here the u.s. is going to end up with a higher level of involvement? i don t think you will see boots on the ground, as it were, i think you ll see a larger intelligence force, covert force, special ops trying to help, but there have been nato and british and french on the ground already. we ve had a supportive role on the air strikes, which were critical in helping the rebel group advance finally on tripoli. i think success is fairly predictable in a military context, but civil disorder is certainly something that is almost almost likely to happen. now, again on this question of civil disorder, there is a sort of moment of the son being out and about almost challenging, obviously, international law, challenging the journalists. is this sort of par for the course, or is this an extraordinary moment? well, that was pretty extraordinary. he is an interesting character
with a higher level of involvement? i don t think you will see boots on the ground, as it were, i think you ll see a larger intelligence force, covert force, special ops trying to help, but there have been nato and british and french on the ground already. we ve had a supportive role on the air strikes, which were critical in helping the rebel group advance finally on tripoli. i think success is fairly predictable in a military context, but civil disorder is certainly something that is almost almost likely to happen. now, again on this question of civil disorder, there is a sort of moment of the son being out and about almost challenging, obviously, international law, challenging the journalists. is this sort of par for the course, or is this an extraordinary moment? well, that was pretty extraordinary. he is an interesting character to say the least, because he was
before saddam was found when he was inciting more violence from loyalists. particularly with that comparison, what are the white house and nato thinking about how long this is going to take? i mean, is there any possibility here that the u.s. is going to end up with a higher level of involvement? i don t think we ll see boots on the ground as it were. you ll see a larger intelligence force, covert force, special ops on the ground to help. there will be nato and presumably british and french on the ground already. we ve had more of a supportive role on the air strikes which we re critical in helping the rebel group make that movement and advance finally on tripoli. i think success is fairly predictable in a military context, but civil disorder is certainly something that is almost likely to happen. there is a moment of the son