U.S. Admits Opposition Council Libya

The United States (U.S.) along with 30 other states eventually acknowledged the existence of the National Transitional Council (Libyan opposition) as the legitimate representative of the Libyan society.

The U.S. decision shows that currently the U.S. no longer see the Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi as a legitimate representation for the people of Libya.

However, Gaddafi is still gripping the city of Tripoli, which is the government in Libya. Similarly, as reported by the Associated Press on Saturday (07/16/2011).

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the representation of the Contact Group on Friday declared Libya, "Libyan leader and his family must go from Libya."

Until now, many Western countries that have recognized the National Transition Council as the legitimate representative of the Libyan society. Poland has even moved kedutaanya office in Tripoli to Benghazi which is the base city of the Libyan opposition.

With the recognition of the National Transition Council as a legitimate representation for the people of Libya, of course, they must act as a protector of citizens of Libya.

A few days ago, proved the opposition forces plundered and burned the contents of the Libyan citizen housing. They attacked a housing complex residents suspected supporters of Moammar Gaddafi. Their actions were condemned by Human Rights Watch.

This novel Gazette Auctioned Rp13 Billion!

Nover berjudul'Hilang 'by Jane Austen, was never published due to a tragedy that hit his family.

But the novel is ultimately sold for nearly one million pounds or approximately Rp13 billion.

The story in the novel The Watsons were not even finished. It is said that because the authors feel uncomfortable by what he wrote is similar to the plot in the novel.

Novels written in the first World War era tells the story of four brothers who is the daughter of a widowed pastor and their attempts to marry well.

Hand-written manuscript is the sole and only owned by a family member authors.

Historical novel was auctioned at Sotheby's, London and sold for 993,250 pounds valued at Rp13, 6 billion by someone who did not want to remain anonymous.

This novel also appeared in the Bodleian Library at Oxford University. Similarly, as reported by the Daily Mail on Saturday (16/07/2011).

A total of 12 first page of this novel does not exist because it is sold during the first World War to fund the Red Cross.

Manuscript of The Watsons story written by Austen when he completed his third novel entitled Northanger Abbey, and before he started writing a story called Mansfiel Park.