As far as ugly,brutal dictators go for redemption,Gadaffi pretty much fit the bill. He gave up WMD's,made restitution to Lockerbie bombing victims and was on the human rights council of the UN (ok,so that's a negative).

I mean I'm not ready to canonize him as a saint but he was minding his own business when a bunch of outsider thugs attacked his country. He had every right to put the intruders down and was succeeding until Obama ordered NATO to bomb the crap out of him.

Egypt was a clean country,welcoming tourists to see the pyramids etc.and actually helped Israel to some degree to secure the Gaza border.These foreign fighters and off shoots of alqeda types got rid of these tow with Obama's help so they figured Syria would be easy pickings.What they didn't realize is Obama is afraid to confront Iranand Russia,backing the Syrian government.


Hillary announced a couple months ago she was going to help arm the Syrian rebels without knowing crap about who they are.

To me,all this is geared towards getting Israel off the map without Iran having to use a nuke and the fallout accidentally killing millions of arabs.

African dictators make Mubarak and Gadaffi look like choir boys,but there's no way Obama would dare take them out. He won't even punch holes in blockades that are keeping starving Africans from getting food donations.Of course the UN backs the black takeover of developed Africa leading to even more starvation and rape on a grand scale.

The culmination of electing an evil doer to the presidency.

Too lazy to pay attention to the details of this man's life we went along with the media mantra and bought into their lies about Obama.

The lives lost, ruined, and debased by his incompetence and outright hatred of this country cannot be excused.

The story of the Betrayal and Abandonment of our soldiers in Benghazi is starting to break through the mainstream media wall of silence.
Benghazi is not only the ugly story of Obama and his lies, it is also the astounding story of incredible heroism.
Dozens of American lives were saved by heroes running toward the sound of gunsnot away.
Why do we deserve to have heroes like these?
And, why do we accept craven leadership above them?

Our foolish government helped "liberate" the Libyan people from a cruel dictatorship, overlooking two considerations: ( 1) The Ghadaffi regime had not represented a threat to us since R. Reagan and then GW Bush scared the pants off of him, the latter in 2003 and afterward; and (2) the assumption that an overthrown dictatorship would be replaced by a responsible, representative form of government and resulting stability was so unbelievable that its proponents should not have been allowed to play outside their front yards unsupervised.

The mistake in judgment might have been averted by having the action approved (or not) by Congress, as intended by the separation of powers implied in our Constitution, which is too much ignored these days.

Someone played, and we are paying.