Read this, you CNN brainwashed people. Your ignorance is ridiculous.

http://libyasos.blogspot.com/p/gaddafi.html

So which tribes had those benefits?

Did you read the green book too?
Its true that some of his ideas had been put into practice regarding education and equality but its not that good.

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Ignorance eh:88)

You have got to be kidding:rotfl2:

You should at least elaborate ,sir.:)

So we know which one of us you are calling morons, and said morons can defend their viewpoints.

If not ignorance, then hypocrisy.

A bunch of fascists brought the chaos, death and destruction into the peaceful country under fake slogans of "democracy", "human rights" etc.

That's the truth, not your brainwashing TV propaganda.

oh well...i can somewhat agree on that lol

You know...if life under his rule was so good then why did so many of his people take up arms against him? :hmmm:

But what's the truth and how do you know? If the Green Book and the Lybian information minister are your main sources, that's not gonna be terribly effective.

With foreign media, I don't doubt whitewashing and bias - but at least you can triangulate it via many journalists from many countries on the ground. If it were only CNN reporting it, I'd understand that, but considering you can go and see a mostly similar image emerging on the same things on Al Jazeera, BBC, Russian, Japanese or South American television (and believe me, I've checked), I'd give it a little more credence than something produced under a tightly-centralized regime. There is inevitably a tilt here, and inevitably everybody is caught up in a "romance" with what's really a volatile and difficult situation. But that lends no credence or support to the opposite perspective in and of itself.

Of course the victors are gonna write the history, but it's ludicrous to suggest that "the truth" is property of the sources allied to a regime as incredulous and tightly-controled as Gaddafi's.

Like Jim said, a 200km ambulance ride to Misrata? Heh, only one way he was going to end that trip. I don't think a trial was ever an option for the NTC, not that they would admit it. :03:

Kicked, pistol-whipped and shot by his fellow Libyans. So much for being loved by his people.

Well changing one corrupt dictatorship with another mostly even more corrupt regime is a North African Tradition. simple as that.
There will be no Democracy or anykind of freedom for the individual as we know it, they will just have the choose between the Devil and the Deep Blue sea.
I have biggest concerns about what will come after him, maybe something even worse!
Take the Iran as example the Shah Reza Pahlevi was worse, no doubt about it, but what did come with Khomeini and afterwards was even more worse.

Well, how many actually did take up arms and how does that number compare with the population?

We should know those numbers before we can figure out whether your statement has any validity.

I believe in a stable country even 1% is too much
just think about it this way, you might say Obama sucks, but so far I have not heard of a single american who has risen up in revolt.

I believe that a huge portion of the population is pissed at him, just not enough to warrant risking their neck

Why risk their neck when they can just vote him out next year? Why didn't the Libyans just do the same? Oh... wait...