Sharia blooms in the rubble of NATO's bombs

That's what Libyans want......

Harisemo

[QUOTE="Harisemo"]

That's what Libyans want......

DroidPhysX

That's what Libyans want......

good decision, all units built in a city with state religion begin with + 2 experience.

sounds like we need more bombs.

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good decision, all units built in a city with state religion begin with + 2 experience.

Riverwolf007

best response yet.

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

[QUOTE="Harisemo"]

That's what Libyans want......

GazaAli

Or just the rebel leaders who have the guns. Seeing they just beat the last leader who had all of the guns they get to make the choices. Sharia law gives a lot of power to the government. It's pretty natural for the leaders to want it.

unfortuantley people in the west think democracy in muslim countries means secular government, they don't understand the mentality of most muslims.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Wasdie"]

Or just the rebel leaders who have the guns. Seeing they just beat the last leader who had all of the guns they get to make the choices. Sharia law gives a lot of power to the government. It's pretty natural for the leaders to want it.

Harisemo

unfortuantley people in the west think democracy in muslim countries means secular government, they don't understand the mentality of most muslims.

Secular governments have been better for the people when I look at countries.

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]I don't see this as the end of the world. It's just one vague sentence on a piece of paper. Until there is actually a new Libyan government I can't really say much about the new Libyan government. With that said, I doubt Libya is all of a sudden going to become this vibrant democracy. That is going to take time. Specific political movement are going to have to develop into parties, as is a legitimate judicial system, among other things. But the Libyan revolution has begun to lay the foundation for that vibrant democracy. This has been an important first step. GazaAli

And this is really nothing new in Libya. Gaddafi preached about incorporating elements of Sharia for years, and to a certain but limited degree he did (example: no alcoholic beverages allowed).

UPDATE: Al-Qaeda and Islamic Extremists Taking Over Libya with NATO Approval and Assistance

No, this isn't just another "flickers of al Qaeda" story. It's the cold, hard truth ...

Abdelhakim Belhaj is the founder and leader of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG), a jihadist movement that, as an affiliate of al Qaeda, was banned worldwide by the UN 1267 Committee.

Between 2004 and 2010, he was imprisoned as part of Bush Jr.'s "war on terror".

However, during the two months preceding the rebel advance on Tripoli, he was TRAINED BY U.S. SPECIAL FORCES to conduct military operations against Gaddafi.

He's now the appointed chief of Tripoli's rebel Military Council, where his leadership is well-established.

STORY URL: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article28990.htm

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Now, Harisemo, before you rejoice, I'd just like to point out something that should be becoming increasingly obvious to you: Your beloved al Qaeda is just a puppet of the West---just a tool the West uses to advance its neo-colonialist ambitions! How does that make you feel?

That's what Libyans want......

Harisemo