The mood of celebration and euphoria after finally snatching freedom has quieted down in the streets of the Libyan City of Benghazi. After protests began against the brutal and maniacal Gaddafi , the people in the east of Libya did the improbable: they kicked out troops loyal to the dictator. The first weeks of the uprising saw scores of troops defecting to the side of the “rebels.” Ambassadors and envoys from Libya also voiced their discontent at the rampage of the security forces within the Nation [1].