Libya heading for stalemate

[Zorak]

The most senior US soldier, Adm Mike Mullen, has said the war in Libya is "moving towards stalemate", even though US and Nato air strikes have destroyed 30-40% of Libya's ground forces.
The US has authorised the use of armed, unmanned Predator drones over Libya to give "precision capabilities".
Libyan rebels have been battling Col Gaddafi's troops since February but have recently made little headway.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-13168678

What do you think is more likely to happen;

a) Further foreign intervention and troops landing to ensure victory
b) Libya "splits", into two different nations, with Gadaffi controlling the western areas and Tripoli

?

 

[dkwrtw]

I'm leaning towards option A.