsite with many photos from Libya, some I've seen before, some not. Warning for some graphic content.
Twice - I posted this about 4 days ago. There is also a version with subtitles.Originally Posted by PUMPKINbig
Website with many photos from Libya, some I've seen before, some not. Warning for some graphic content.
WHy is it when rebels are supported by Europe or US thier called Freedom Fighters, but when thier against those nations thier called terrorist?
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because of either you're with us or against us motto
I posted that already on page 271. Some good photos there nevertheless.
I somehow missed your post. Good job, buddy.I posted that already on page 271
Maybe it cause rebels tend not to do so much terroristic things such as welcoming a mass-murdering terrorist like Al-Megrahi home as a hero and they simultaneously fight for freedom from such people who do? P.S. - It's spelled "They're" ya troll.
what do you think,how much those who welcomed that terrorist are now between rebels!? i think ,most of them!Maybe it cause rebels tend not to do so much terroristic things such as welcoming a mass-murdering terrorist like Al-Megrahi home as a hero and they simultaneously fight for freedom from such people who do? P.S. - It's spelled "They're" ya troll.
From Brega frontline
Uh, no - That photo of the plane landing is in Tripoli, so probably no rebel types there. Not that some of those people might not have tried to escape the insanity of Tripoli by now or else wish they were with the rebel side - can't blame them.
In fact, Al-Megrahi comes from the Mgarha tribe based in the loyalists strong hold of Sabha which are strong allies with Gaddafi tribe.
Pictures, Videos or Kindly STFU.
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.Dozens of Libyan women in Benghazi fired machine guns in the air to celebrate the end of their military training session, as they vowed to take up arms against Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
Libya is blessed with vast reservoirs of oil and water, however both need electricity to get them out of the ground.
Muamar Gadaffi, Libya's longtime leader, has tried to cut access to these resources, by cutting electricity from opposition strongholds in the east of Libya.
Al Jazeera's Anita McNaught reports from Jalu, Libya.
This message was spotted with a camerapod under a Dutch F-16 west of Misuratah.
This would make you happy i think if youre flying your mission , and you spot this, then you know why your doing this!
[source : Dutch MOD]
Rebel tankers at Brega front firing at distant targets.
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