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Rating: 5/10 (1 June 2016)

Well, what can I say? Well done very realistic and at the same time heroic combat movie, like "Black Hawk down". Why the rating 5? Because of all these small remarks, carefully placed by script writers, like " We have no jurisdiction in this country" - I am sorry, but what kind of jurisdiction was involved at UN resolution to "protect civilian by all means", which should be translated as "lets bomb em to the ground zero" ? I am just made this conclusion by watching the results of this "protection". As Wikipedia says: On 19 March, the first act of NATO allies to secure the no-fly zone by destroying Libyan air defences began when French military jets entered Libyan airspace on a reconnaissance mission heralding attacks on enemy targets. In the weeks that followed, American forces were in the forefront of NATO operations against Libya. More than 8,000 American personnel in warships and aircraft were deployed in the area. At least 3,000 targets were struck in 14,202 strike sorties, 716 of them in Tripoli and 492 in Brega. The American air offensive included flights of B-2 Stealth bombers, each bomber armed with sixteen 2000-pound bombs, flying out of and returning to their base in Missouri on the continental United States. Clearly the support provided by the NATO air-forces was pivotal in the ultimate success of the revolution" - This means no jurisdiction? No jurisdiction my a...
Or this one "And I believe that it is our mission as Americans to help Benghazans form a free, democratic and prosperous Libya" - seriously? After Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria?. No simple words how all this bs started in Libya. Bottom line - a good movie with good dose of modern propaganda. Gaddafi was a bad guy, no question. But when US or NATO says things like "we must support the rebels and democracy" and suddenly they are very well prepared for "no-fly zones" and air-strikes. And then the country in the mess, nobody talking about democracy but later fancy stories about the money and oil staring to pop-up....