Libyans Say NO to Foreign Forces to Oust Gaddafi

Libyan activist have told media outlets that they do not need foreign interference to oust Gaddafi reported by MNA news agency, Mehr (Iran's) and Western nations have drawn up a draft UN Council Resolution that would impose similar sanctions on them.

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Libya: The Inside... WHY!

some said :


Taher Nasri, 25, who worked as a sailor in Zwara, said his car was pulled over at a gas station by the Libyan army.
"They pulled us out of the car, dropped us to our knees and then shot rounds next to us on the ground to scare us," Nasri said.

"It was traumatizing. ... We couldn't sleep, we were panicking and running wherever we could just in the desert, just running as far as possible. We simply escaped from the jaws of death," Caruz said, choking back tears.

"We didn't find anything left — my fridge, my bedroom set, my clothes — they were all stolen," added his wife, Sana Mohammad.

"Everyone is carrying a weapon. I even saw a small boy carrying a gun," he said.

More sad situation...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110225/ap_on_re_mi_ea/fleeing_libya

Does U.S Will Suffer More Losses in Stock Market?

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stocks stumbled Wednesday, extending the biggest one-day loss so far this year, as oil neared $98 a barrel and technology titan Hewlett-Packard Co. projected slower growth this year.

The losses continued after a report showing existing home sales rose to 5.36 million in January from 5.22 million in December.

Kate Gibson is a reporter for MarketWatch, based in New York.

Libyan crisis rocks oil markets

Oil markets will closely watch Libya today after Tuesday's events pushed the price of a barrel of oil to the highest level in two years. The News Hub also looks at disappointing HP earnings and new life in the U.S. commercial real estate market.

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