Gaddafi 'accepts' AU plan to end fighting

[tangent4ronpaul]

http://english.aljazeera.net/news/africa/2011/04/2011410232126366150.html

Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan leader, has accepted a "road map" for a ceasefire with rebels, according to a delegation of African leaders.

The announcement followed a meeting between the leaders and Gaddafi on Sunday in Tripoli, the Libyan capital, just hours after NATO air raids targeted his tanks, helping the rebels push back government forces who had been advancing quickly towards their eastern stronghold.

The African Union (AU) delegation was due to meet the rebels on Monday.

The terms of the road map were unclear, including the matter of whether it would require Gaddafi to pull his troops out of cities as demanded by the rebels.

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[Aratus]

truce talks are
a good thing

[HOLLYWOOD]

Really?

Who got the most Oil & Gas? Libyan government or the NATO government?

I presume we'll be seeing those ares deals and very favorable treaties/trade with all those countries that cut a deal with the Imperial Empire and it's accomplices.

So let's see what Quatar, Russia, Arab League nations... etc, receive from the American taxpayers.

[Aratus]

taking the tinhorn
off the map implies
200 more raytheon
tomahawks again

[Aratus]

the civil war
ends if there
are truce talks

[Zippyjuan]

Rebels reject the agreement- it keeps Gaddafi in power.

[Aratus]

delaying tactics?
crazy like a fox?

[ammorris]

Libyan rebels reject African Union roadmap

http://english.aljazeera.net/news/africa/2011/04/201141116356323979.html

Then they should deal with the consequences of their decision. We are getting played here.

[Zippyjuan]

Gaddafi will do anything to survive. He promised a cease fire earlier and that same day sent more tanks out. They are willing to negotiate- but not any deal where Gaddafi stays. They don't trust him (and have no reason to do so).

But anti-Gaddafi fighters doubted the Libyan leader would adhere to such a deal.

"The world has seen these offers of ceasefires before and within 15 minutes [Gaddafi] starts shooting again," Shamsiddin Abdulmolah, a spokesman for the Transitional National Council, told the AFP news agency.

They would negotiate a political transition to democracy with certain senior regime figures but only on the condition that Gaddafi and his sons leave the country, they said on Sunday.