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Sorry if this is slightly off topic.

What I dont understand is why the west considered Gaddafi an ally (or semi ally) before the revolution started. He nicely fell in their good books and they accepted him as a member of the family. But once his people found the balls to resist dictatorship, the west came running to find its interest in the whole situation (ahem oil), so they are now playing their cards so they support the opposition in power and in return oil contracts are being signed as I type this.

Why is the west still considering dictators in the Arab world today, as allies, in countries where those people didnt yet protest against those dictators, i,e morocco, saudi and jordan.

Why isnt the Syrian president Bashar Al Assad attacked by Nato. Did you guys watch the Youtube videos of what he is doing to kids? Head shots by snipers ... and tortured and then killed.

Also, the time it takes to send help is toooooooooo long... this gave gaddafi and other dictators enough time to kill more of their people.

Anyway there is a historic change in the middle east and for the first time, this change came from within, from the people, peacefully,.... and if those dictators dont go, they will go forcefully by the people which is very democratic to me.

Breaking News: Nato will target Gaddafi directly!

WS.