Oksana Balinskaya, Gaddafi's most faithful nurse, might be the only human either brave or clueless enough to come out and say
she is mourning "Daddy" now that he's gone. He was a terrible, evil, awful person, but I have to give her credit for not caring what people think (unless she doesn't actually know what people think, in which case I take it all back.)
It does raise a question: is a person worthy of forgiveness, no matter what they do? The Catholic Church would say yes - that even if humans can't find it in their hearts to forgive, they should try, and that God has already forgiven them regardless.
Hm. Do you think even the most evil person deserves forgiveness?
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I only learned that today 10-28-11 was the end of NATO/UN involvement in Libya. The sorties will stop Monday. Don't really know what to think about all the bad guys but I've been rooting for the Freedom Fighters and the Provisional Council since we became involved. What a mess they have there now but still my twitterers say they are celebrating in Misurata and Tripoli. Such brave ones.
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