"THE WEST AND THE DOCTRINE OF "THERE IS NO MILITARY SOLUTION TO THE CONFLICT" - A BIG LIE!

And oftentimes be even more detrimental than the government which has been overthrown, as it is replaced with the 'new ruling elite.' 

Whose security might be dependent on their foreign sponsors, whose bidding and tune they are now required to observe and dance to.

So, what are the people of Libya to do, as they continue to live and exist in the state of instability which the 2011 invasion of their country, albeit, with the support of many of them, has continue to subject them? 

Do they continue to live under the rule and misrule of two opposing governments and opposing militias, which the United Nations is trying to reconcile? 

Or do they, as the Benghazi-based government, under General Haftar, is doing, try to resolve the matter by trying to defeat the Tripoli-based Libyan government?

It seems to me that, as much as wars are repugnant, there are times when circumstances have made them necessary. 

And probably the most cost-effective or least detrimental method of resolving what could otherwise prove to be intractable. 

Libya needs to be reunited and reintegrated into becoming one country again. 

In this respect, there are merits in General Haftar and his internal and external allies' attempts to achieve a united, strong and comparatively 'democratic' Libya. 

The former anti-Gadaffi forces had hoped and relied on the West to 'set them free', as it were, and they and others have now had 8 years of instability to see the results of Western intervention. 

The Libyan people would be being impudent and gullible to expect and believe that, the western approach to resolving their problems. Is going to be anymore successful or painless. 

Libyans have to find their own solutions to their own problems, including where some of those problems are of their own making. Whether they be tribal, religious, cultural or religious.