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Without strategic international aid, the rebels don't appear likely to be able to hold off the crazed dictator.
Saudi troops have moved in, Iran could get involved, and a state of emergency has been declared. Does America even have the capacity to pay attention?
Twenty-two percent want to send ground troops into Libya.
But "over the longer term the regime will prevail."
BBC's journalists said Libyan prisoners suffered much worse.
Maybe you hadn't heard, but there are a lot of them.
Rebels maintained control of the port city of Ras Lanuf.
"You gonna launch some attacks on Libya or something?"
This all feels uncomfortably familiar.
Qaddafi is using a different strategy than Mubarak did.
It's a "logistical nightmare," among other things.
Some view the battle as the official start of the civil war.
Someone has been drinking the Nescafé.
Are those warships really for humanitarian aid?
Qaddafi's forces attempt raids on the east, including attacking a radio station.
"The confidence of the demonstrators is remarkable."
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