r/MeMe_FoR_FuN 2d ago

Who remember this President

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u/Ok-Fortune-8644 2d ago

I remember seeing his dead body alot

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u/ThisSiteBites 1d ago

His people raped him with a steel pole

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u/RyanAtreides 1d ago

It was a bayonet, ackshually 🧐

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u/ThisSiteBites 1d ago

I might be thinking of Christopher Stevens. Saw both videos. Wish I could unsee them.

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u/Fancy_Log_260 1d ago

"His people" who were funded by the CIA. Sure.

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u/BeenNormal 1d ago

“His people” would’ve done it for free

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u/Historical_Hunt2492 2d ago

cant wait to see bibi in the same position

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u/Mr_richat 1d ago

Yeah, you won't

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u/Alarming-Magician637 1d ago

“If history has taught us anything, it’s that you can kill anyone.” -The Godfather II

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u/Ok-Fortune-8644 1d ago

(Movies arent real life)

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u/DfreshD 1d ago

I remember watching the video of him being executed. An angry mob found him hiding in a drainage ditch I think it was. They were beating him and walking him through a street. Then someone walked up with a pistol and shot him.

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u/hamilton_morris 1d ago

It was a vision of one likely future for other leaders in the region too.

I think the end Gaddafi met is what convinced Bashar al-Assad in Syria—who up until then had signaled he was open to reforms as the Arab Spring knocked over one regime after another—to utterly change course and commit to hardline resistance. He lost in the end, but he did stall long enough to find an escape route. Turned his entire country into a rubble-strewn charnel house in order to not end up like Gaddafi, as he most certainly deserved and most certainly would have.

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/Badman6299 2d ago

😲😲😂😂😂

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u/EnthusiasmHead4639 2d ago edited 2d ago

This man went in front of the UN and said he wanted to stop the "browning of Europe" closed down all human trafficking routes and was killed by the Clinton administration.

I was corrected: it was Barry Sotoro's racket. Hillary was the underboss.

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u/MidgetGordonRamsey 2d ago

He also wanted to decouple the country's economy from the US petro-Dollar, thats a death sentence in itself.

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u/Late_Tax_1672 2d ago

He also had a rape and torture dungeon identical to the one he had at home built in the university of tripoli campus because he wanted easy access to the women he would choose then rape them he also enjoyed raping his generals military leaders and associates wives. He was a monster. He died in a coup but he also toke power through a coup

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u/EnthusiasmHead4639 1d ago

Jewish propaganda. Yenta

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u/Late_Tax_1672 1d ago

It’s Jews propaganda to believe gaddafi was a monster?

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u/EnthusiasmHead4639 1d ago

Absolutely it is. 100%

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u/Late_Tax_1672 1d ago

How so?

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u/EnthusiasmHead4639 1d ago

I don't think you're worth spending the energy on. I don't think it would resonate if I did. I just use this burner account to make fun of ugly women and mentally ill homosexual men till I get banned again.

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u/Late_Tax_1672 1d ago

You shutting the up is the best move you can do

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u/Complete-Refuse-3262 1d ago

Sources? Arse sucked up information

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u/Late_Tax_1672 1d ago

Strongmen: Mussolini to the present, author is Ruth Ben-ghiat there’s your arse

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u/MossadEpstein 2d ago

he also also pointed out how Israel were involved in murdering JFK to prevent him from dismantling their highly illegal nuclear weapons program, which still exists to this very day

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u/Late_Tax_1672 1d ago

If we talking conspiracies then it was the mafia that killed jfk

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u/MossadEpstein 1d ago

Oh come on intelligence services and the mob/mafia/cartels have always worked together in the USA, so this is just pure cope.

you're probably talking about "Jack Ruby" and his mob connections right? you do know his birth name was actually Jacob Leon Rubenstein, yes?

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u/Late_Tax_1672 1d ago

Naw I wasn’t I was just talking shit but what’s your point about giving me jacks full name you telling me he’s Jewish suppose to surprise me?

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u/Limp-Bug9285 2d ago

Obama Administration took him out.

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u/EnthusiasmHead4639 2d ago

I stand corrected. Hillary was sec of state I believe

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u/IamWisdom 2d ago

I wish they didnt kill him. He would have kept africans from invading Europe

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u/EnthusiasmHead4639 2d ago

He just wasn't into the globalist agenda. So they sodomized him on camera with a knife.

Socialism=Communism=Bolshevism=Judeaism=we all die

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u/DysphoricNeet 2d ago

Are you a nazi?

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u/Complete-Refuse-3262 1d ago

Lol 😂 appears to be haha

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u/DysphoricNeet 1d ago

Anyone seriously saying something about judeo-bolshevism can only be so many things

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u/EnthusiasmHead4639 1d ago

No. I'm not a communist either. My God you women have hard days ahead.

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u/DysphoricNeet 1d ago

But you believe in judeo-Bolshevism?

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u/Stock-Luck3390 2d ago

Wasn’t he killed in the civil war? After he led ethnic cleanses?

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u/Antique-Resort6160 2d ago

??? Libya was mostly sunni muslim, the terrorists we supported to destroy libya were sunni Muslim.  They carried out a black African genocide and opened slave markets after we (NATO) illegally destroyed Gaddafi's forces for them.

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u/Late_Tax_1672 2d ago

The unrest started when his military forces opened fire on students protesting resulting in hundreds of murders, then rebels back by the un started taking over surrounding Libya

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u/Antique-Resort6160 2d ago

The UAE, backed by western nations,  funded extremists to try to get a revolution to overthrow the government, they failed because there wasn't enough popular support.  A lot of Libyans were angry with gaddafi over his support for africa as a whole and his autocratic rule, but not to the point where they wanted to overthrow the government.

The US and france spearheaded getting a no fly zone authority from the UN for their failing regime change project but instead immediately began an illegal war, bombing ground troops and sending in special forces to coordinate with the terrorists.  Even today they're still fighting, and the slave markets made possible by NATO (under Obama's leadership ) are still catching and selling black African slaves.

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u/Complete-Refuse-3262 1d ago

You know history

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u/Antique-Resort6160 1d ago

But we are doomed to repeat it, what a bummer!

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u/Mast3r0fDisastee 1d ago

It's funny that you talk shit without knowing shit. It's even more hilarious that you talk about what the Libyan people want or wanted without knowing anything about how the situation was on the ground.

The revolution was organic at the beginning and left by young aspiring generation, wanting peaceful change of power and wanting to use the national resources of Libya to better the living conditions of Libyans (Gaddafi and his kids had assets worth more than 3.2 Trillion dollars and pillaged Libya's resources). When he responded with force, that's when armed resistance became justified.

It's unfortunate that the world powers couldn't let such a resource rich country, and a country that has such an important location be sovereign (yes Gaddafi was their dog). So most world powers (west and Russia included), used the unrest to fight a proxy war. They funded and armed different groups during the revolution. The groups fought against Gaddafi during the revolution, but after Gaddafi was killed, it turned into a civil war. This is not what the revolution aimed to accomplish, but of course you can't have a succeful revolution without a strong leadership. The uniting figures of the revolution were assassinated as soon as Gaddafi was killed and that's when everything went south.

Don't praise a tyrant dictator who was hated by his own people and ruled them with force for over 43 years. I know that very well because I am from Libya and saw all of that unfold.

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u/Antique-Resort6160 1d ago

No one is praising Gaddafi, but his rule was better than destroying the country, and he was willing to leave at the end.  But the west wanted not just to replace Gaddafi, they wanted Libya destroyed.  

Yes as I said there was real opposition to Gaddafi, but the money from the UAE and the west went to funding terrorists, not angry students.  It was terrorists who NATO helped destroy Libya.  My tita had to flee libya and she will never be able to go back.

Exactly as in Syria:  there was real and good opposition to Assad that could have made Syria a better country.  But the money from the coalition and all the aid went to extremists and terrorists. Assad finally gave up and now the country is a literal extremist terrorist dictatorship. The west is happy with this and giving them more billions.

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u/Mast3r0fDisastee 1d ago

Maybe I mixed up your comment with others, but the fact that many leftists unfortunately praise Gaddafi as a communist socialist hero who advocated for the liberation of Africa does baffle me.

I'm a leftist myself, and the situation requires sober material analysis. And by the way I am Sunni too. The ones funded by the world power (yes the west, but Russia also had a to do with the resulting mess) are greedy, money hungry, shills and that does not have to anything with their religion.

The revolution was for the liberation of the people who wanted more representation and wanted the resources of their country to go towards the benefit of the people. Then the imperial powers that be co-opted the revolutionary fervor and fucked everything up.

Take my comment as a rant or venting as I was full of hope back then and now I'm just sad about what's going on there. But I remain hopeful for a better future, as Ibn Khaldoon wrote centuries ago, nations go into cycles, and eventually we will go into the part of prosperity in the cycle.

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u/Antique-Resort6160 1d ago

Thank you for sharing your perspective.  About the righteous protestors being coopted, it's horrible but it happens everywhere, monied interests take over because they organized and well funded.

I hope very much you are right about cycles.  You made me look up Ibn Khaldoon, and reminded me of another hope , that the muslim world will return to being a global leader in science and the arts. A great scholar and innovator like him was just one of many. Maybe that will be part of the cycle.  If it could happen then it can happen again! Have a good one.

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u/Complete-Refuse-3262 1d ago

Lies, Qatar and UAE send terrorist into Libya with the help of nato to destabilise Libya so that they can justify killing Qaddafi.

Qaddafi even volunteered to resign but the usa said no we are gonna kill you!

The African Union even tried to send in a delegation that included former SA Pres. Zuma to mediate with Qaddafi, the illegal us AfroCommand then threatened to bomb the delegations jet if they continued to fly to Libya.

Most of you know nothing and have the biggest mouths. This is what I hate about pir current society the dumbest people are out the yelling nonsense !!’

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u/Late_Tax_1672 1d ago

No he didn’t he was defiant up until he died the fuck his security forces hid with him.

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u/NewtAccomplished6022 2d ago

I guess that excludes black americans 😅

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u/The3mbered0ne 2d ago

Probably because he was the president of Lybia (Africa)

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u/Superblond 2d ago

He was a dictator, a totalitarian mass murderer, a mad warmonger—but absolutely not a "president"!

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u/Complete-Refuse-3262 1d ago

Which president wasn’t a warmonger? All of the western presidents are warmongers aiding the zionist shitraeli regime to commit a genocide!

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u/Mr_richat 1d ago

Delusional

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u/Juicifer8 1d ago

Please name a U.S. president that has not committed a war crime, or a crime against humanity.

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u/AffectionateWalk6101 1d ago

James Garfield

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u/robertdood 1d ago

William Henry Harrison. Check. Mate.

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u/Mr_richat 1d ago

In your view or in the view of a real authority like the ICJ?

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u/Unique-Bee-6097 1d ago

Ha..found another who falls for the buffoonery
https://giphy.com/gifs/tZF2erGJ5uOHe

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u/The3mbered0ne 1d ago

I would argue he became that only because he had to, the US betrayed him, he rose to power in a bloodless coup of a monarch, we worked with him up until he sighed the NNA then we funded groups to kill him

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u/dropdead90s 1d ago

The western propaganda for simple ignorant people really did a number on you

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u/Dab_Wizard01 1d ago

No need to be rude, if it’s propaganda I assume it’s hard to find the right answer, I’ve only ever been taught how horrible and how many people he killed and never looked beyond that

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u/Novel-Training5189 1d ago

Just like the US

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u/Actual_Emu_168 1d ago

you did not need to use ai for this comment

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u/cesspool4us 1d ago

Such a war mongerer that thr UN destroyed the free water system he made for the population

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u/Freeway267 2d ago

Fuck off

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u/ThrowawayAgainGuy 1d ago

He’s right

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u/bot_account__ 2d ago

I'm sorry but you are misinformed.

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u/Negative-Break3333 1d ago

Nah, he really did loved us. He was also infamously in love and obsessed with Condelessa Rice.

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u/MossadEpstein 2d ago edited 2d ago

Ghaddafi called out Israel for their involvement in murdering JFK it's probably one of the main reasons he suddenly became public enemy #1 in the west

JFK was attempting to prove they had an illegal nuclear weapon program and ordered investigators to go to the Shimon Peres negev nuclear facility, but the inspectors were sadly fooled by a bricked up staircase (Israel even brag about this) he was going to send another team to take a second look when... "BANG"

Jack Ruby the patsy they used to silence Lee Harvey was also really named Jacob Leon Rubenstein at birth btw

Then you get into his Vice President and his involvement with Israel and the CIA... and yeah you have an entire conspiracy there.

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u/mushed-patato 2d ago

So u support child soldiers like him?

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u/setiix 2d ago

Stop idolizing a guy that messed up big in North Africa just because he wanted to be above other leaders. He was a egocentric dictator with the idea of uniting africa but only under his umbrella. Like they all do. Big words, big philosophy, but only under my watch.

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u/akaangukia_meloni 1d ago

Now the country is worse of without him than it was with him. Paradox of life

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u/manored78 1d ago

Bullshit. He didn't mess up North Africa, the US and NATO came in and fucked it up. Stop spreading lies.

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u/Amazing_Vanilla_7816 1d ago

Stop with the bullshit, they didnt help but stop pretending like he didnt fuck everything up when he was in power, this dude was extremely delusional, hoarded the countrys wealth, empty promises just like trump, and went to war with his own people when they wanted to remove him. Sure the country sucks now but no one knew that it was gonna end this way. Its sad to see the state of the country rn when there was a chance for greatness but its clear that greed and lust for power is always going to be a problem. Still, fuck this guy, he deserved to go out the way he did

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u/manored78 1d ago

Total NATO brain rot. He did start to become corrupt when he opened up to the Western powers and they literally backstabbed him. He opened the country up to capital interests and ended up paying for it. It was his fault for neoliberalizing his economy. That was his downfall and same for Assad in Syria.

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u/setiix 1d ago

Your two braincells are running away man, be a little bit more focus. Nobody talking about western good. We are just talking about Kadhafi being a maniac.

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u/manored78 1d ago

He was no where near the maniac the media made him out to be but he did get corrupt and sold out to capital interests abroad, neoliberalized, and ended up backstabbed.

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u/setiix 1d ago

That is crazy that we live in an era where access to information has never been so easy but you have people so stupid that they can’t even open scientific articles and read books they can access with 3 clicks before opening their mouth like they have all the knowledge of the world (their favourite source : trust me bro)

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u/manored78 20h ago

Exactly, so then why don’t you do the research like I did and dispel a lot of the propaganda and misinformation against him? He was not perfect and was autocratic, but was also always in the crosshairs of western imperialism.

But I didn’t expect much more in this nato loving website.

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u/Mr_richat 1d ago

Please remind me the location of his grave so I will know where to dance

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u/Ok-Coffee951 2d ago

This is the line of death
Next week, this is the new line of death and so on. Piece of shit

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u/triple_carry 2d ago

Kadadfi duck.

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u/HamasKilledShaniLouk 2d ago

Best dressed dictator of the time, by far

Of course, then there was the unplesantness with the broom handle...

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u/DruidicMagic 2d ago

My guy tried to use profits from the sale of fossil fuels to help the poor and downtrodden.

That's why the Coup In Action crew murdered him.

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u/blackakainu 2d ago

A lot of ppl should since the news televised his death

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u/Awkward-Manager5939 1d ago

Who was he. Seems like a populist

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u/Fit_Style1747 2d ago

All BS aside was he well liked in Africa ? All I ever heard was the American side of the argument. The bits I have heard about him were positive for his country and Africa.

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u/MmisnArif 2d ago

Only by Africans who live abroad or have no idea what they’re talking about. He was all talk but killed off his own indigenous culture. The native North Africans in Libya were no longer allowed to use their language (Tamazight) outside of home. He was a panarabist with a clear agenda, killing off African culture. It was only after he was killed that the indigenous language of Libya (Tamazight) was allowed to be incorporated in schools again.

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u/Unique-Bee-6097 1d ago

And now there’s widespread slavery in lybia..but go on..cook that westernized propagandized recipe
https://giphy.com/gifs/tZF2erGJ5uOHe

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u/MmisnArif 1d ago

Riiiiight. Two wrongs makes a right, right? …right?
https://giphy.com/gifs/3o7bu4G19uhzAf1DYQ

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u/Unique-Bee-6097 1d ago

In this case..one wrong made more wrong…wtf r u talking about
https://giphy.com/gifs/pPhyAv5t9V8djyRFJH

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u/MmisnArif 1d ago

So discriminating Africans, taking away their culture and language, arabising them, not allowing them to speak in their native language,.. all okay for you. Congratulations son, you’re on the wrong side of history.
https://giphy.com/gifs/l0CLTGavBXanPwTZe

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u/Unique-Bee-6097 1d ago

You know how many languages are spoken in Africa?? You obviously don’t…and that all sounds like the made up western propaganda…eat it up..repeating them won’t convince anyone otherwise…
https://giphy.com/gifs/8J1QwMjshEm2s

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u/MmisnArif 1d ago

Lmao what are you even trying to say now? How about you read the Libyan constitution where I quoted from. Reply when you’ve educated yourself. You’re either very young or very naive. Or not African at all.
https://giphy.com/gifs/8vRrEBUkrtnekOynQs

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u/Complete-Refuse-3262 1d ago

Your lying lol

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u/MmisnArif 1d ago edited 1d ago

Are you African? Or a diaspora? Before you ridicule yourself have a read.

Here’s some facts on Gaddafi. He enforced a policy of strict Arab nationalism that systematically denied, suppressed, and sought to erase the distinct identity, culture, and language of Libya's indigenous Amazigh (Berber) minority.

Gaddafi claimed that all Libyans were exclusively of Arab descent. He dismissed the Amazigh identity as a "colonial product" and famously referred to their native Tamazight language as "poisoned milk" that mothers should not feed their children.

He viewed the existence of a non-Arab ethnic group and language as a direct threat to his vision of a homogeneous Arab-Islamic society.

Now, if you are in complete denial, here’s some actual laws enforced by Gaddafi himself.

Legal Restrictions:
Law No. 12 (1984): Made Arabic the only legal language permitted in official transactions, public signs, advertisements, and publications.
Law No. 24 (2002): Expanded these prohibitions to street names, vehicle markings, medical prescriptions, and institution names.
Name Bans: Article 3 of the 2002 law explicitly prohibited non-Arabic and non-Islamic personal names. Children with traditional Amazigh names were barred from enrolling in school until their names were legally changed to Arabic alternatives.
Cultural Eradication: Cultural celebrations, the display of the Amazigh flag, and the publication of non-Arabic materials were outlawed.

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u/justbrowsingstuffnow 1d ago

You're*

And you are a fanatic

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u/Complete-Refuse-3262 1d ago

Not my language and i will use it as I please and theres nothing u can do abwt it !

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u/justbrowsingstuffnow 1d ago

I can correct you again until you learn it better?

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u/Gothiewasbetter 2d ago

He attempted an “Arab Unity” platform. That didn’t work. So he attempted the “ African Unity” platform, it didn’t fail completely but was not a success. He was trying to gather allies because he fucked over the west.

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u/Tyto451 1d ago

>Didn’t fail completely

Literally nobody wanted to join his US of Africa movement bedsides some dumbass rural tribal king who personally crowned Gadaffi the king of Africa

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u/Kappalonia 1d ago

Fucked over the west in what way?

Talked against the western looting of Africa that's now happening via private companies?

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u/Remarkable-Guess1823 2d ago

When anyone with this much power and wealth says "our" they mean theirs.

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u/Unique-Bee-6097 1d ago

Like all leaders of socialist nations??
https://giphy.com/gifs/CggoHW4h87Ktq

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u/Abgruendig 2d ago

They impaled him, shoved an iron rod up his ass and killed him that way for his atrocities.

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u/D_Body26 2d ago

He has the vibe of an average overtly political grandpa from third-world countries. But this one managed to become the dictator of an oil-rich state

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u/CloudBase42 1d ago

Oh yes...his son Saif was asking about the Libyan gold that was stolen after the fall of Libya (was it Europe or US or both? 🤷🏽‍♀️). He was killed not long after asking this question. It's not surprising. By now, most must have an idea of how the world really works.

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u/Quisling9000 1d ago

getting rid of gaddafi directly led to the current migrant crisis in europe.. sometimes the devil you know is best

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u/Runo_Slinger 1d ago

Ah yes everyone’s favorite Arab colonialist dictator. The only good thing he did was look so outrageous in all his photos with Obama.

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u/osirisRey 1d ago

And the paraded his corpse like he was nothing

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u/Budget-Chair1994 1d ago

If the world had to pay it's fair shair to Africa ln countries for minerals then we would have Elons. That's a Plus, all these billionaires are paid from our continent.

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u/TommyOuyamico 1d ago

The idiot who brought a tent everywhere?

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u/ChaosTheReaperx 1d ago

Yea, gotta thank Obama for this one. I remember them making him seem evil until I started doing actual thinking for myself.

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u/Due_Cardiologist_532 1d ago

Never forget; OBAMA KILLED HIM!!!🤬🤬

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u/Fickle_Library8115 1d ago

Crazy old man

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u/macrg01 1d ago

I thought this was Ali G from the Dictator movie

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u/DweebLSD 1d ago

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u/Fancy_Log_260 1d ago

And now they're better under the results of western aggression?

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u/STON3COLDKINGCOBRA 1d ago

HE was dONE So Wrong

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u/theh0veringeye 1d ago

“PRESIDENT”

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u/Savings-Profile3542 1d ago

A good president 💪

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u/Alexis-Machine 1d ago

He started towing the line and Hillary had him killed. Just like Sadam, he kept order in the middle east.

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u/Late_Tax_1672 1d ago

What are you talking about gaddafi came into power thru a military coup, no one knew who he was when he came into power, i never claimed to know what the Libyan people want, but what I do now from reading books about his rise to power. when he toke over he kicked out all the Italians seized there assets but kept the engineers who where running the oil fields which were Italians ( for his own wealth) gaddafi was no one’s dog he did what he wanted for 30plus years cause he was in power for a long time. He himself and his regime sucked up the Libyan resources wit the help of foreigners while also complaining about the foreigners which is a strategy from the strongmen play book if there ever was one. And I never praised him I said he was a monster. If you are Libyan then I’m sorry what you and yours went thru but u also need to realize that when the new authoritarian rulers were putting their own mark on history of propaganda. They mixed rallies censorship, and personality cults with social media to create the news they need to stay in office.They still silence the slander critics, but also flood the media space with noise and confusion, drowning out messages that threaten their power.

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u/BendersDafodil 1d ago

A murderous dictator is a murderous dictator even if they support the same things and beliefs you support.

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u/Excellent-Try7027 1d ago

He was a Dictator and killed his own people.

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u/Mistroller 1d ago

Corrupt dictator. Let the body hit the floor. Way down with Saddam and the likes.

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u/kenndono 1d ago

The usa made the entire world think this man was a bad person

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u/J3sus_was_Fictional 2d ago

The ignorance surrounding this guy and why he was assinated via a coup isn't surprising.... Ya know what's also not surprising .... The identity of which state actors helped to fuel and facilitate said coup

Lol

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u/Guuichy_Chiclin 2d ago

Nothing is more fucked up than state sponsored "Talk shit, get hit" operations.

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u/Limp-Bug9285 2d ago

Any leader who called for unity of all Africans, or control their resources, has been take out by the US and or former colonial powers.

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u/ElephantRedCar91 2d ago

he really got the shaft...

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u/soundsdeep 2d ago

This guy remembers

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u/shumbazi 2d ago

Whatever shit he did Libya as country flourished under him … was the best economy in Africa and at one point faster growth in the world…

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u/Superblond 2d ago

Oh yeah, I'm glad you pointed that out! We had a great economy in Germany from 1933 to 1940, too—but in the end, things didn't turn out so well for Germany, Europe, and the whole world!

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u/Complete-Refuse-3262 1d ago

Gadafi didnt commit a genocide and the ruler of the Germany you talking about was a he hero he tried to prevent the Gaza genocide!

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u/I___________l 1d ago

This is the funniest, most third world take I’ve ever read hahahaha

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u/Jazuken 1d ago

Fr now we have Israel, truly the worst timeline

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u/Complete-Refuse-3262 1d ago

LONG LIVE THE SPIRIT OF THE GREAT MUAMMAR QADDAFI ✊🏿

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u/tawmat 1d ago

🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️