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10.       lemon
1374 posts
 25 Sep 2011 Sun 01:51 pm

I somehow always liked Gadaffi in the past. He is someone with a great charisma. He had his bodyguards consisted of females mainly. And when he travelled the west he used to bring his beduin tent with himself.

11.       si++
3785 posts
 25 Sep 2011 Sun 05:22 pm

 

Quoting lemon

SI--

thanks for the information. was interesting to read different from the western mainstream media full of lies created for naive brainwashed westerners.

 

Greetings sister--

How are you doing today?

12.       alameda
3499 posts
 26 Sep 2011 Mon 09:23 am

He certainly was a colorful leader...his female body guards were really something. Then there are his very interesting outfits. 

Quoting lemon

I somehow always liked Gadaffi in the past. He is someone with a great charisma. He had his bodyguards consisted of females mainly. And when he travelled the west he used to bring his beduin tent with himself.

 

 

13.       Abla
3648 posts
 26 Sep 2011 Mon 09:46 am

Muammar Gaddafi might well have been a lovable person. I once knew someone who had had a chance to enjoy his hospitality on a yacht and this person was attracted by him in a childish way. I don´t think luxury was the only reason but Gaddafi´s personality had something to do with it.

Gaddafi´s problem was that he didn´t know how to change from street corner qahwa style into a statesman style. If you are a leader and represent your country you can´t call people names, for instance. Besides, I think he was not quite in balance. Sometimes it seemed like he took his speaches from Google translator.

14.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 26 Sep 2011 Mon 06:49 pm

Maybe the west is evil.  Maybe the western press has it all wrong and he was a sweet, kindly gentleman in weird clothes.  Somehow I feel the truth is somewhere in the middle and he is ruthless dictator who would do anything to hold on to power and a kind and generous gift giver who knows how to manipulate people so that he can attempt make anyone who says otherwise look silly.  Serial killers are often charming to their victims before brutally murdering them.  This is how they are able to gain trust and allude capture.  People who know them often say things like, "he was such a quiet man, I would have never known."

 

I didn´t know him personally and I don´t know very many people from Libya.   The few that I work with left their country in fear and were seeking political asylum here in the US.  I don´t think the western press put the fear of God in them.  I believe a brutal dictator did...just my thoughts.   



Edited (9/26/2011) by Elisabeth
Edited (9/26/2011) by Elisabeth

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