Mahmud Jibril, interim prime minister of the Libyan Transitional National Council, speaks at the Bro

Ma hmud Jibril, interim prime minister of the Libyan Transitional National Council, speaks at the Brookings Institution in Washington.

Speaking on May 12 at the Brookings Institution, a Washington think tank, senior opposition leader Mahmud Jibril said a "total collapse" of the Qaddafi regime could "materialize within the next few weeks."

The constitution, Jibril said, should be approved by Libyans through a referendum that is observed by the United Nations. Parliamentary elections would follow, and a presidential election two months after that. Libya, he said, could serve as a model not only for other Arab nations fighting government repression, but for the entire African continent.

thus the creation of a pro western African union



It seems that all world elites go to Brookings Institution to fight for the new world order.


Libyans are been fooled.