Speaking today on behalf of the National Transitional Council (NTC), Libyan rebel prime minister Mahmoud Jabril warned that the civil war in Libya is far from over, and demanded all rebel factions unite behind the NTC to defeat the Gadhafi regime remnants.
At the same time, Jabril warned rival rebel groups against “political games,” a reference to the growing discontent among rebels, particularly in the West, at the NTC’s decision to appoint Gadhafi allies to key positions.
The NTC’s efforts to keep rebel factions focused on Gadhafi speaks to growing predictions from analysts that, with the anti-Gadhafi civil war all but over, Libya could quickly descend into a second civil war, with various factions fighting it out over who will rule.
the eastern being the resource “blessed” dons kingpins,,,how bout that “stock” market,,, on reports of )iya going better than Iraq or the Af/Pak badland tribally “administered ” area (region or zone),,, code de`economic
the Libyan rebel PM – no more elected than Qaddafi was.
The new dictator must wear the business suit to confer legitimacy – gone are the days of military garb, gowns or funny hats.