Libya's Terrorism Option
Source: rightsidenews On March 19, military forces from the United States, France and Great Britain began to enforce U.N. Security Council Resolution 1973 , which called for the establishment of a no-fly zone over Libya and authorized the countries involved in enforcing the zone to “take all necessary measures” to protect civilians and “civilian-populated areas under threat of attack.” Obviously, such military operations cannot be imposed against the will of a hostile nation without first removing the country’s ability to interfere with the no-fly zone — and removing this ability to resist requires strikes against military command-and-control centers, surface-to-air missile installations and military airfields. This means that the no-fly zone not only was a defensive measure to protect the rebels — it also required an attack upon the government of Libya. Certainly, Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has no doubt that the U.S. and European military operations against the Lib