Libya: some achievements of NATO’s revolution

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DIVIDE ET IMPERA!

Clashes between rival Libyan militias, began late on Friday and continued on Saturday.

Libya's NATO interim government is struggling to control disparate militias which played a key role in toppling Muammar Gaddafi but are now refusing to disarm, saying they are suspicious of the country's new rulers.
Militia members from Gharyan say they are fighting adversaries in Assabia, 10 miles away, whom they accuse of being pro-Gaddafi.

Since Gaddafi's death, various militias have clashed over land and minor disputes and often each side accuses the other of still supporting the dead dictator. (…)

Earlier this month, Libya appointed a head of the armed forces, in the first significant move to build a new military to incorporate the former rebels.

At the same time, Mustafa Abdul Jalil, chairman of the NATO National Transitional Council (NTC), warned that conflict among rival militias could spark a civil war after four militants were killed in a clash in Tripoli.
Former rebels want more cash for ousting Gaddafi in the nine-month conflict, and for the government to cut off the salaries of top officials who served under Gaddafi.