EDITORIAL: Where is NATO as Libya becomes a failed state?

>There is no doubt that the security situation in Libya has become more fragile than it ever was under the authoritarian  regime of Col Muammar Gaddafi.  In the past few months, matters have been going from bad to worse in the north African state as tribal leaders fight for the control of the country’s topmost seat left vacant following the assassination of Gaddafi.

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>Speaking on Aug. 29 — at a fundraiser, of course — Barack Obama applied to a platitude the varnish of smartphone sociology, producing this intellectual sunburst: “The truth of the matter is,  that the world has always been messy. In part, we’re just noticing now because of social media and our capacity to see in intimate detail the hardships that people are going through.” So, if 14th-century Europeans had had Facebook and Twitter, they would have noticed...

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