Moammar Gadhafi dead?

[Stoic]

According to the Reuters report, the rebels found the former Libyan strongman hiding in a hole in the ground; the rebel fighter who found Gadhafi said that the Libyan leader repeated "Don't shoot, don't shoot" upon his capture. The BBC reported that the same rebel fighter was "brandishing" a golden pistol which he said belonged to the Libyan strongman.

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[etilit]

as a question?..seems so but i dont know anything lol

 

[gb2000ie]

Judging by the horribly explicit pictures that will be splashed across the front pages of the UK papers tomorrow, yes, he is, but thanks to sensationalistic media s he'll continue to terrorise kids

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[socrates]

Ok, he's dead. No surprise that the rebels didn't think twice before killing Gheddafi, in spite of his death not being among the goals decided by UN. Obviously the media went nuts. So what's gonna happen in Libia now? This is the real question imho.

 

[Thommy_gun]

Yeah my friend told me and I couldnt believe it

 

[MaximumT]

So what's gonna happen in Libia now? This is the real question imho.

I agree. It is now the real hard work in restoring the country begins.

 

[garth33]

kaDAFFY shoulda' DUCKED!!!

 

[ritsuka]

His death exemplifies how, unlike Egypt and Tunisia, the Libyan revolution embraced ultra-violence as its means of wresting control of the government, and much of the violence instigated from the outside. It's been reported there were 95 other dead bodies strewn across the ground at the site of Gadafi's capture, some of them burnt beyond recognition by another (hopefully the last) NATO air strike. It will be an immense struggle for the people now to use nonviolence to guide the revolution away from what a few elites want and make it into a majoritarian movement that ensures people will actually be treated better.

 

[gb2000ie]

His death exemplifies how, unlike Egypt and Tunisia, the Libyan revolution embraced ultra-violence as its means of wresting control of the government, and much of the violence instigated from the outside. It's been reported there were 95 other dead bodies strewn across the ground at the site of Gadafi's capture, some of them burnt beyond recognition by another (hopefully the last) NATO air strike. It will be an immense struggle for the people now to use nonviolence to guide the revolution away from what a few elites want and make it into a majoritarian movement that ensures people will actually be treated better.

Each country is different - with a complete loon armed to the teeth and beyond like Quadafi in charge, how exactly do you do peaceful protests? You all go into the streets, he machineguns you all!

Do you think non-violence was an option to end the Nazi regime? I wish I could say it was, but I'm not that naive - and the same could well be true in Libya. I've not been there in person, so I can't judge that, so I have to take the word of those who were. Perhaps you were there and are speaking from first-hand experience?

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[Stoic]

In the interest of sensationalism, here's some interesting facts about him.

2. All-Female Virgin Bodyguard Retinue: They apparently weren't around when Gadhafi needed them most on Thursday, but the eccentric dictator was historically protected by 40 well trained bodyguards – all of them women. The bodyguards, called "Amazons," were all reportedly virgins who took a vow of chastity upon joining the dictator's retinue. The women, trained at an all-female military academy, were handpicked by Gadhafi. They wore elaborate uniforms, as well as makeup and high-heeled combat boots.

3. His "Voluptuous" Ukrainian Nurse: For a decade, Galyna Kolotnytska, a Ukrainian nurse often described in the press as "voluptuous," was regularly seen at the dictator's side. Kolotnytska was described in a leaked diplomatic cable as one of Gadhafi's closest aides and was rumored to have a romantic relationship with him. Several other Ukrainian women served as nurses and they all referred to him as "Papa" or "Daddy."

4. Crush on Condoleezza Rice: In 2007, Gadhafi called former Sec. of State Condoleezza Rice his "darling black African woman" and on a 2008 visit she made to Tripoli, the dictator gave her $200,000 worth of gifts, including a ring and a lute. But it wasn't until rebels stormed his Tripoli compound that the depths of the dictator's infatuation were exposed. There among Gadhafi's belongings was a carefully composed photo album made up of dozens of images of no one but Rice.

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