Epstein Secrets

hands of Libyan rebels as rumours spread that the tyrant himself had fled the capital. There were reports that Gaddafi had fled to a bunker outside Tripoli, while the British representative of the rebels told Sky News he believed the dictator may even have gone to Algeria. Independent Libyan televisio

's National Transitional Council, the rebels' governing body, said they had arrested Saif al-Islam and Al-Saadi, two of the tyrant's sons. A third, Muhammad, was reported to have handed himself in. More... • Libyan rebels capture Tripoli and arrest dictator's son Sail*: 'We'll aive Gaddafi safe passage

? The Liby=n people's growing disdain of militias, both jihadi and tribal. In Novem=er, Libyans outraged by rising lawlessness drove militias out of Tripoli. Libya's weak central governmen=, however, lacks the properly trained security forces needed to assert contro=. Libya's first democratically-electe

ts there= On MSNBC, Karen Finney said the story exonerated the Obama administration because it found that a fake Hollywood video mocking the Prophet Muhammad did, in fact, help spark the attack. =solationists on the left and the right argued that any military action—particularly one carried out by the Uni

itted to creating a secular post-Qaddafi polity and are therefore wary of the Islamists' long-term program. The discord that has already arisen in Tripoli's Municipal Governing Council over the proper role of Islam in public policy illustrates this division. The secularists will doubtless pay particul

wish list. He has even written a book about it. He knows it would be a global game-changer like nothing else. Zawahri worked closely with the late Muhammad Elias Kashmiri, killed in a drone attack this year, to start a war in the subcontinent to hasten what Al-Qaeda calls "the end of times." Al-Qaeda