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What we’re doing in Libya is called ‘regime change’

By Austin Bay
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Stopping mass murder in Libya requires regime change. The first step toward achieving modern stability in Libya – not the brittle and brutal false stability of tyranny – is regime change.

The international coalition (yes, that Iraq word again, coalition) now aiding Libya’s rebels is pursuing regime change because actually winning Libya’s War of Liberation means getting rid of Moammar Gadhafi.

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