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From Russia Today News
Libyan forces struck on Saturday at the heart of the rebellion against Moammar Gadhafi, shelling the outskirts of the rebel-held city Benghazi and launching airstrikes in defiance of international demands for a halt to the fighting. A warplane was shot down over the outskirts of Benghazi, sending up a massive black cloud of smoke.

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  • FLY NOW MOTHERFUCKER  YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS­SS

  • @jettastreetracer Americans aren't involed in this . The U.S. goverment is the one sending Amarican soilders into this mess.

  • ...may he rest in peace and admire his courage but...thats like me living in 1930's around time when nazis were forming and me wearing a fake big nose and a jew stamp on my forehead...i dont like the fact americans are involved...they are getting something out of this they always do

  • So sad, that was a rebel pilot on the side of NATO who had captured a Libyan government plane then was shot down by his own (rebel) side.

    (Reuters) - A warplane was shot down on Saturday over the Libyan city of Benghazi and an opposition activist said it was a rebel fighter jet hit by accident.

  • Of what country was this plain? How was nit shot down?

  • CLOVERFIELD!

  • GET SOME!!!!!!!

  • splash one, splash one....... :D

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