Libya: Benghazi unrest, to Civil War, to a new government and Gaddafi's death.

[RodPresident]

I'm watching Rachel Maddow at The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, talking about Libyan Crisis, in Record News (that owns Brazilian rights).

[RodPresident]

I'm shocked with Mr. Sarkozy's hypocrisy. Now, he wants air attacks against some Gaddafi's targets. He wants to apologize after trying to prop up Ben Ali and his ministers visiting Egypt and Tunisia as friends of dictators. Another reason is that he wants to offer the Rafale-a failure fighter-to this new government in Benghazi.

[RodPresident]

Of course, Gaddafi is so legitimate like Cameron that is only representative of one constituency and from a party that has a plurality, but not a majority of popular support. Merkel, Cameron, Berlusconi and Sarkozy shook Gadaffi's hand and made business with him, but now, they are throwing him to lions. At least, Gaddafi made Libya more developed than in Idris' time and was more tied with Africa and Islamic's interests from a good group of Libyans.

[RodPresident]

Two Brazilian Congressmen - Brizola Neto (PDT-RJ) and Protógenes Queiroz (PC do B-SP) - are trying to enter Libya. They're invited by Tripoli's government to a Congress about peace, but security conditions are retaining them on Tunisian border.