Colonel Gadaffi found

[Tonci87 163]

Funny how people act when they have a gun in their hand and the guy who raped their women, killed their families and friends for 42 years at their feet.

He's lucky he wasn't quartered

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Gadhafi put on display in shopping center freezer

http://news.yahoo.com/gadhafi-put-display-shopping-center-freezer-215525065.html

This is gonna make some people seriously rethink any ideas of being or becoming a dictator.

Not it won´t. They will just think of better ways to stay in power

[PELHAM 10]

This is gonna make some people seriously rethink any ideas of being or becoming a dictator.

I hope Mugabe, Zuma and one or two others are watching!

[ziiip 1]

Nothing will change, I even bet what they get next is worse but in a different way, groundhog day for the middle east.

Could be, but I'm still glad he finally got kicked in the teeth.

[-=Borz=- 10]

this is just the beggining,

There have been thousands of innocents slaughtered by the "rebels" and NATO after 25,000 air raids.

The worst part of the civil war starts now, Iraq-style, so the real Lybian reistance push the renegade and NATO thieves out of the country.

Gadaffi might have not been very good, but there is not much difference with the NATO and Alqaeda fighters that have killed him recently.

Wait a few months and see the results of all of this horrendous crime.

Edited October 22, 2011 by -=Borz=-

[jblackrupert 14]

Maybe they could send Abdelbaset al-Megrahi the Lockerbie bomber back to Scotland

or toss him in jail for the rest of his life.

[-=Borz=- 10]

Let the rebels do most of the work. Steal the oil. :)

Yay, more oil for us!

That is what all of this was about, wasn't it? :(

Edited October 22, 2011 by -=Borz=-

[ProfTournesol 956]

Gadaffi might have not been very good

Euphemism to say the least.

[Beagle 684]

Euphemism to say the least.

Well but he was also not worse than a lot of the other "handshakers".

He just had a bad PR team. Just look at what's right now happening in Europe, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Korea, China.

Sorry but compared to a lot of other dictator stil in charge or recently "deceased" this Colonel Gadaffi was a Saint. Not a year ago the handshakers all invited him to pitch his tent in their gardens. This one did not sit in a bunker for years, he was a credited, but considered excentric, stateman, the same way Mussolini appeared once in the 30's.

Dictators don't dwell in Africa exclusively.

Only the weak ones get hung up, the handshakers do shake hands with the big ones.

Edited October 22, 2011 by Beagle

[-=Borz=- 10]

Euphemism to say the least.

No mate, euphemism to say that, despite his despotism and horrible taste for fashion, he has less blood in his hands that many democratically elected leaders in Western countries.i.e. your beloved Sarkozy, one of the instigators of the carnage that has been going on in Lybia for 6 months.

Edited October 22, 2011 by -=Borz=-

[ProfTournesol 956]

No mate, euphemism to say that, despite his despotism and horrible taste for fashion, he has less blood in his hands that many democratically elected leaders in Western countries.

For example ?

[Beagle 684]

For example ?

George Bush...both of them. Tony Blair, Slobodan Milosovic, Vladimir Putin, Alexsandr Lukaschenko...etc

Of course...not perdonal, like gadaffi...they have henchmen, soem of this henchmen are even member sin this forum...iI have to confess I acted as such a poteentiel henchmen myself until I left the army service. All henchmen of the Bilderberger goup. A few years ago I called that all funny conspiracy and had a laught at it sometimes...but unfortunatly since 2008 the signs grow and grow and grow.

Edited October 22, 2011 by Beagle

[-=Borz=- 10]

Have you seen the videos all over the internet about the "rebels" raping, executing black neighbours (in case they might be Gadafi's mercenaries), devastating cities full of civilians, which before were beautiful cities, bombarding populations full of children and innocent.

These rebels are even killing each other for a piece of the cake that is going to be shared once Gadhaffi was killed.

The crimes commited but NATO and these "rebels" in half a year are probably hundreds of times greater than those of the Ghadaffi family.

For some reason these rebels are much more dangerous than Ghadaffi. And many of them have strict links with Alqaeda. We will see how soon they turn against the NATO.

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Sorry but compared to a lot of other dictator stil in charge or recently "deceased" this Colonel Gadaffi was a Saint. Not a year ago the handshakers all invited him to pitch his tent in their gardens. This one did not sit in a bunker for years, he was a credited, but considered excentric, stateman, the same way Mussolini appeared once in the 30's.

Dictators don't dwell in Africa exclusively.

Only the weak ones get hung up, the handshakers do shake hands with the big ones.

Exactly right, Beagle.

[mrcash2009 0]

For some reason these rebels are much more dangerous than Ghadaffi. And many of them have strict links with Alqaeda. We will see how soon they turn against the NATO.

That was my point previous, wind up a bunch of rebels on the ground by helping them then let them loose, then get involved once it all goes to shit becuase "look we have to now". Played like a fiddle, I just see NATO as one big protection racket.

This process of Highlight the wrongdoings (ignoring any that have happened already on both sides) of the next enemy of the world media > hype it more and get it started > take out the end of level boss > get roped into the mess its caused and take what you require ... rinse and repeat process has surely got to get peoples grey matter whirring a bit.

If all you can take from it is "yay we got the end of level boss" switch off TV and back to ballgames, take another look at the entire 10 years, and further (Im speaking generally).

Edited October 22, 2011 by mrcash2009

[froggyluv 2136]

That was my point previous, wind up a bunch of rebels on the ground by helping them then let them loose, then get involved once it all goes to shit becuase "look we have to now". Played like a fiddle, I just see NATO as one big protection racket.

This process of Highlight the wrongdoings (ignoring any that have happened already on both sides) of the next enemy of the world media > hype it more and get it started > take out the end of level boss > get roped into the mess its caused and take what you require ... rinse and repeat process has surely got to get peoples grey matter whirring a bit.

If all you can take from it is "yay we got the end of level boss" switch off TV and back to ballgames, take another look at the entire 10 years, and further (Im speaking generally).

Haha, this is very true. There seems to be little accountability in propping up a dictator, only to have him 'go rogue', get the public support to take him down (by yelling things like Freedom and Terrorism), pat self on back and prop up new dictator...

Selective memory with no accountability.

[PELHAM 10]

No mate, euphemism to say that, despite his despotism and horrible taste for fashion, he has less blood in his hands that many democratically elected leaders in Western countries.i.e. your beloved Sarkozy, one of the instigators of the carnage that has been going on in Lybia for 6 months.

You have statistics to back that up? Please post them, I would be very interested. PS I'm not a henchmen or a frenchmen.

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One group of people will be very happy. The thousands of Libyan exiles trapped in the UK celebrated in the streets yesterday as many will finally be able to return home. Some for the 1st time in 30 years. For many it was tinged with sadness as they hoped relatives would be among those released from Gadaffi's prisons. Many have heard nothing from relatives imprisoned many years ago.

Some good videos of 100s of Libyan people celebrating in Manchester:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-15403172

http://www.channel4.com/news/euphoria-and-anxiety-for-manchesters-libyan-exiles

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Maybe they could send Abdelbaset al-Megrahi the Lockerbie bomber back to Scotland

or toss him in jail for the rest of his life.

Leave him to rot in Libya - we would have to pay his medical bills and the cost of flying him home when he eventually dies. The man who ordered the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 is lying in a freezer in Misrata, that's enough for me. Edited October 22, 2011 by PELHAM

[Minutemen 10]

iam shocked about the public reactions. Hillary Clinton made jokes and laughed and the ordinary dumbfuck on the street jubilates like there favorit football team had won.

Same thing with the Bin Laden raid.

Yeaaah, we killed the suspect without a trial, we are the good guys.

Human garbage all of them.

[mrcash2009 0]

Selective memory with no accountability.

I really have no idea what your referring to, and that's my fault?

[st_dux 26]

Yeaaah, we killed the suspect without a trial, we are the good guys.

Human garbage all of them.

What don't you all understand? This was not a criminal case in a legal system. Gaddafi was the legal system in Libya, and this was the upheaval of that system. His death was assured when the rebellion succeeded. Any trials in cases like these are theater and nothing more.

[sudayev 27]

I'm not surprised of ntc behaviours since they liberated many prison facilities in Libya. Good homies of nato are keeping it gangsta.

[mrcash2009 0]

Law Of Five is Peace, nice one Hillary.



"Shes lovin' it" (sings in Macdonalds theme tune).

Good homies of nato are keeping it gangsta.

So acting like what they fight is good?

[Minutemen 10]

What don't you all understand?

:rolleyes:

Saddam was executet, Slobodan Milosovic died under strange circumstances, both of them had incriminating evidence against the west. Everytime when Saddam said, the west sold him WMD, they closed the hearing. When Milosovic said that the NATO used Al Quaida Mercs against the Serbia, they did the same thing.

They getting rid of People which know to much, thats the reason they don't want a public trial. And i bet Ghaddafi did a lot of crooked deals with people in the western establishment.

@Clinton

her face makes me sick. No wonder why billy wouldn't stick anything in there.

[mrcash2009 0]

Death by association: :286:+ = :don 14: /

[Rovka 14]

Excactly Minuteman! Those are the very same thoughts I have about the matter.

Khadaffi may have been a weirdo, but the biggest most dangerous arses still sit in our own parliaments or senate, or whatever such is called.

[sudayev 27]

His testament is available here:

http://www.orwelltoday.com/libyagaddafiwritestory.shtml

[franze 196]

Ok, this thread is done.