Q.
Do you think Gaddafi Leave power like Hosni Mubarak ?
Asked by ignoreme,
20 Feb '11 12:31 am
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Stop the massacre now!" say Muslim leaders
* Reports of unrest in west of Libya
* Benghazi man says security forces withdraw from streets
* Internet service cut (Recasts, edits, adds report of unrest in Tripoli, Nalut)
TRIPOLI, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Libyan Muslim leaders told security forces to stop killing civilians, responding to a spiralling death toll from unrest which threatens veteran leader Muammar Gaddafi's authority.
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Answered by jameel ahmed, 20 Feb '11 10:44 am
* Reports of unrest in west of Libya
* Benghazi man says security forces withdraw from streets
* Internet service cut (Recasts, edits, adds report of unrest in Tripoli, Nalut)
TRIPOLI, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Libyan Muslim leaders told security forces to stop killing civilians, responding to a spiralling death toll from unrest which threatens veteran leader Muammar Gaddafi's authority.
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Not likely,,, he has learned from mubarak - do not allow protestors
Answered by dhanendra kumar jain, 20 Feb '11 10:18 am
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Now that they know the taste of success, people will push for more. His days may also be numbered
Answered by Shashi LS, 20 Feb '11 07:51 am
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The situation in the whole of Middle East and the Horn of AFRICA is in TURMOIL. Just wait and watch the scenario - Yemen is next in LINE. So also ALGLERIA and sooner than later LIBYA...... and to a certain extent IRAN as well.
Answered by John Mascarenhas, 20 Feb '11 01:06 am
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Libyans are generally satisfied w/ Col. Ghadaffi. And Libya is also a MUCH more spread out country than Egypt- the pop of Libya is prolly lesser than the pop. of Cairo. And Libyans have relatively high level of affluence and lower level of unemployment and poverty compared to Egypt. I doubt it....
Answered by A Moin, 20 Feb '11 12:43 am
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