He’s dead, and everyone knows it thanks to the handy work of a few amateur videographers with cell phone cameras and AK-47’s. The rule of former Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi lasted over 40 years, and after an eight-month civil war, he was captured and killed by rebel forces. 40 years ago, political power was […]
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The Demise of Gaddafi: Even dictators can’t have honorable downfalls anymore
Posted by: Ramy Zabarah | October 24, 2011 | No Comment |British newspapers have come a long since the Licensing Act and censorship of the 17th century. In 2011 there are hundreds of newspapers in UK as well as Sunday newspapers that have taken over. In this blog, I’ll be giving you a little rundown on the top five newspapers in the UK as well as […]
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Tags: ABC, Adam Schefter, Bob Sharpe, CBS, Chris Broussard, ESPN, Karl Ravech, NBC, Osama Bin Laden, Pierre LeBrun, Sports Reporting
Tags: ABC, Adam Schefter, Bob Sharpe, CBS, Chris Broussard, ESPN, Karl Ravech, NBC, Osama Bin Laden, Pierre LeBrun, Sports Reporting