My position on Libya and Gaddafi was fixed long ago and very strong, so I do not be doubtful about it. If you have questions or do not know what I'm talking about read this .
in Libya only thing clear now is that the situation is a mess, and in the midst of this chaos, yet in a position to clear, is a maniac. This, coupled with the news blackout that any rumor becomes news, and vice versa, leaving a beautiful opening for the entry of the literature as special envoy.
For example, elmundo.es is now on the cover this story: Rebels
BAREFOOT AND A CITY RECOVER PRO MACHETES Gaddafi
rebels expel troops loyal to Muammar Gaddafi city \u200b\u200band remain behind them, heading toward Ras Lanouf, key population of the country's oil production.
The news fills the entire width, except a column dedicated to Mourinho, the page is illustrated with a photo Gaddafi and a guy with a machete that I do want to Crocodile Dundee.
Well, obviously this story is unlikely. I venture to say that is a lie because I do not know Javier Espinosa, signature, and I'm certainly not in Libya, so the face from what it seems: literature. Now, the city in question is Brega, 750 miles from Tripoli. As you see, "the rebels", we do not know anyone who is but that's not the fault of the journalist, just do not know, we lack information, have "recovered" a pro-Gaddafi city. By the use of words, I understand that the city had risen, out and out, had taken to the forces of the regime and now those active forces returned accompanied by troops loyal to put things in place, after which, the rebels have returned to throw them and so on.
With machetes. And bare, a key fact to understand all this.
Well, look, Javier Espinosa, and the rebels took more than machetes, or at least were shoes, or speaking troops were rather low or the air raids have not existed. What is possible is all together: there is a pro-Gaddafi army aviation including fleeing to the desert in front of a bunch of guys who persecute them with machetes. And going barefoot, I insist.
A bit of seriousness that the topic deserves. If there is information, not demos. If you know only that Gadhafi has lost control of a city, that contrast is said. Without romanticism and literature. Much of the blame for the international community is moving a finger are economic interests with the Libyan regime, nobody should doubt. But another good part of the blame is on the eastern romanticism Liberty Leading the People. As if out Mubarak and Gaddafi were to go just because they ask in a square.
And speaking of practical and unromantic types, all this reminded me inevitably to this glorious adventure film sequence:
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