christ, ace, it's always the same nonsense. you want a different type of marketing. that's it. you want marketing made up of decisive sounding sentences. then you peer into marketing and imagine that you're looking at something else. well, you aren't. get a clue. jesus christ.
right now, in the real world, there's a debate going on about whether the un resolution authorizes arming the rebels. the united states and britain are officially of the opinion that it does. but this is not clear:
Arming Libya rebels not allowed by UN resolutions, legal experts warn US | World news | guardian.co.uk
there's also the related problem of whether it'd be enough to just toss weapons at the rebels. maybe they'd have to be shown how to work them?
it's obvious that gadhafi's military capabilities are not crippled and it's obvious that all he has to do at the moment anyway to operate outside militarily is (a) move during the day and (b) don't fly planes.
there are also reports that gadhafi's forces are laying anti-personnel mines.
it's a real problem, this whole situation. the situation is far more important than what talking heads say on teevee about the situation. your priorities are entirely out of whack, ace.
except of course that you don't like obama and never seem to tire of saying you don't like obama. but on that, i really couldn't care less. for you, it's like putting "i am writing the sentence that says:" in front of every sentence you write. it's not interesting. it's an a priori.