By Doug Aamoth
Until recently, Libyan rebel had resorted to waving flags in order to communicate with each other in their fight against Muammar Gaddafi. Green flags signaled an advance, yellow flags signaled a retreat. A rebel commander told the Wall Street Journal that Gaddafi "forced us back to the stone age." ibya's cellphone network is under the control of one of Gaddafi's sons, and all calls are routed through the capital city of Tripoli where they can be monitored and controlled by intelligence agents...[continued]
