l be coming. Wanted Dead of Alive: $1.6 Million Bounty on Qaddafi's Head A bounty of $1.6 million has been placed on the head of Libyan strongman Mu'amar Al-Qaddafi by the rebel-run National Council. Those who remain close to Al-Qaddafi are being offered amnesty if they kill the besieged leader. The announceme

ave gone missing while on assignment to cover the withdrawal of rebel forces from Adjdabiya. Some believe the four were captured by forces loyal to Mu'amar Al-Qaddafi, but the government has promised the newspaper that if it was true, they would be released immediately and unharmed. Saif Al-Islam, one of Al-Qadd

nding Military Advisers "On the Ground" in Libya The British are sending a team of military advisers to Libya to help rebel forces fight strongman Mu'amar Al-Qaddafi. Newspapers in the U.K. are reporting that a senior officer is heading a 20-man team to Benghazi that for the first time includes armed soldiers.

ople Crucifixion Nails Taken to the Grave Feeding the (Rich) World EFTA00707932 Obama with a double standard vis-à-vis American policy versus Mu'amar Al-Qaddafi in Libya. The White House has not called for Al-Asad to step down and critics say the threat to the Syrian population by its president is no less t

down before any deal takes effect. Libyan Army Suspends Anti-Opposition Attacks in Misrata; US Drones Enter the Action Libyan army troops loyal to Mu'amar Al-Qaddafi on Saturday suspended attacks against rebels in the city of Misrata in order to allow tribal leaders to try to negotiate surrender by rebel leader