The enemy of our enemy is our friend - Qadafi blames Al Queda for uprising

[Craig234]

If you don't find some ironic humor in this after the right has milked Al Queda...

http://english.aljazeera.net/news/africa/2011/02/2011224143054988104.html

Our Republican leaders, spreading their version of 'democracy'.

I am noticing some similarity:

Mubaraks says protests are 'foreigners' against Egypt. Walker says protests are out of state people against the people of Wisconsin. Qadafi says protests are an Al Queda attack.

Since I'm posting a thread on Qadafai, may as well add a little more.

News report: his former Justice Minister, who resigned over the use of violence against protestors, claims to have proof Qadafi personally ordered the Lockerbie bombing.

 

[Steeplerot]

Qadafi has always been a right-wing extremist turd claiming to be revolutionary. Now he is on a list of ousted assholes who pulled this stuff like a small-time failed Stalin and Hitler or Pinochet.

Good riddance to reactionary trash.

 

[Lemon law]

Well, as long as Kadgoffie has said all unarmed Libyans protesters are secretly in league with Ossama Bin Laden, who do we believe? Kaddafi or Ossama Bin Laden?

Why risk siding with Ossama? Better Kadgoffie than Ossama. Be it resolved, every man woman and child in Libya must be slain, just to contain the epidemic. This calls for poison gas or a nuke, mere bullets are inefficient. And the most dangerous elements of Libyan unrest are in its new born infants. A bunch of rotten crybabies, and no damn doubt about it. Kill for peace, murder for peace, as long as I can stay far enough away, so not a single drop of blood falls on me.

But wait, is Kaddafi an even lower form of humanity than Al-Quida?

 

[chucky2]

Seek help.

 

[CanOWorms]

He's a modern Churchill, a deranged lunatic willing to do or say anything to retain power so that he can satisfy his own bloodlust.