Gadhafi: The sacrifice of a LEADER

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[squirrelpinky]

respect from China.

[CMJ84]

I dont know if Gaddafi was a hero but he certainly was a revolutionary a one of kind man that deserves to be respected even if you dont agree with everything he did!

As I say always the only way Africans & arabs can make it & truly be independent is by uniting together against the imperialists zionists bastards who run the show...and thats why I respect Gaddafi coz he tried to unite Arabs and africans....he was a patriot & revolutionary & u gotta respect him for that!

RIP GADDAFI!

[IlKimJung]

@whoostino Most if not all of what you rely on as "the gospel" is dispelled as myth, propaganda, hoax, etc.

You have no evidence Gaddafi was in a culvert, cave, drainage ditch, etc.

What you do have is: Gaddafi was found here and the only thing to spray bomb was the concrete nearby.

The word is out on Gaddafi and unfortunately for you, it disagrees with your views.

Your views have no credible substance to back them up.

Gaddafi was voted Amnesty International's worlds top hero for 2011.

[IlKimJung]

@whoostino Who do the people of Sirte send the bill to?

Or, should they borrow back (IMF, World Bank) the hundreds of billions stolen from them,,,at interest??

[whoostino]

@IlKimJung

Sirte had a good run. There are pros and cons to being the home of a military strongman.

[whoostino]

@IlKimJung

Hey, I bet you never saw Qadhaffi either. How do you know he existed?

Well he's dead now. Living on only in the memory of his loyal followers, and when they pass on, he'll be gone for good. Cue the violin...

[IlKimJung]

Over 300 cruise missiles expended and 300 jets took part in bringing the Gaddafi military to its knees.

Non-stop bombing sorties day and night for 9 months.

Sirte looks like Hiroshima.

[IlKimJung]

@whoostino The country is small in numbers (5.3 million).

NATO pounded them for 9 months.

It only took a couple of weeks for Iraq to fall.

If I took out your vehicle with a missile from a chopper and you managed to escape I might find you in a drain pipe too.

I might add I never saw him in any drain pipe.

Just story's alluding to him being found there.

Al Qaeda story's.

[whoostino]

@IlKimJung

Even if that were true, how "loved" must a government be that it can be toppled so quickly? That its beloved philosopher-king, with the such wealth at his disposal from the oil he sits on, can't buy off his own support to counter the fiendish West (oh, wait, he did try!)? That his last heroic moments of freedom were not meeting death at the hands of NATO, but cowering in a drainpipe?

[IlKimJung]

It only stands to reason that when NATO and the scum bags they hired went in there and destroyed everything they, should pay.

The peoples popular committees should be (literally) sending bills to the gang who wrecked it all.

France, UK, Canada and the good old "USA".....maybe a few others.

Unpaid bills end up in Court of Queens Bench here, in Canada.

I can sue anyone nearly anywhere and never leave home.

So can they (Libyans).

[IlKimJung]

@whoostino Not to knock you off your pedestal but, I did not see Libyans tearing down their government.

As a matter of fact NATO tore down the government along with the help of thousands of outside mercenary's.

Any fool can see that.

Even blind fools.

What is your excuse???.

[whoostino]

@IlKimJung

Set it up in your own country, chump. It's amazingly the energy with which the Libyans were able to tear down Qathaafi's comic book democracy and toss his carcass to the side like yesterday's lettuce.