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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110221:03:25:00 - Vimarsana News

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Tunisia and egypt the militaries, security forces in those countries abandoned their regimes and ultimately the regimes fell. in cases where the military support these oppressive regime, think algeria, think libya, bahrain, the regimes seem to be able to withstand the opposition. >> i'm curious. if we look at libya, what we're hearing from the son of gadhafi is this could fall into civil war, benghazi in the east, tripoli in the west and benghazi in control of the anti-government protesters and the military isn't abandoning the government in tripoli. there could be a prospect of bloodbath, rea...

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Unified like this before but he's saying that the tribes would separate and that it would cause chaos and civil war. >> i don't think -- what he's saying is not true because i don't think even his tribe, his own tribemen will follow him because his tribe is part of libya and they want to be part of libya and be part of the big family of libya. the only problem we have in libya is him and his family. they have been oppressing people. they have been abusing power, they have been raping. they have no accountability whatsoever. so i think the libyan people have had enough. >> excuse me, your highn...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110221:03:17:00 - Vimarsana News

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Inside, it can be quite dangerous. >> there's also a growing spat between the u.s. and britain, because britain was seen as bringing libya out of the rell marell -- realm of rogue nations and that some weapons may be used in this bloodbath of libya. even before the fall of egypt, protests were hitting libya because of low quality housing and high unemployment. >> it was hosni mubarak's ouster that seemed to grow more and more determined as each day passed. february 14th, peaceful demonstrations on facebook are planned against libya, who supported mubarak before his exit. about 200 demonstrat...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110221:03:45:00 - Vimarsana News

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>> translator: moammar gadhafi our leader is leading the battle in tripoli. we're with him, the army is with hem. there are tens of thousands coming, flooding to tripoli. we will never give up libya. we will fight to the last inch, to the last shot, we will never leave our country. >> we're in special coverage tonight of the uprising in libya. >> right now, we're joined by a libyan american who's been living in this country 30 years now. ali, i just want to ask, first of all, you have family and friends back in libya. have you managed to reach them. have you spoken to them? >> yes. >> what are...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110221:03:29:00 - Vimarsana News

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