Uh, hi there. Title says it all. I am almost foaming, y'know.
And the earthquake thing in Japan made it worse, because the natural disaster that has befallen the Japanese people will polarize media attention for the time being, like Haiti, Australia and company, before being forgotten.
But Lybia concerns me more because an earthquake, for how devastating, is a natural disaster, and it's nobody's fault: there's nothing much that can be done besides helping people and scooping up the pieces to get life back on track (not an easy job, I know).
Lybia. An all out war. A completely HUMAN thing. Plans can be devised, actions can be taken, precautions can be applied, and so forth.
At first, bombings or not, the rebels pushed everywhere. They were a spit away from Gheddafi's hideout in Tripoli. Then the situation stabilized. Then,
almost three weeks into the heavy fighting, Gheddafi has gained momentum and his tribal army strategy is paying off. Of course, what could the rebels do against all the high-flying planes with their ZPU-4s and ZU-23-2s?
And the west is still very, very tepid.
If Gheddafi wins, the west does the outraged observer part, but things settle down in his favor again in a few months, I know I'm gonna blaspheme now 'till my blood pressure pulls a Tarantino on me.
Is anybody here on the same page, or a shrug and a meh is all?