At Least 24 Libya Rebels Killed After Meeting Heavy Resistance

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Uploaded by on Sep 18, 2011

From: http://www.youtube.com/user/AFP

September 18, 2011 - Forces of the new Libyan regime were forced to retreat Saturday after earlier pushing deeper into Sirte, hometown of ousted leader Moamer Kadhafi, in the deadliest of three days of fierce clashes. Rocket, sniper and heavy artillery fire left at least 24 National Transitional Council (NTC) fighters dead and more than 40 wounded, including a French freelance videographer.

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  • @european1001 You sound as if a thorn in in your big toe. Pull it out and quit whining. They know who they are and so do I. Return to your high chair and drink your milk.

  • These rebels are not the true people of Libya. They are forigners. The real people of Libya who are of darker complextion. They have been robbed and killed by these rebels and now have lost their Leader who they loved and respected.

  • @HIT3kNology How do you know that?

  • They look like criminals.

  • drive by soothing exsteem....

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