I am so sick just thinking about his death. Why did they have to kill him? He wasn't a dictator, or a ruthless leader. He didn't kill anyone. He loved his people. He loved Libya.

He made a VOW that ALL LIBYANS should be homed and sheltered before his parents. He believed that a house is a human right. And he accomplished that. All Libyans have a home now - and unfortunately, his dad passed away before he could even move to his house.

He was a Libyan Hero, and the best leader I have ever seen.

During his term as a leader, did you know that Libya is a Utopia:





Why did NATO and the rest of the world decide to kill him? Because he wanted:

1. A unified and self sufficient Africa - He spent $50 billion on making the largest man made fresh water river all across Libya, and pipes would be built all across Africa. He wanted water to be free.

2. HE WANTED TO CHANGE Libya's currency to gold, and SELL OIL FOR GOLD. He wanted a unified African currency.

Of course America and other nations were not happy. Because it is "bad" for Western business and economy.


Be careful what you read next time. And here is some more videos:

i hate politics

Omg.


Free education, Education in Libya is WEAK. Seriously, WEAK. Until 2 years ago, people in high-school only studied the English alphabets and such.
Free health care, Ugh doctors in Libya are worse than anywhere else what the **** are you saying?

Free farmland a house and seeds,
 He took the farmlands and places of people including my grandfathers'.
Free energy bills,
 Electricity was the only good thing in Libya, but it wasn't free.
$50,000 housing money for just married couples,
 LIES!
Government pays half for your car, LIES! oh god.

Near free gasoline prices
etc. That was a good thing about it too.



He wasn't a good person, trust me I know. I'm Libyan.

Discussing politics on a forum dedicated mainly to female recording ARTISTS.
Have you lost your mind?

Then why did his people rise up and kill him ?

That's the taliban/Al-Qaeda. Gadaffi opposed a lot of the Muslim Nations.

Just because you're Libyan doesn't mean you can speak on behalf of the whole Libya as a nation.