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Gaddafi dies of wounds, NTC official says
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20.       alameda
3499 posts
 23 Oct 2011 Sun 06:27 pm

I must say seeing the way he was treated at the end was revolting, and very disgusting. What honor is there in treating a helpless captured man in such a disgusting manner?  Then why put his body on display and have a parade of people viewing it? Not well done, not well done at all. It´s goulish and ghastly. 

It´s sad when I remember when he first came to the world scene. He was young and handsome and seemed to have good ideas. I guess having great wealth and being in power so long corrupted him. 

He certainly was one of the most colorful world leaders with his costumes, tents, female body guards.....and affection for Condi Rice? I can´t help but wish him to rest in peace and wish Allah have mercy on his soul. 

I am reminded of how he was seen in the past by this article

"In a region marked by the ascendance of sultans, emirs and colonels who had betrayed the hopes of their people for emancipation by signing up to a peace dictated by the U.S. and Israel, Gaddafi provided a breath of fresh air by taking a stand not only for the beleaguered Palestinians but for international solidarity with national liberation movements. This won him the comradeship of fellow survivors Fidel Castro of Cuba and Nelson Mandela of South Africa."

Gaddafi photo

What happened to him to become such a tyrant?



Edited (10/23/2011) by alameda [add]

21.       bydand
755 posts
 23 Oct 2011 Sun 09:52 pm

 

Quoting alameda

 

What happened to him to become such a tyrant?

 

Power corrupts.

22.       Abla
3648 posts
 23 Oct 2011 Sun 10:36 pm

I guess part of the answer is sitting next to Gaddafi in alameda´s picture. Gaddafi had a dream to be the greatest Arab leader after Gamal Abdel Naser. Maybe he thought he was the Chosen One. As the Promise never came true it left an endless hunger in him. After that he wanted to be the Leader of Africa, the Leader of Anti Western Front, the Great Imam, the Croesus of Modern Age. This and That.

Please, give a thought to those also who lie unrecognized in Tripoli mass graves. Gaddafi had his share and more.



Edited (10/23/2011) by Abla

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23.       vineyards
1954 posts
 24 Oct 2011 Mon 01:00 am

In my humble opinion, there is indeed a need for a strong anti-Western front. It would be the best if such a front had comparable military and economic might. Instead what we have today is a bunch of weak countries whose leaders are presented as lunies by the mass media.

I don´t want to live in a world where the big brother decides whom to terminate. Just tell me for how many deaths (both inside and outside the country) the last 10 US leaders can be held accountable. Every leader has skeletons in their back yards. It is just that we seem to disregard the sins of a leader if he is serving us.

 

24.       scalpel
1472 posts
 24 Oct 2011 Mon 05:55 am

Those living in more democatic countries are overlooking something that in such countries as it is mentioned here which are with shallow-rooted democracy or with no tradition of democracy at all, the only thing that can be built is a new dictatorship if super powers put their blood-stained finger (to reach the energy sourcess of the country) in the natural process of a nation finding its own way to democracy.  

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25.       stumpy
638 posts
 24 Oct 2011 Mon 07:28 am

A bullet to the temple, one to the chest and one to the abdomen, this after hearing people shout "keep him alive" and after he is dead you hear shouts of "Allah is great"!  Is this justice?  Did they have to lower themsleves down to his level of cruelty?  The liberators of Libiya who captured Gaddafi turned into a lynch mob and became themselves judge, jury and executionner, the same as Gaddafie did to the ones he had executed while in power.

Now the official version is that he was killed in cross-fire during the capture of Sirt, this from the leaders of transitional government.

The only reason we can say to why Gaddafi was executed was to be able to say that Libiya was truelly liberated from the clutches of Gaddafi.  As long as he was alive they would not have been truelly liberated.

26.       lemon
1374 posts
 24 Oct 2011 Mon 08:07 am

Vineyards, I just love you!  Never thought I would say this to you. I used to hate you sometimes in the past.

Quoting vineyards

 

 

Tears in my eyes. Glad, this last dictator hunt was accomplished flawlessly. No one accuses the West despite its obvious role both in Libya and the rest of the Arab world. They did not drop their bombs, they did not stir any troubles, they did not arm any parties within the country and now they have every right to accuse the so-called freedom fighters of cruelty.

That´s good, anyway, no one is asking questions to the government in the West. When you are free and democratic by nature, why would you need other regimes or different points of view? Just bomb the bastards´ land if they are misbehaving...

 

 

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27.       lemon
1374 posts
 24 Oct 2011 Mon 08:11 am

I love you Scalpel!!!

Quoting scalpel

May Allah help Libyan people if those who savagely lynched a man and who played drums and joyfully danced on the streets over the man´s death and who waited for hours in a long line to take a photo of the man´s corpse as a memory and who shouted "allahu akbar" as if killing him had something to do with islam religion are going to rule the country..

Khadafi was the only leader of the oil producing countries whose people benefited from the wealth of his country. It was said that from health to tertiary education abroad, virtually all social services were free of charge in Libya. Each family had its home or apartment and owned one to three vehicles. It had also a direct bonus from oil revenue..

There had to be another way to be rid of Khadafi and live in a democratic country..  

 

 


 

 

28.       lemon
1374 posts
 24 Oct 2011 Mon 08:13 am

Yes, thats also true, but vineyards mentioned it in his post.

Quoting bydand

 

 

What you and some others seem to forget vineyards was that it was The Arab League who went to the United Nations and asked for intervention in Libya to protect the people. Now The Arab League are turning their attention to Syria. I myself am worried about what will happen in Libya with all the different factions. 

 

 

 

29.       Aida krishan
92 posts
 24 Oct 2011 Mon 12:53 pm

I agree, when Saddam Husein was killed the Iraqis were very happy, and now they are missing their "Dictator".

Here comes the question were Qadafi & Saddam Dictators???..

 

                                                                                              Quote:scalpel
Khadafi was the only leader of the oil producing countries whose people benefited from the wealth of his country. It was said that from health to tertiary education abroad, virtually all social services were free of charge in Libya. Each family had its home or apartment and owned one to three vehicles.
I should say Libyan people will soon miss their crazy dictator..there is this old saying, "nations are ruled as they deserve"..  

 



Edited (10/24/2011) by Aida krishan

30.       lemon
1374 posts
 24 Oct 2011 Mon 03:38 pm

what they did to him and his body is inhumane. why do arabs behave this barbaric? why do they mutulate victims and even dead bodies?

why are they revenge thirsty and anger driven? havent they heard about forgiveness and mercy?

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