Robert Mugabe is appalled that someone can be bombed for something as simple as massacring the populations they control by fear and intimidation. Hugo Chavez calls anything the US does "imperialist aggression" so as to try to keep his failing country's people focused on anything other than his miserable leadership. Castro, already in the dustbin of history despite the fact he clings to life, is apparently going through the motions of denouncing any US-involved military action. Ayatollah Khamenei must be a bit nervous, knowing that his own people are trying to do the same thing to him that the Libyan people are doing to Qaddhafi.

I think that if those people are against what we're doing and the rest of the world is generally for us or neutral, it means we're doing something good.