So, how much Western influence is in the Libyan situation?

The West should be careful about fly-by intervention in Libya. While it has a moral responsiblity to act in the face of the regime's gross abuses of human rights and possible crimes against humanity (using the full force of the military against civilians) they should think this through before diving in.

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There is no Middle East. The Middle East were artificially created. It was always a part of Africa.

Do you agree that the Suez Canal were constructed in April 1859 and were after 1o years completed, on November 1869?

That is not the point, but the illustration might help you to understand and perhaps influence your colonial education.

No heart feelings.

What has changed after Independence in Namibia should be the priority and how we can influence change with the modern technic.

Keep on the good work Milton.

Kind regards

Originally Posted by juikk

So, how much Western influence is in the Libyan situation?

To much, what do you think with your one liners?

Welcome back mindfactory! Let's play the ball, not the person :-)

Originally Posted by mindfactory

To much, what do you think with your one liners?

Perhaps it would help if you outline elaborately and lead the way in refraining from oneliners? Would be appreciated of course...Detail on the Western stakes that is :-)

Originally Posted by Admin

Welcome back mindfactory! Let's play the ball, not the person :-)

Thanks Shebeen!!!

Thanks Mindfactory.

My colonial education has had to change - I even had to accept that Namibia is an Independent country and not part of South Africa. LOL.