From AOL.com:
Moammar Gadhafi's totalitarian control over the military and media has made Libya's revolution the most violent so far in a region beset by uprisings.
Hussein Malla, AP
Libyan citizens stand over a destroyed tank at Al-Katiba military base after it fell to anti-regime protesters. Until the protests began, Gadhafi wielded an unmatched amount of control over both the military and communications.
The dictator has gone to extreme lengths in an attempt to beat down the protest movement, bringing in mercenaries to slaughter people on the streets and ordering aircraft and boats to fire on crowds of civilians.
He's also reportedly making weird, rambling speeches filled with allegations, such as that bin Laden is giving the protesters psychedelic drugs. In recent pictures he looks like Albert Einstein on crack cocaine.
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