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===NATO war in Libya===
===NATO war in Libya===
{{See also|NATO war in Libya}}
{{See also|NATO war in Libya|Globalism}}
Cameron, French president [[Sarkozy]], and American [[progressive]] leader [[Obama]] seem to have assumed that a largely unknown, divided, and fractured group of insurgents could win through sheer political momentum, and could then be turned into a successful government. Within the first month it was obvious a "weak, divided, poorly led, and badly equipped and supplied set of rebel tribes can only hang on with the present level of air support" that was provided.
Cameron, French president [[Sarkozy]], and American [[progressive]] leader [[Obama]] seem to have assumed that a largely unknown, divided, and fractured group of insurgents could win through sheer political momentum, and could then be turned into a successful government. Within the first month it was obvious a "weak, divided, poorly led, and badly equipped and supplied set of rebel tribes can only hang on with the present level of air support" that was provided.