If we are to lead Libya towards security and political stability, and allow for an electoral process, we must rid the country of mercenaries and militias. To avoid a security vacuum, we must expedite efforts to unify the Libyan military as an institution and to rebuild the army. However, a veto preventing the Libyan military from meeting its responsibility to restore the country's stability has persisted. The Joint Military Commission was left to fend for itself and resolve the crisis in Libya on its own. Clearing out the militias, mercenaries, and foreign forces in Libya is what the country needs most of all.
