Superior french force?is there such a thing?
With the exception of the foreign legion (with a foreign majority) I would say no.
Bunch of yellow bellied surrender monkeys
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Superior french force?is there such a thing?
"obliged to accept the Security Council resolution that permits the use of force to protect the civilian population."
You intentionally committed human rights abuses, why bow to the UN now? You knew they didn't want you to kill civilians from the get go and you did it anyway.
Ooooohhhh that's right, self preservation.
The dude is just scared that some nations are actually going to get involved militarily in Libya... which I imagine would make his military (to paraphrase Charlie Sheen) look like droopy-eyed armless children.
He knows if he gets dethroned now he is facing charges of human rights abuses.
He will probably commit suicide long before that happens.
I can see this being labeled as the continued war against Islam, and the quest by the nasty west for oil reserves.
Superior french force?is there such a thing?
French President Jacques Chirac has said France would be ready to use nuclear weapons against any state which launched a terrorist attack against it.
Speaking at a nuclear submarine base in north-western France, Mr Chirac said a French response "could be conventional. It could also be of another nature."
Or find a rat hole like his buddy Saddam.
I can see this being labeled as the continued war against Islam, and the quest by the nasty west for oil reserves.
Saddam was an american puppet that went rouge(or straight actually lol just rouge to them) and they didn't like him anymore so the people suffered for AMERICAN oil.
THIS is completely different,this is a peoples revolution and I have heard from sources connected to libya that the majority of the country wants gaddafi out.So this is a war for the people)muslim majority) of libya and as long as their interests are kept at heart at all times it will never be called a war on islam.
HA HA
The Muslim's were happy with these two so called puppets of the west (Saddam and Gadhafi) for so long.
What took them so long to realise that they are unwanted puppets of the west and don't have their interests at heart, is it that they are just extremely slow?
Gadhafi was their hero when he was ordering the likes of Lockerbie, and supporting other terrorist activities, so what changed?
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You are being harsh and judging them by their horrendous WW2 mistake. If you look at their conflicts throughout history, the French overwhelmingly won more battles than they lost. I wouldn’t mess with them.
The only time they were any good was when they had Joan of Arc -- and look what they did to her.
Then they had the "revolution" ......... and the streets of Paris ran red
Then they got Napoleon -- who was not really French anyway.
They were largely responsible for the debacle that was the Versailles Peace Treaty in 1918
They crumbled in WWII
Indo China was not a very happy place for the French either
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Sino-French War
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