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It is reported in some circles that the JEWSA will send a ground force "peace keeping mission" to Libya in September, and then invade in late September or early October (Alex Jones at Infowars.com).
This will reinforce Obama's image as a great war President, and will be well received by the Jews internationally.
The UK and France are thus the advanced guard helping the "al-CIA-duh" based rebels in the East around Benghazi, and simultaneously weakening Qaddafi's consolidation efforts in HIS OWN COUNTRY through NATO air attacks.
Suffice to say Gaddafi should focus on developing his nations asymmetric warfare skills as much as possible with small self sufficient units fighting the invader under a heavily decentralized command with simple battlefield equipment which can be easily operated and maintained.
Psychologically arming 1-2 million Libyans might be great, but nothing beats a small fighting force which is well trained in guerrilla warfare, mobile, well motivated...with extensive supplies of arms........Afghan Mujaheddin 70--90,000 against the full Soviet military might. Hezbollah 5,000--10,000 against Israel......and the Sunni Iraqi resistance in Iraq 30,000 only against the JEWSA invaders.
Small is beautiful.
Ops outside of Libya should not be contemplated.
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Russian Envoy: NATO Likely Preparing Ground Invasion in Libya
Amid Escalations, Speculation Some Member Nations Will Invade
Speaking today to a Russian media outlet, Russian ambassador to NATO Dmitry Rogozin said he believes that NATO, or at least some of its members, are laying the groundwork for a fullscale ground invasion of Libya.
Rogozin’s comments came in the wake of repeatedly complaints about the repeated escalation of the war by NATO member nations, particularly France, and included a call for France to explain how it felt dropping weapons into Libya did not violate UN Security Resolution 1970.
NATO officials have repeatedly denied a plan to invade the nation, which is explicitly forbidden by the UN resolution they are using as a pretext for the war. They have, however, suggested they would be open to a post-Gadhafi occupation force.
But some NATO troops have already been caught on camera violating the ban, and as what was presented as a quick air war descends into a long-term stalemate expected to last months, France and Britain in particular seem keen to escalate the war in hopes that it will provide a solution. At this point, few escalatory options exist other than a ground invasion.
