As Gaddafi wages war against a popular uprising, Libyan exiles explain how terror has long been a tool of the regime.
From: Inside Story
Gaddafi’s options
As calls are mounting for the imposition of a no-fly zone, what lies ahead for Libya?
10 Mar 2011
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