New York Times | Libyan leader may soon find himself snared in the globalist net

Guardian | Another case of not-so-friendly fire as Nato’s body count continues upwards

Roger Shuler | Tried to justify Obama’s “look forward, not backwards” policy toward Bush-era lawbreaking.

The Independent | Libya’s new rogue militia have since looted one of the country’s biggest weapons caches

Guardian | The mystery of of Gaddafi’s gold continues, Rebels and NATO claim to not know his whereabouts

Press TV | Western oil companies are already embroiled in an intense competition for Libyan oil

Haaretz | Major General Eyal Eisenberg said that such a conflict could potentially include the use of weapons of mass destruction.

Tony Cartalucci | Globalist organization ponders whether Al Qaeda has “snookered” NATO.

YNet News | Security forces to hold ‘worse case scenario’ drill testing enemy strike on nuclear compound.

Reuters | Belhadj said his group had no intention of seizing power, says he doesn’t hold al Qaeda views; but fought with them against Americans.

The Independent| Further proof that NATO-backed rebels are part of CIA-Al Qaeda web

Daily Mail| For years British intelligence has worked closely with the Gaddafi regime

Prof. Michel Chossudovsky | What triggered the crisis in Syria?

BBC | Christian and Muslim leaders have appealed for calm in central Nigeria’s Jos city after more than 40 people were reportedly killed in clashes.

Guardian | A defiant Muammar Gaddafi has issued his latest apocalyptic statement, urging his surrounded followers to “keep fighting” and promising to turn Libya “into a hell”.

AFP | Ayatollah Khamenei warned against the U.S. taking “control” of the uprisings.

AFP | Libyan rebels declared a “right to kill” Kadhafi giving his forces three days to surrender

PrisonPlanet.tv | Alex Jones interviews Asia Times reporter Pepe Escobar on the rule of al Qaeda in Tripoli and emerging civil war in Libya.

Asia Times | How an al-Qaeda asset turned out to be the top Libyan military commander in still war-torn Tripoli.

Atlantic Wire | August is the deadliest month for U.S. troops in the nearly 10-year war in Afghanistan.

AP | The Libyan rebel government won’t deport the man convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.

Reuters | Recent Israeli estimates do not show Iran developing nuclear weapons before 2015.

Tony Cartalucci | ‘The details of the plan were sketchy, but it seemed to be a classic CIA destabilization campaign.”

Reuters | “It’s for urgent humanitarian needs in Libya,” a diplomat said.

RT | Some analysts find the rebels advance has left them spread thinly and therefore vulnerable to a counter-attack by loyalist forces.

Stephen Lendman | Washington-led NATO is a rogue killing machine plunderer. It comes, sees, slaughters, ravages, and pillages all its surveys.

Sky News | Trade in shares of Italy’s largest bank has been suspended.

RT | Once NATO decides officially to start a ground operation it will turn rebels now fighting Gaddafi against the troops that would invade Libya.

Tony Cartalucci | Libya’s future hinges on the globalists’ ability to lie long enough to get an occupation force in place.

AFP | US lawmaker called for the alliance’s military chiefs to be held to account under international law.

RT | Journalist Thierry Meyssan says NATO forces are doing everything to back up rebels…

The Alex Jones Channel | Alex welcomes author, historian and lecturer Webster Tarpley to discuss the latest situation in Libya.

Tony Cartalucci | Richard Haass penned, “Libya Now Needs Boots on the Ground,” calling for an “international force” to rebuild Libya in the wake of rebel takeover.

Reuters | Defector Abdel Salam Jalloud said Gaddafi would be toppled within 10 days.

Washington Times | President Obama and other world leaders ramped up pressure on Syrian President Assad to step down.

Dennis Kucinich | Whether Gaddafi goes or not, this costly intervention has betrayed its ‘humanitarian’ mission.

Concord Monitor | History is an excellent teacher, and though her lessons can be painful.

London Telegraph | The agreement would allow not only military trainers to stay but also American special forces.

AFP | A US drone strike in a restive Pakistani tribal area killed at least four militants.

Truthout | Up to a dozen countries are suspected of offensive, or “first use,” biological weapons programs, chief among them the United States.

YNet News | Israeli Ofir Harrari accused of spying for Israel, devised to sell Egypt hair products endangering reproductive abilities.

Telegraph | Obama accused President Assad of “ferocious brutality” and announced new sanctions on the regime.

Thierry Meyssan | It is no longer possible to believe the initial official version of events and the massacres attributed to the “Gaddafi regime”.

Madison Ruppert | To some people, the concept of “full spectrum dominance” is completely foreign.

wsws.org | Obama administration again indicated its willingness to keep US troops in the country after a December 31 deadline for their withdrawal.

Reuters | Rebels in the west began to strangle a major lifeline to Gaddafi’s capital.

Global Research | The Western media has played a central role in obfuscating foreign interference in Syria.

Reuters | First time Gaddafi had spoken in public since rebel fighters launched their biggest offensive in months in the area around Tripoli.

Daily Mail | Iraq had long been a backwater for MI6.

Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya | Photographic evidence of NATO war crimes.