[Newsbot]

Title: Gadhafi appears on TV to say he's still in Libya
Category: World
Posted By: wildrosegirl
Date: 2011-02-21 17:32:35

[Scape]

Good! Hope he stays there and the mob has his head on a pike!

[Brenda]

There's a fatwa on him...
Yusuf al-Qaradawi (who is a very conservative Suni, and according to the dutch paper a very big influence in the Arabic world and other Muslim countries) said that any Lybian soldier who has the opportunity should put a bullet in his brain...

[JBG]

Brenda Brenda:

There's a fatwa on him...
Yusuf al-Qaradawi (who is a very conservative Suni, and according to the dutch paper a very big influence in the Arabic world and other Muslim countries) said that any Lybian soldier who has the opportunity should put a bullet in his brain...

It would a tragic loss to the world in view of this stellar, productive accomplishmnents.

[GreenTiger]

Brenda Brenda:

There's a fatwa on him...
Yusuf al-Qaradawi (who is a very conservative Suni, and according to the dutch paper a very big influence in the Arabic world and other Muslim countries) said that any Lybian soldier who has the opportunity should put a bullet in his brain...

Any soldier Libyan or otherwise would be doing a great service to the Libyan people by putting a round in Qaddafi's skull.

[ShepherdsDog]

Khadaffy's son Khrazy is threatening that rivers of blood will flow. I hope the mobs get their hands on him and his daddy.

[Freakinoldguy]

To bad the Americans missed in April 86.

Oh well, maybe one of his own people won't be so unlucky.

[JBG]

GreenTiger GreenTiger:

Any soldier Libyan or otherwise would be doing a great service to the Libyan people by putting a round in Qaddafi's skull.

ShepherdsDog ShepherdsDog:

Khadaffy's son Khrazy is threatening that rivers of blood will flow. I hope the mobs get their hands on him and his daddy.

Freakinoldguy Freakinoldguy:

To bad the Americans missed in April 86.

Oh well, maybe one of his own people won't be so unlucky.

Again, the world will miss a great leader. </sarcasm>

Why Britain found it necessary to appease the likes of him and surrender the Lockerbie mastermind is beyond me. Worse, why the world afforded him a stage is beyond my narrow little ability to comprehend.

[xerxes]

Oil. That's why.

This is only going to end one way. There's going to be more bloodshed but in the end, that lunatic and his faimly are going to end up strung up in the main square in Tripoli like the pack of worthless animals they are.

[martin14]

JBG JBG:

Why Britain found it necessary to appease the likes of him and surrender the Lockerbie mastermind is beyond me. Worse, why the world afforded him a stage is beyond my narrow little ability to comprehend.

Oil, that you enjoy everyday.

Security, that you also enjoyed every day.


Libya was a major partner in trying to keep the African hordes out of Europe.
Big country with long middle of nowhere borders.
I'm betting lots of the smuggling gangs and getting organized for some big runs,
now that things are in such chaos.

On a similar note, the Rafah crossing will open soon.

[DanSC]

We may have appeased Gadhafi, but just imagine if he hadn't given up his nuclear weapons program

[JBG]

martin14 martin14:

JBG JBG:

Why Britain found it necessary to appease the likes of him and surrender the Lockerbie mastermind is beyond me. Worse, why the world afforded him a stage is beyond my narrow little ability to comprehend.

Oil, that you enjoy everyday.

Security, that you also enjoyed every day.


Libya was a major partner in trying to keep the African hordes out of Europe.
Big country with long middle of nowhere borders.
I'm betting lots of the smuggling gangs and getting organized for some big runs,
now that things are in such chaos.

On a similar note, the Rafah crossing will open soon.

Thanks. Good explanation. And what is the "Rafah crossing"? Excuse my ignorance.

[martin14]

JBG JBG:

Thanks. Good explanation. And what is the "Rafah crossing"? Excuse my ignorance.

The border crossing between Gaza and Egypt.

Been closed closed since Hamas took over Gaza in 2007.


The Eygptian 'government' will open it up very soon.


have to ask yourself why the Eygptians kept it closed for four years in the first place.

[GreenTiger]

Excellent we may see his head on a pike yet !

[Bodah]

All this positive uprising in the middle east all because of a fruit vendor in the Middle East in Tunsia who had enough.