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Bush bombed Iraq 19 March 2003, Obama bombed Libya 19 March 2011: Change we can believe in

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Pentagon: 112 cruise missiles launched from US and UK ships and
subs, hitting 20
sites<http://www.legitgov.org/Pentagon-112-cruise-missiles-launched-US-and-UK
-ships-and-subs-hitting-20-sites> 19 Mar 2011 [Now, that's change
we can believe in! See, Bush bombed Iraq on 19 March 2003; Obama
bombed Libya on 19 March 2011! See the change? --Lori Price]

First wave of allied assault: 112
missiles<http://www.navytimes.com/news/2011/03/ap-first-wave-of-allied-assaul
t-112-missiles-031911/> --The Pentagon spokesman said the success
of the mission was not immediately clear [*duh*] adding that
additional attacks would commence later. 19 Mar 2011 The Pentagon
says U.S. and British ships and submarines have launched the first
phase of a missile assault on Libyan air defenses, firing 112
Tomahawk cruise missiles at more than 20 targets along the coast.
Saturdays mission was aimed at clearing the way for imposition of
a European-led no-fly zone over the North African country. Navy
Vice Adm.

William E. Gortney, director of the Pentagons Joint Staff, told
reporters the Tomahawk cruise missiles were fired from one British
submarine and a number of American destroyers and subs.

U.S. Launches Cruise Missiles Against Libyan Air
Defenses<http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/03/19/france-fires-libyan-military
-vehicle/> 19 Mar 2011 The U.S. Navy fires the first U.S. Tomahawk
cruise missiles against Libyan leader's Muammar al-Qaddafi's air
defenses Saturday, a military source tells Fox News. The U.S.
military strikes clear the way for European and other planes to
enforce a no-fly zone designed to ground Qaddafi's air force and
cripple his ability to inflict further violence on rebels, U.S.
officials said.

Britain strikes Libyan air
defences<http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-world/britain-strikes-libyan-ai
r-defences-20110320-1c1sf.html> 20 Mar 2011 British missiles have
pounded Libyan air defences as military intervention kicked off,
with Prime Minister David Cameron urging an end to the "appalling
brutality" of Muammar Gaddafi's regime. As the action to enforce a
UN resolution began, a British submarine fired Tomahawk missiles
at Libyan air defence targets, as part of an attack with US forces
that saw more than 110 missiles fired. The coordinated attack from
ships and submarines hit more than 20 targets onshore as part of
the action to stop the Libyan leader's forces crushing an uprising,
according to a top US military officer.

US Navy vessels launch missile strike against Gadhafi's limited air
defenses in Libya<http://www.startribune.com/nation/118298464.html>
19 Mar 2011 The U.S. military attacked Moammar Gadhafi's air defenses
Saturday with strikes along the Libyan coast that were launched by
Navy vessels in the Mediterranean. A senior military official said
the assault would unfold in stages and target air defense installations
around Tripoli, the capital, and a coastal area south of Benghazi.
That's the rebel stronghold under attack by Moammar Gadhafi's forces.

Three US submarines ready for Libya action -
official<http://af.reuters.com/article/energyOilNews/idAFN1920135420110319>
19 Mar 2011 The U.S. Navy has three submarines outfitted with
Tomahawk missiles in the Mediterranean prepared to participate in
operations against Libya, a U.S. defense official said on Saturday.
The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said three
submarines, including attack submarines Newport News and the
Providence, were joined by two Navy ships. The submarines were
equipped with Tomahawk missiles that can cripple aircraft or
anti-aircraft defenses in a no-fly operation, the official said.

Clinton warns Iran over meddling in Persian
Gulf<http://www.centredaily.com/2011/03/19/2593137/clinton-warns-iran-over-me
ddling.html> [OMG!! Hello, Pot? This is Kettle...] 19 Mar 2011 U.S.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton warned Iran on Saturday
to stop meddling in Bahrain and other Arab states in the Persian
Gulf, but also called on the kingdom's leaders not to use force
against anti-government protesters. Clinton said the United States
"has an abiding commitment to Gulf security" and that "a top priority
is working together with our partners on our shared concerns about
Iranian behavior in the region."

Terrorists 'R Us: Revealed: Afghan chief accused of campaign of
terror is on US
payroll<http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/revealed-afghan-chief-ac
cused-of-campaign-of-terror-is-on-us-payroll-2245369.html> --Witnesses
back leaked UN reports detailing claims of rape and murder against
feared Tajik warlord 18 Mar 2011 An Afghan warlord backed by US
special forces faces persistent allegations that he launched a
two-year spate of violence involving burglary, rape and murder of
civilians, desecration of mosques and mutilation of corpses. Yet,
despite repeated warnings about the atrocities Commander Azizullah
is alleged to have committed, he has remained on the payroll of the
US military as an "Afghan security guard", a select band of mercenaries
described by some as "the most effective fighting formation in
Afghanistan".

Several dozen arrested at anti-war rally outside White House marking
Iraq war
anniversary<http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5hb23
e9FWHHJoWcRzx733QluJn2vg> 19 Mar 2011 Several dozen anti-war
protesters, including the man who leaked the Pentagon Papers on the
Vietnam War, have been arrested outside the White House. Saturday's
arrests are part of demonstrations in Washington and throughout the
country to mark the eighth anniversary of the Iraq war. The
demonstrators cheered as Daniel Ellsberg, the leaker, was arrested.

Japan fights to stop
meltdown<http://www.timeslive.co.za/world/article976651.ece/Japan-fights-to-s
top-meltdown> 20 Mar 2011 Japanese engineers battled to avert a
meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear power plant yesterday as unusually
high radiation levels were recorded in food products and water for
the first time. Rescue teams, including a 46-member team from SA,
continued their desperate search for survivors after the earthquake
and tsunami left over 7000 dead, 10000 missing and 450 000 homeless.
Crews working in highly toxic conditions at the nuclear plant
yesterday connected a cable which they hope will power electric
pumps to cool fuel rods at risk of a catastrophic radioactive fire.

Radiation found in food as crews tend to
reactor<http://www.timeslive.co.za/world/article976673.ece/Radiation-found-in
-food-as-crews-tend-to-reactor> 20 Mar 2011 Japanese crews fighting
to cool overheating reactors laid a power line into a stricken
nuclear power plant yesterday as the government revealed abnormal
levels of radioactivity in milk and spinach. The Fukushima No 1
plant was crippled nine days ago by a terrifying earthquake and
tsunami which, according to the latest police tally, left at least
18000 dead or missing in Japan's worst natural disaster since 1923.
Just under 7200 were confirmed killed, lost to the tsunami or
interred in the wreckage of buildings.

Unemployment rises in nearly all metro
areas<http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/03/18/business/main20044747.shtml>
--Unemployment rose in nearly all of the 372 largest U.S. cities
in January compared to the previous month 18 Mar 2011 Unemployment
rose in nearly all of the 372 largest U.S. cities in January compared
to the previous month, mostly because of seasonal changes such as
the layoff of temporary retail employees hired for the holidays.
The Labor Department said Friday that the unemployment rate rose
in 351 metro areas, fell in only 16, and was unchanged in 5. That's
worse than December, when the rate fell in 207 areas and increased
in 122.

Berlin's polar bear star Knut
dies<http://www.france24.com/en/20110319-berlins-polar-bear-star-knut-dies>
19 Mar 2011 Knut the polar bear, who became a global media sensation
as a cub after being rejected by his mother and reared by hand,
died suddenly for unexplained reasons on Saturday, the Berlin Zoo
said. Knut, who shot to fame as a highly photogenic, snow-white cub
in 2007, was aged just four years and three months, well below the
average life expectancy for polar bears of around 35. He was found
floating dead on Saturday afternoon in the enclosure he shared with
three other bears including his mother Tosca.

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