SAS and MI6 officers released by Libya's rebel commanders http://uruknet.com/?p=m75629&hd=&size=1&l=e

The group's capture is a major embarrassment to the British government and could potentially undermine the rebels' claims that the revolution, which has rippled through Libya for the past fortnight, has had solely domestic roots. Officials in Benghazi's organising committee, which is trying to organise civilian and military affairs, criticised the British team's decision to make a clandestine entry to the country, claiming it had fuelled doubts about their intentions.The rebel leader responded: "They made a big mistake, coming with a helicopter in an open area. I didn't know how they were coming."

[he didnt know how they were coming ,but knew they were coming to make that contact of course...wink!!!BTW sas forces had snuck into libya as early asthe 20th of february according to the UK's Mail...''A senior source confirmed that an advance party of SAS men had been in Libya for several days before rounding up the oil workers from several locations in a desert four-and-a-half times the size of Britain.The SAS party had sneaked into Libya in plain clothes on commercial flights on Tuesday.''