Lo this distinction between islamist and nonislamist is really simplification. Were talking about multiple communities, ideological ethnic and town based communities that have banded together against common enemies. It is a incredibly complex civil war. If i was to point to one dividing line in libya that i see is sufficiently explanatory that helps us understand this conflict, it is really the split between the old order, the old officer class, the old technocrats, old regime and younger what i would call revolutionary camp. Some of this revolutionary camp are, in fact islamists some are islamist fighting groups that had ties to al qaeda. Some are brotherhood. But i think that is the real dividing line. Where we are stuck right now is in a vicious cycle of mutual demonization and wild exaggeration. On the one hand you have the camp in the east that is led by general heftar, there is an excellent profile of him in the new yorker this week. That is sort of using the counterterrorism car
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Being born and raised in Michigan I thought knew a lot about my home state. Turns out when it comes to companies I didn't realizes how many Iconic Brands were created in Michigan.
Being born and raised in Michigan I thought knew a lot about my home state. Turns out when it comes to companies I didn't realizes how many Iconic Brands were created in Michigan.