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A misunderstood hero or a Villain? Did the late Muammar Ghaddafi's conspiracy theories pan out to b

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posted on Oct, 23 2011 @ 01:04 PM
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Most of us are aware of the infamous UN speech by Ghaddafi where he made some remarkable accusations against the UN, security council and the US. Here is a short clip.



some of the things he mentioned were that
- JFK was assasinated by Israel.
- Swine flu was a bio-weapon to be used by military (the mic sound was mysteriosuly shut off at the point)
- The UN security council is a "terror" council
- The UN has promoted wars instead of preventing them
- All the members of the security council have nuclear weapons
- 9/11 was not carried out by outsiders



Let us also not forget what Ghaddafi did to protect its oil resource
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U.S. companies had historically played a major role in Libya’s oil development. The Oasis Group — a consortium of ConocoPhillips, Marathon Oil and Hess — and Occidental Petroleum were particularly prominent. Exxon, Chevron and Italy’s state-run Eni were also major players.

They had weathered the 1969 coup when Gaddafi seized power. In 1970, when Gaddafi had threatened to nationalize oil operations, Occidental Chairman Armand Hammer flew to Tripoli for face-to-face negotiations. Each night, he flew back to Paris, where he felt safer. At one meeting, the deputy prime minister put his .45 revolver down on the table. The result: Libya extracted higher prices and a boost in royalties.

That was the beginning of a decade that tilted the balance of power away from oil companies toward oil-exporting countries.

In late February 2008...according to a U.S. State Department cable made available by WikiLeaks. Gaddafi “threatened to dramatically reduce Libya’s oil production and/or expel U.S. oil and gas companies,” the cable said.


Due to Ghaddafi's different ideas and philosophy, the US and British Secret services have tried to assasinate him before without success. However, a planned revolution against Ghaddafi in the early 1970s was stopped by the USA. If the USA and UK could cause uprisings then, what are they capable of today? Makes you wonder who is behind these revolutions/protests taking place world wide and what their ultimate goal is.

Yes it is true that Ghaddafi was a tyrant and was greedy. If he had shared that wealth with his people, he might be alive today.

All conspiracy theorists that were leaders this decade be it Sadam, Bin laden (when did he die again?), and Ghaddafi are dead.

Should we dance, laugh and forget about what they said about the forces that are at work in this world?



posted on Oct, 23 2011 @ 01:41 PM
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He's dead just as Saddam is for attempting to cut the powers that be from their take of their Nation's oil Profits.

The same applies to Iran's president Ahmadinejad and Iran in general for nationalizing their Oil and why they are after them.

John Perkin's Book : Confessions of an Economic Hitman reveals the system of how the US and UK are in the business of grabbing Nation's resources in exchange for loans used to build said Nation's infrastructure.





Peace



posted on Oct, 23 2011 @ 01:48 PM
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kewl video man. pretty amazing how at the end he was saying any of his
arab brothers could be next and coincidentally..he was next. this is kinda like that movie...final destination ...SO WHOSE NEXT??



posted on Oct, 23 2011 @ 04:36 PM
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I think America is going to regret the blood on their hands after this killing,I truly believe a just man was killed.



posted on Oct, 27 2011 @ 01:05 PM
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Why do you believe he was a just man if i may ask? Was it ok for Libya not to have a constitution? I dont know much of the philosophy behind his "state for the masses" type of governance. His greed was his downfall.

However, I do like his United States of Africa idea though, it would have dealt a blow to China which is currently devouring Africa's natural resources in exchange for low quality infrastructure.




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