Libya?

[YMix]

[Ibrahim]

Couldn't happen to a more deserving dictator. Here's hoping things turn out well, or at the very least the army decides to retire Qaddafi for a less odious ruler.

[AzariLoveIran]

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THIS CAUGHT MORE THAN ONE EYE;

Col Gadaffi, who has been in power since 1969, has suggested he might join the protests himself, the BBC's Jon Leyne reports.


BIZARRE BUT FITS RIGHT IN...



Rome has had its fair share of triumphant parades by bizarre tyrants in its long history.

And the ageing Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's arrival on Monday ranked alongside any grotesque ceremony staged by Caligula or Nero.
It is easy to see why Italy's Left-wing opposition denounced the dictator's reception by Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi as a 'rock star welcome'.
Gaddafi's arrived in Rome with a 300-strong retinue on three Airbuses. As ever, he brought with him a giant Bedouin tent, which was erected in a park in the centre of the city and where he was to stay and conduct business.
There was no immediate sign of the camel he took on a visit to Paris in 2007 when he pitched his tent in the grounds of a five-star hotel.
With gelled and carefully dyed hair, the Colonel was made up to look like a cross between Michael Jackson and the deranged music mogul murderer Phil Spector.
Pinned to his chest was a large photograph of a Libyan resistance leader being hanged by Italian colonialists in 1931.

Although with his peaked cap, red flashes, gold braid epaulettes and an array of military decorations that resembled a Dulux colour chart, he turned out in a uniform that Italy's last tyrant, fascist leader Benito Mussolini, would have killed for.
But it was the gun-toting female bodyguards in their khaki uniforms and red berets in the 67-year old dictator's entourage, girls who wear Kalashnikovs like Gucci fashion accessories, who stole the show.
Gaddafi is one of the maddest dictators on Earth and he doesn't like being upstaged - unless it's by this 40-strong troupe of well-equipped, allvirgin minders.

He may have conducted his 1969 military coup against Lybia's last monarch, King Idris, under an Islamic revolutionary banner. He may have proclaimed himself a pioneer of 'Islamic socialism'. But Gaddafi's female security detail don't hide their charms under a burqa.
Bizarrely, he claims them to be a symbol of his belief in female emancipation. 'Women should be trained for combat, so that they do not become easy prey for their enemies,' he says.
All of his girls are said to swear an oath that they will give their lives for him and it is claimed they never leave his side, night or day, and he insists they remain virgins. There is no shortage of volunteers for what is seen as a prestigious job.
A special training college puts recruits through a tough physical programme and girls who don't drop out emerge as trained killers, experts in firearms and martial arts.

Gaddafi makes the final selection and, despite his insistence that his guards are chaste, rumours abound that he demands their sexual favours.
The girls wear lipstick, jewellery, polished nails, even high heels - but their armed combat training has been tested more than once.
In 1998 one of them was killed and seven others wounded when Islamic fundamentalists in Libya ambushed the Colonel's motorcade. The dead girl, Aisha, rumoured to be his favourite, threw herself across Gaddafi's body to stop the bullets.

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100 plus reported massacred by Muamar Qadaffi

40 plus years one man rule not enough for the pineapple faced dictator who says...


"I am an international leader, the dean of the Arab rulers, the king of kings of Africa and the imam (leader) of Muslims, and my international status does not allow me to descend to a lower level."

TIME FOR HIS MUSSOLINI GRAND FINALE

HANGING NAKED UPSIDE DOWN

SEVERED GENITALS STUFFED IN HIS MOUTH

[Tinker]

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dont think peter ustinov is available to entertain for a few days before two of Qadaffi s virgin Amazon bodyguards pump thirty some rounds into his chest.

BUT WHICHEVER WAY HE GOES

GOOD RIDDANCE

[AzariLoveIran]

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Although he killed our beloved Shia for Lebanon (mission accomplished), Qhaddafi not a bad guy ..

Am confused .. What are Libyans revolting for ? ?

Democracy ? Freedom ?


All the good guys leaving, Berlusconi, Ghadaffi .. wouldn't be astonished if next day, in red square they demanding Putin too should resign ..


Hmmmm ..WTFGO ?


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[Colonel Sun]

[Colonel Sun]

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am hearing Qadaffi's subsaharan mercenaries with 50 cal sniper rifles are picking off demonstrators .

somebody needs to slip Nurse Galyna Kolotnytska a million bucks cash to include some ricin in Qadaffis next flu shot....

[AzariLoveIran]

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We know who the demonstrators in Egypt and Algeria and Bahrain are and what they want

I can imagine Morocco or Algeria revolt ..

But who are demonstrating in Libya and for what ? ?

Am sure Libya is western pure play ..

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[skyhook77sfg]

change...

40 years of erratic lethal narcissim is more than enough

[AzariLoveIran]

[YMix]

[Tinker]

[Endovelico]

Go here for live information on events in Libya:

[Torchwood]

Wow, it's spread to Tripoli, and Benghazi allegedly in anti-government hands.

This could really happen. Great news, but it will be bloody.



Don't worry, Azari, Ahmedinecrazy's time will come soon...

[AzariLoveIran]

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Asking ..

What are these people in Libia revolting for ?

Who are they ?

What do they want ?

Are these, like Algeria and Morocco the Islamist ?

Who is shooting who ?

My guess, this a Oil-Turf-play .. big boys fighting it out ..

Poor Berlusconi, going to be screwed, again (significant investment from Britain's BP Plc, Exxon of the United States and Italy's ENI among others.)

Oil play.

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[AzariLoveIran]

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why would you say Gadaffi is not a bad guy AZARI?

his seeming simple son of the desert masquerade?

[AzariLoveIran]

[skyhook77sfg]

you really dont know much about him.

behind his theatrics, there is no hesitation to kill anyone in his way, anyone irritating, anyone critical.

saw it up close and personal.

take my word for it


but if not, how about this from the Guardian UK



Politicians have maintained a deafening silence for years when it suited them to support a swath of autocratic (often oil-rich) Arab governments. I think in particular of Libya, which I recently visited as an academic from a leading UK university. Having moved from pariah to western friend, it was awash with new American oilmen making big bucks and contractors building the first western hotels.

But those few frightened Libyans who would risk talking to me spoke of 40 years of totalitarian rule, political prisoners, torture and the complete impossibility of change.

In the last couple of days one of my Libyan students here in the UK managed to contact his family in the east of the country (internet down, many telephones cut off and no journalists) and they spoke of cold-blooded massacres by "foreign mercenaries brought in from neighbouring countries".

The words of that student, in tears in my office, still ring chillingly in my ears:

"He [Gaddafi] is completely mad. This is not in like Egypt or Tunisia. He will massacre everyone. May God help us all!"

[AzariLoveIran]

[Milo]