Cartoons will find a way. With Internet down, and a lack of newspapers to publish in, Libyans have started using the streets in rebel-controlled cities as a publishing platform for cartoons. Reuters has posted an excellent slideshow of the anti-Gaddafi caricatures and graffiti, stating that freedom of expression is becoming a 'key weapon in the fight'.
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