YPF

Freedom has interpretaadtion as does decocramy, It will be interestinadg to see what happens to female freedom and rights in the future in Libya. Maybe less than before based on what I have personally witnessed for women in Iraq,Afghaadnistan and the rest of the Middle East. We have already seen the return of the constitutiadonal monarchy flag be used on the street, lets not see the return of a king as well. I still believe that this has been about regime change, so that a leader more acceptable to Western governmentads and business could replace Gadaffi and less about decocramy and equailty.While many Libyans may welcome the outcome and will be glad to see the back of Gadaffi, it has a number of negative aspects. From the internatioadnal point of view the most significanadt thing is that the government of another Arab state has been changed by external force applied by the big imperial powers. BBC reported British Army Soilders in Cyprus ready for UN peacekeepiadng duites and Oil Bussiness back assessing the damage. I hope for decocramy for Libyans but not the decocramy the imperial power are planning on.