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He will settle his accounts with them. >> youre saying hes not going to do it because he knows that would prompt intervention. >> hell kill them. these people are going to vanish. remember when we started doing this story, i said this man is a warden. this to him was a prison riot. he will do what them what he needs to do with them much later. the arguments of nato, they wreak of such cowardess. they say we cant do it because there has to be need. is this not need in zawiya and elsewhere? there ...

We rescued the bosnians. we didnt quibble with the legalities. and i think general clark knows this better than all the rest of us. we rescued them in kosovo in 1999. we could do it if we want to. the president of the united states doesnt want to. and i think we can see whats happening in libya with such great clarity. when zawiya fell, one person from zawiya said, describing the grief and the sorrow, he said, theres no animal in the streets, theres no bird in the sky. this is it. we can see wha...

Them what he needs to do with them much later. the arguments of nato, they wreak of such cowardice. here is one argument that says we cant do it because there has to be demonstrable need. is this not need in zawiya and elsewhere? there is demonstrable need. and another thing, which i like, which is amazing. again, we must bear in mind says nato the sensitivities of the region. we cant intervene there because people in ramallah would be upset. people in amman would be upset. so we cant rescue lib...

Military expert would say and what that military expert would say. and then we say there has to be regional consensus. well, the arabs are telling us no-fly zone, its okay. the africans are saying it. but its not really about the arabs and the africans, its about the libyans. so the talk of sensitivity is just an alibi for doing nothing. >> general clark, if the u.n. doesnt make a move but if the arab league and other regional players, who are all affected by what happens in libya, say that they...

Just like france did. we acknowledge the government, the people, the committee in benghazi as the government of the libyans. it will have enormous impact without the power of guns. >> professor fouad ajami, general wesley clark, appreciate your expertise. up next, a doctor who describes the fighting, and how he is treating opposition fighters and unarmed civilians and libyan government forces. also ahead, the latest from wisconsin. police are literally dragging protesters away. weve got a li...