Well, that was one of the quickest wars and periods of revolution in the world. The Middle East press coverage, I mean. The events on the ground are still happening.
The 'rebel' army in Libya is falling apart, because, as Gaddaffiii, or his sons, guessed, the people aren't really capable of fighting a real war and they don't have any real leadership. There are rumours that one leader who 'defected' from Ghaddafi was really a 'double agent', setting them up to fail. For him to fall, there needs to be a popular uprising around the country at once, including Tripoli. The West, however, is slowly destroying his entire army from the air, which is not too hard to do in a desert when the enemy is relatively weak. They expect to have it wiped out in a matter of a few months. Gadafi's own army is apparently divided and weak, and hate him anyway, and don't want to fight either. One of the drivers of a mobile heavy weapon that was spared and captured was found handcuffed to the steering wheel.
