Don't know who to believe in this propaganda war. I thought they say his compound was over-run but now there's pockets of fierce fighting in the compound or near it. There is fighting in other areas of Tripoli including the road to the airport.

slow news from up north?

^You gotta strike while it's hot. Islaanta teendho uxireen.

^LoooooooL It's 4.19 PM now.

^Yes, I was napping like baby.

^Dude, it freaked me out. Mind you though, this is the East Coast...never heard earthquakes and East Coast in the same sentence.

I was taking a nap on my couch when it started moving back and forth. I seriously thought I was imagining things.

Earthquake strikes US east coast Map A magnitude 5.9 earthquake has struck the east coast of the United States. The quake was felt in Washington, where the Pentagon and US Capitol Building were evacuated, as well as in New York. There were no immediate reports of any major damage or injuries. The quake hit at 1351 local time (1751 GMT) at a depth of 3.7 miles (6km), the US Geological Survey said. The tremor was centred some 9 miles from the town of Mineral, in the state of Virginia, it said. An initial measurement of 5.8 was later upgraded. The BBC's Jonny Dymond in Washington said the city's streets filled with evacuated workers minutes after the earthquake hit. He said at street level the quake felt like an underground train passing close. Television monitors and lights swayed for about 30 seconds, he said, and the mobile phone network temporarily crashed. Our correspondent said the earthquake was felt as far north as Boston and to the Carolinas in the south.

What an imbursement? My new source of news is Nuune Network.

LooooooL...seriously, promotional video as reality?

^LooooooooooooL....I don't think Caano Geel can point where Xamar and Addis are on the map let alone make comparisons.

^It doesn't bode well for the rebels when they can't even secure high profile detainees. p.s. I would imagine Misrata fighters would want revenge for the siege of their city.

^I guess they only agree in their opposition to Gaddafi.

Valenteenah.;742201 wrote: Go buy some brain cells, waryaa. One would need a brain to realize they need more brain cells.

The sooner they score Tripoli the better and they need to ask tribal militias to go back to their cities of origins. One intelligent thing they did was that any assault on city or town is led by native sons, in other words, the attack on Tripoli is spearheaded by people from Tripoli and the same went for ever fallen city. Sirte should pose the most important dilemma now for the rebels.

Oba....The west welcomed back Gadaffi from 'cold' when he gave up his weapons and open Libya's oil and gas to the Western corporations , not to mention he supported their war against terror and was their guard against black African migrants, you are telling me the rebel forces will do any worse? And I think really you give the West too much power, like anything else, there's limit to what they could do and they have no control over the masses that they came to the Arab streets, Nuune....AJ English is in late updating developments indeed.

Abdul;742053 wrote: Qadhafi burned other capital cities with his money.Now his own capital is burning under his feet.They say what goes around comes around. True!

^Those images are not coming through-oh the mighty have fallen. Who's next Bashar Assad?

Mohamed Al- Gaddafi surrendered. Saadi Al-Gaddafi captured, Presidential guard surrendered.

Saif al Islam captured!

http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/

Libya rebels advance into Tripoli after fierce fighting A convoy of Libyan rebels has rolled into Tripoli past celebrating crowds after a day of heavy fighting in and around the capital. They appeared to meet little resistance and civilians emerged to cheer them, waving flags and firing salutes as they passed in their pick-ups. It was unclear how far they had advanced and how much of the city was still under government control. The rebels say they have captured Col Muammar Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam. National Transitional Council chairman Mustafa Mohammed Abdul Jalil informed al-Jazeera TV of the capture. Col Gaddafi is believed to still have thousands of armed followers in the capital but other reports suggest a number of them have been surrendering to the rebels. Gun battles have been raging near a hotel used by foreign journalists. Rebel forces advanced from the east and west in recent days, backed by Nato aircraft enforcing a UN resolution to protect civilians. The UK Government said on Sunday night: "It is clear from the scenes we are witnessing in Tripoli that the end is near for Gaddafi. He has committed appalling crimes against the people of Libya and he must go now to avoid any further suffering for his own people." Bloody battles As one force of rebels arrived from the west, another was setting up checkpoints in suburbs on the eastern outskirts. It is clear there have been bloody battles in parts of Tripoli, the BBC's Matthew Price reports from the city. In areas where the fighting has not been taking place, people are said to be staying indoors, our correspondent adds. Gunfire could be heard to the east, west and south of the city centre. Four loud explosions were also heard. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-14608807

XX....You are demanding,

They are there, you need to look little harder.

^LoooooooooooL....I guess this is cause for celebration.