As news reports surfaced that toppled Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi was captured, and perhaps killed, in his hometown of Sirte, videos quickly surfaced of Libyans reacting to — and mostly celebrating — the news. Here are a few.
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Rebels stormed into Bab al-Aziziya, Muammar Gaddafi’s compound, symbolizing the start of a “new Libya,” according to rebels celebrating inside the compound, by destroying images of old Libya.
Muammar Gaddafi was nowhere to be found as the opposition forces easily moved into Libya’s capital.
Those left in the town of Ajdabiya, Libya honored the slain British journalist by naming their biggest square after him. (via Al Jazeera)
Yep, another Monday, NewsFeeders. Let’s hope that March, as proverbially promised, goes out like a lamb. Here’s what you missed this weekend while you were dreaming of warmer weather.
Welcome back, NewsFeeders! Just another Monday to check off the list. Hunker down and we’ll catch you up on the news that everyone will be talking about around the water cooler.
Since it’s 2010, it was probably a good call to get rid of a mascot that recalls the Confederacy.
Looking for blood to treat their injured fighters, Iraqi insurgents turn to hospitals and blood banks—and steal it at gunpoint.
