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Suicide bombing outside Libyan parliament in Tobruk wounds three - spokesman:

A suicide bomber detonated a car laden with explosives in front of a hotel where Libya's elected parliament was in session in the eastern city of Tobruk on Tuesday, wounding three deputies, the assembly's spokesman said. Ref. Source 5

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IS claims attack on Tripoli airport, 3 killed:

Militants attacked Tripoli's airport on Friday and killed three security personnel, a Libyan official said, in an assault claimed by the Islamic State jihadist group. Ref. Source 4q

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60 killed as truck bomb explodes near police base in western Libya:

A MASSIVE truck bomb exploded near a police base in the western Libyan town of Zliten yesterday, killing at least 60 policemen and wounding around 200 others, officials said. Ref. Source 5r

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Passengers from hijacked Libyan plane freed in Malta

At least 109 of the 111 passengers that were aboard a Libyan passenger plane that was hijacked and diverted to Malta have been released, according to Malta's Prime Minister Joseph Muscat. Muscat said two hijackers and some crew members could still be aboard the Afriqiyah Airways plane. Ref. USAToday.

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Libya: Sniper kills woman and sailor on Benghazi's Guiliana Bridge

The gunmen opened up on the car and his niece, who was eight-months pregnant, was shot in the side. A sailor who rushed to help was then shot dead. Ref. Source 3s.

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So, this is all fallout from the Arab Spring the press was raving about a few years ago. I remember Chris Matthews gushing how something as wonderful as the Arab Spring could only happen under a President Obama and SECSTATE Clinton administration. Now the region is unstable and people continue to die by the hundreds daily across the region.

These places are not the US and Europe. They are not used to the freedoms we enjoy nor are they used to democracy. They don't have the same level of education we have and the education they do have tends to be biased and possibly radical. Their culture and morals are different than ours. What I'm saying is they aren't ready for this and they need a more authoritative government.

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Sadly enough I agree with you. It's sad that some of these countries need dictators. Look at Iraq for example. Saddam Hussein was a horrible man and did horrible things. Looking objectively though Iraq was much more stable and peaceful than it has been since his removal from power.

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Yes, and for Libya that is a hundred fold more true. Libya is barely a country. Qaddaffi was most definitely a strongman and he did some evil things, but he held that country together.