oja oba !!!

Barely one week after Lybians took to the street to call for the ouster of African uber madman, Muammar Gaddafi is proving his reputation as the butcher of Tripoli. Gaddafi has spent the last 42 years conning Libyans out of their national wealth, forcing the people into unnecessary regional and national disputes through his childish tantrums and belligerence and making Libya the laughing stock everywhere. In the last one week Gaddafi has authorized his minions including mercenaries and snipers to shoot and obliterate Libyans asking for more say in how their nation is being run. The blood of Libyans have stained the murderous tantaloons of the crazed butcher of Libya http://blogs.aljazeera.net/middle-east/2011/02/17/live-blog-libya | Cries for help from Benghazi - Africa - Al Jazeera English | http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/libya/8335934/Libya-protests-140-massacred-as-Gaddafi-sends-in-snipers-to-crush-dissent.html

There's been much talk lately about the relationship between Hosni Mubark's government and the United States. Few, if any commentator or editorial have referred to any alliance between the peoples of the two countries. But what is the essence of national alliances? Alliances between government or alliances between people.

Egypt seems to have finally reached  a tipping point, or so it seems given the seeming resilience of the current demonstrations. The people, through tweets, facebook and blogposts have been calling for the mother of all protests, and they seem to be having it. The dictator, Hosni Mubarak however seems to remain completely removed from the events on the street, but something different may be in the ofin this time - the West seems to have learnt