Originally Posted by
Drummond
For me, the 'interesting' (or curious, anyway) feature of this story is that, though it's getting coverage in the UK, it's not ranking high on the list of stories currently out there.
Our press is far more interested in the 'Harry & Meghan' story, and any / all developments, including gossip, prognostications on their future. It's dominating pretty much everything over here.
I find a couple of things worthy of notation.
First, The UK, Germany and France once again with the woe is us. We have to do something about Libya. Not one mention in the article that any of the Libyan factions are invited, attending and/or have any say in the matter. Typical Euro/Western-logic.
You KNOW second is Erdogan.
Where'd he come from? He's got armed forces in Libya and patrolling its waters, but last I looked at the map, there's no Turkey in the spelling of Libya. Turkey's already occupying part of Syria and probably bleeding over into Iraq. I don't the last for sure because I don't know where exactly Turkish forces stopped. Erdogan appears to be quite the imperialist as of late, while pointing everyone's attention at the US/President Trump. So why is it suddenly Libya is his business?
“When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle.” Edumnd Burke