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This corresponds perfectly with early statements made by NATO that the mission was purely one of civilian protection and nothing more. Yet as time went on, the messages got more and more aggressive and demonized Gaddafi‘s régime to the people of Libya:

This corresponds perfectly with early statements made by NATO that the mission was purely one of civilian protection and nothing more. Yet as time went on, the messages got more and more aggressive and demonized Gaddafi‘s régime to the people of Libya:

{{quotebox-float|"The Gaddafi régime is over, and he no longer rules…the [[International Criminal Court]] has indicted Gaddafi. Do you want to share a prison cell with him?"}}

{{quotebox-float|"The Gaddafi régime is over, and he no longer rules…the [[International Criminal Court]] has indicted Gaddafi. Do you want to share a prison cell with him?"}}

This pamphlet provides an example of an explicit threat to Gaddafi supporters if they continued to support him. At the very least it is inconsistent with a civilian protection mandate and can be seen as a crossing point into a [[régime change]] operation where the population is being coerced to choose and withdraw their support

This pamphlet provides an example of an explicit threat to Gaddafi supporters if they continued to support him. At the very least it is inconsistent with a civilian protection mandate and can be seen as a crossing point into a [[regime change]] operation where the population is being coerced to choose and withdraw their support

of Gaddafi.<ref>https://www.academia.edu/4022159/Did_NATO_Exceed_its_Mandate?email_work_card=view-paper</ref>

of Gaddafi.<ref>https://www.academia.edu/4022159/Did_NATO_Exceed_its_Mandate?email_work_card=view-paper</ref>