Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan dictator’s
decision to unleash foreign mercenaries to quell the uprising by the
brave Libyan people indicates that he does not have enough support among
his military. The little support that he enjoys from his Libyan
paramilitary thugs seems to be waning fast.
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| Muammar al-Gaddafi |
Waves of defections by Gaddafi’s close
aides and resignations of Libyan diplomats around the world are clear
signs that he will fall. Libyan envoys to France, India, the United
States and UK and UNESCO have announced their resignation.
The arrogant Libyan dictator remains
isolated as international condemnations pour in against his regime. The
Arab League has suspended Libyan membership of the organization for the
time being and called on Gaddafi to end the brutal murders of the Libyan
people.
Two days ago, Gaddafi addressed the
nation from the ruins of his residential compound bombed by US fighter
planes in 1986. In his rambling speech, the embattled ‘Leader’ of the
Libyan nation continued to yell and threaten the protesters with death
while repeatedly calling them ‘rats’ or ‘cockroaches.’
It is estimated that more than 1000
people have died so far from the bloodbath that is going on in Libya and
refugees coming across the border into Egypt have been telling
harrowing tales of murder.
……………………………………...Written by: Ibrahim Nazim
24 February 2011, Thursday
21 Raby`al-awal 1432
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