3 June 13, 2011 — Global Research — The Asia-Pacific Journal, Volume 9, Issue 24
When the war-going get tough, the professional P.R.Campaigns get Going
It is a troubled Time for NATO’s campaign against Libya. President Obama has seen a near-revolt in Congress against the costly war, while Defense Secretary Gates in Brussels has warned his European allies that their tepid response “is putting the Libya mission and the alliance’s very future at risk.”1 Back home, according to the London Daily Mail, “Mr Gates has requested extra funds for Libya operations, but has been rebuffed by the White House.”2
