REBELS’ BEHAVIOR ON THE BATTLEFIELD have again raised the question of what would replace Qadhafi if he goes. In the New York Times, reporter C.J. Chivers describes how rebel forces rampaged through a captured town, looting stores and burning homes.”There are tantalizing clues that factional rivalries are in play – the sort of social kindling that could make the ground war uglier as it nears Tripoli, Libya’s capital, where more people who have enjoyed government patronage have their businesses and homes,” he wrote. http://nyti.ms/p3DiNP
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