Khamis Gaddafi allegedly killed by Libyan suicide pilot

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1368891/Is-Muhammad-Mukhtar-Osman-Libyan-pilot-killed-Gaddafis-son-Khamis.html

Will the U.S  become Libyan Rebels private Air Force as Rebels march towards Tripoli?

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-libya-fighting-20110322,0,1423509.story


Libyan Rebel civilians shot by U.S. helicopter.

http://tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=1&i=5658

"I didn't even try to open the others.  Do not open these!"


As a common courtesy, I ALWAYS check links for virus detection before I post.
If your PC is working correctly,google will give you other options for the same questions.

I didn't even try to open the others.  Do not open these!

Did not trigger my anti-virus either.

OK, I'll try again.  All I can say is I got a major warning on the first link and my anti-virus software blocked it.

So here's what I think of the three stories:
1) The reports of the death of Khamis have been denied, as has the death of another son.  Too bad, but not true yet.  May they soon join Uday and Kusay Hussein.
2) Who  cares of some rebels think of the coalition jets as their private air force.  The only thing that counts is what the coalition actually does.  So far they have attacked Ghaddfi's ground troops only in areas where they were besieging civilians.
3) The most recent reports on the rescue of the downed US pilot differ from your report.  What seems to have happened is the  pilot saw locals coming toward him and called for close air support because he didn't know if they were "friendlies."  A Marine Corps Harrier jet dropped two bombs between the  pilot and the natives and several of them were wounded.  The pilot was then rescued, but not by a chopper.