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Leader of anti Gadaffi forces complaining about NATO
NATO forces "don't do anything" even though the United Nations gave them the right to act, Younis said. He said bureaucracy means that NATO strikes sometimes come eight hours after rebels' have communicated targets
That rebel guy ought to thank his lucky stars he's dealing with NATO and not the UN.
It's Entitlement Warfare. You gave us food last week, where is the food for this week? The food last week came on a Tuesday and we would like it on a Monday. Why does it take you till Wednesday to bring us our food?
If the rebels want to strike the government forces, they should do so regardless of NATO assistance and see where that gets them. Planning often means taking into account the lag between wanting something and getting that something or a reasonable facsimile.
Grace or gratitude is so often missing from those who receive.
Tell him to get in line and be quiteQuote:
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