Lybia

Lybia's Gadafi is still fighting for his survival because we can only assume that he is going to loose shortly. Now that NATO and the most powerful countries in the world are bombing his positions and his army. But what will happen after? Which country will be prominent there after Gadafi's fall? I do hope that the US will be the leader in the new Lybia. France is trying desperatly to regain a kind of importance in the world. Fortunately for the world it will never be what it was centuries ago. Today's France is an open racist country, mainly toward Arabs and Africans. Its president, who thinks highly of himself (fortunately he is the only one who thinks that he is good) doesn't stop pointing at Arabs and Africans as not belonging to the country's values. Which one would like to know what those values are. At the same time he gives the false impression that he is with people who live under a dictator, like Tunisia and Egypt before their revolutions. And now he wishes to do the same with Lybians. But don't get mistaken. People know exactly who he is and what his ideas are in terms of races. He likes Arabs' money and Africans' natural ressources. But what he doesn't understand, and that is fortunate, is that having French from Arab or African descent in his country should be a plus for foreign relations. A little bit like what the US is trying to do. But for him and his party, we are only burden and people who don't know and respect French society. He only forgot that French did not let us feel at home here. They always told us that didn't belong to our country.Now it is time to show him that he is right. I'd advise Arabs and Africans to turn to the US where people know what immigration is and how to deal with Americans from foreign descents. And how to be seen as American.