A Brief History of Muammar Gaddafi 

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This what Muammar bulit in 42 years 330 thousand housing units instead of tents, barracks and camboats. * 24 thousand km paving roads inside and outside the cities * 800 medical hospitals in all cities, with all their equipment and stores. * Building 3000 thousands of schools and adding 30,000 new classrooms in basic and secondary education only. * Building 20 universities, 25 colleges, and 80 institutes between medium and high. * 50 major power plants, including gas and steam. * 600 clinics and medical complexes within the urban neighborhoods. * A high pressure network for electricity along a 2,000 square kilometer. Establishing an Islamic Da`wah Association, which has built nearly 5,000 mosques inside and outside Libya. * The artificial river water network over 4000 km * 40 airfields between civilian and military and more than 60 emergency runways throughout Libya. * 10 sea ports for export and import. * The cheapest country in the world in the price of necessities for living gasoline, water, electricity and bread due to subsidy. * 5 The most powerful army in the Arab world, 7 Africa and 53 globally until 2011. * Social security is a basic right for all citizens, unlike most countries in the world. * Social security is a basic right for all citizens, unlike most countries in the world. * Nationalization of the 6 largest American and British oil companies and transferring their ownership in full to the Libyan state. * The largest cement joint-stock company has 6 factories to produce in Libya and is considered the cheapest globally. * The largest iron and steel factory in North Africa in Misurata * The largest agricultural projects in the middle of the desert, from Gallo to Bed, south through Al-Wad, in Al-Jafra, to the Faruj Project in the far south.* The 6 largest public companies for self-sufficiency contain major factories and warehouses on the level of Libya from the General Dairy Company .. General Plastic Company .. General Company for Tractors .. General Mills Company .. General Company for Electronic Devices .. General Company for the Production of Juices and Soft Drinks and For male only: Al-Naseem Misurata Factory for the manufacture of ice cream and dairy products, located in the city of Misurata, and this company has the Libyan quality mark Al-Rayhan Company for Food Industries, headquartered in Benghazi, and this company holds the international quality mark ISO 9001 Al-Taibat Food Industries Company is headquartered in Benghazi, and this company is awarded the international quality mark ISO 9001 Al-Sunbulah company, based in Tripoli The farm company for food industries, based in Tripoli - Al Falah Road Happy Day Food Company - www.alyoumalsiad.com - located in Tripoli, specialized in trading basmati rice, medium grains and European dairy products. Al Waha Company for Foodstuff Industry - Founded in 1987 in the city of Benghazi * External investments amounting to 40 billion dollars are sufficient to guarantee a decent life for future generations, all of which are owned by the Libyan state. * The only country in the whole world, after America and Russia, has full sovereignty over its land, sea, and air, and for 40 years there has been no western base on its soil. * The largest country where North African workers resort without a visa, as they number 6 million workers. * The largest support provided to support the Arabs and the Egyptian army in 73 was 1 billion dollars, and three times more than Saudi Arabia, as it provided only 300 million dollars, although it outperformed Libya production 14 times.* The Libyan dinar is only 250 dirhams away from the dollar, to become parallel to the price of the largest currency in the world. And the salary was 200 dinars = 160 dollars, and at 6 dinars per dollar, now the salary reaches 960 Libyan dinars. ......... And you can, with some rationality and away from demagoguery, to know the size of the country that was built from nothing and without loans from the World Bank and debts = zero, i.e. Libyan capabilities and dependence on national national income and a surplus of 400 billion dollars and 180 tons of gold reserves .. And finally 40 individual bread

Think y'all need to get that gold back stolen by Hilary Clinton. Her brother was murdered. So, get Libyas gold back.

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I agree i in an era of agenda behind pretty much anything we need people like him

@@NewAfrica For real, this made me subscribe. Very good work!

He molested countless girls why didn't you mention that?

@@NewAfrica Neutral reporting is the backbone of a healthy democracy. Sadly it's also relatively rare! Thank you so much for these high quality videos!

Has it sprung back or a total wreck there?

Liberia

@@Blakelikesfood the gdp dropped by 75%

@@Blakelikesfood and they are in a civil war

@@walaloo1845 It is much more peaceful now, particularly in East Libya or Tripoli

Nah, he was an animal who stole wealth from Libyan he opened fire on peaceful protestors. He had to pay billions in damages for victim families of Libyan Government sponsored terrorist attack that destroyed mid air jetliner with hundreds of people. Only uneducated degenerates who are not even Libyans, would suppord Gaddafi

BS. They totally avoid actually discussing his involvement with terrorism. Infact it’s totally whitewashed, and they tiptoe around it by saying these people were “designated as terror organizations by western governments”. WHAT?

I would he was simply a human that was not fit to lead the country of Libya.

Casual historian made some good highlights as well, like how Gaddafi basically just decided to annex a sea at one point which was in violation of international law

False. It will invariably exhibit bias unless it tells the complete narrative. This was not achieved as the creator is clearly lacking tonnes of information. The individual in question was a psychopathic monster. You would know what I am discussing if you and your family experienced his regime as a general civilian (not someone who was employed by the regime). That's not to say Libya is any better now.

Great goal and attitude. All the best in your studies and career!

You not need to be JOURNALIST TO UNDERSTAND MUSLIMS ARE BAD MANAGERS ASK THEIR WOMEN..

"fake news" doesn't really apply here either way because it's not news. I think "unbiased" would be a more appropriate term

@@tomlxyz ​ @tomlxyz the word "fake" is in general over- and missused in the modern media word. Not enough people see the nuances of commentary, satire, hate, talking around issues, lying about issues, censoring media, missing an unimportant fact etc.

If you want to be a good journalist you must live and love one word...TRUTH...

Wow! Thank you!

Didn't expect this, what a great surprise

Wow, this is impressive

Agreed

Agreed

Just like TZ president John magufuli ....RIP.

That and his currency backed by gold that he was planning

Yes, I think so. This would have probably caused the other developed countries. Also a vision to make “United States of Africa”.

Romania also payed it’s debt in the 1980’s, I wonder why the government was overthrown, I guess we’ll never know

@@TCraig00 GADDAFI IS WORLD BEST HERO LIBYAAAAAAA

They wanted revolution to bring him down. They got it, so let them suffer

That’s what your country do all the time and you people come out to say pray to God to watch over them have you people campaign against your government for doing evil oh gosh Africa must unite before we see you people take our prophets that wants this continent a better place we Africans will fight until our last breath

@MarkAmo-ku4le uhm I'm a black African woman.

@@MarkAmo-ku4le but even if she was american, the people aren't responsible for their government's actions

@@Oxymoric westerners say that to protect themselves from liability and having to challenge their systems, while never holding the same standard to russla or anyone else for the things tht they do (none of which are half as bad as what the U$A and its allies do every day)

Okay, so will you call his murder of thousands of innocent prisoners and burying them without alerting their families a "mistake"? My aunt's mother in law went every single day to deliver her husband food, for two entire years only to discover that her husband had been thrown into a ditch, long dead, along with thousands of other innocents, with torture marks, missing fingers and nails and feet. Gaddafis guards would take the food she brought and eat it. Him and his men raping young girls? There are testimonies. It's indisputable, he was a dirty man. How will you justify him lynching students in front of classmates for no reason other than they had a family member critique him? He exiled those who were talented, any one that had the potential to exceed him in fame... He made his daughter a throne of pure gold while I had teachers at school that hadn't been paid a penny in 9+ years. Before you left the country, you LITERALLY HAD TO SIGN A DOCUMENT THAT YOU WOULDN'T SAY ANYTHING BAD ABOUT HIM. I could go on. And on. And on.

@@jiminici3351 I ain't saying that Gaddafi was a good man either, sure as hell not. Yet we also gotta see that no matter how much of a screwup he was, the situation of his country still wasn't as bad under him as it was after the west killing him.

@@minimistmoehre6400 Agreed, the comment is sating he was a *competent* leader, and a more *competent* than other African leaders.

@@jiminici3351 Would you have Libya stay as the poorest country in Africa? If everything you say is true how does he stand up to any other Muslim ruler? You sound like a leftist all solutions must be perfection or it's shit while you people offer no solutions at all. No one is saying he was a saint far from but to dismiss all the good things he did is childish and typical of the leftist's.

Basing the whole economy off of one source doesn’t sound too competent, at least in long-term thought

Too bad he was killed by his own people, now they pay for their stupidity.

Knight of Christianity , sure they are stupid but, don't forget the US and NATO activities in the region, it's more than "his people killed him"

@@knight1506 his own people (Libyans) were just a minority of the rebels who ousted him. There were other rebels from various Arab nations involved too. There was also mercenaries from Latin America involved. All backed by the US and NATO

​@@samishaniyy I think in the end it's their own fault. They had a good life, didn't appreciate that but they want more, it's never enough for Libyans. They chose to kill him with foreign assistance, not the other way around.

@@knight1506 actually it is the other way around

And your leaders said hell no how can this man have so much then we must steal instead coming for trade now see how they do it they call him a dictator just for his own people to betray him

Not they weren't, stop pushing propaganda. Gaddafi was an animal who executed student on live TV go type in RU-vid

wait really??

😆You have to be lying to me.

I need a source for this. I so want to believe you

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Yep!

Agreed. The West was blamed but not exclusively. Gaddafi aimed to be, I guess, a benevolent dictator in a region where principled oppositional discourse was probably in short supply. Maybe that's my Western chauvinism about how most violent conflict has been kept to the fringes, for the most part, and then managed either with some appeasement or some degree of state repression or both. I think even the infamous COINTELPRO didn't rise to the level of murdering 1200 prisoners. Even prison uprisings and takeovers don't lead to mass annihilation. I am partly coming from hope that people involved in our 2020 uprisings in America, can gain insight. There was initially some justification, and plenty of nonsense, that people guilty of crimes are innocent victims of racism, that racism is unique to America (it is relatively rare), but they get increasingly bizarre. Their actions have led to FAR MORE DEATHS already. This, over infrequent instances of somewhat serious to very serious police brutality. Those people supporting these uprisings have NO IDEA the likely culmination of what they are aiming to unleash. Should they achieve whatever revolutionary utopia they think they want, the bloodbaths that arise are typically in the many thousands or millions, with decades of violent repression and counter-violence .. especially towards the top insiders when different factions arise.

Same here. I`m from Switzerland and it was very informative and pleasant to watch. Because of how people talked about him here, I was under the impression he was bad. I`m glad that, thanks to you, I got the chance to learn about who he really was. SUBSCRIBED!

Yes I miss the balance. I’m pretty sure It’s been decided.... at least be a large portion of our media and governments that it’s better that we don’t hear both sides. Too dangerous.

Ian Austin so much for being brainwashed by bbc

Drip is for eternity

he do be drippin' tho'

Man can be destroyed, but never his drip...never his drip. Amen.

Lmao

Undying drip 💧, but ngl he copied Stalin

I can't have respect fot Gadaffi knowing that he openly sponored terrorist atracks on Isreali athletes. I know its hard to judge him in black and white terms, but given his track record of sponoring rebel groups of neighbouring nations, i think he was only doing to weaken the UK. Now granted, many western nations are also responsible similar crimes, but with Ghadafi bring the sole dictator, he can be entirely responsible. I don't know man, i don't mean to jump down your throat, but its hard to find him admirable given that he had so much power over his local government and still resorted to voilent oppression. In Iraq, I know that Suddam Hussien had to keep a alot of competing ethnic groups and religions in check (though he was still detestable), but given this was less of an issue in Libiya and Ghadafi's insane local popularity after he cemented his power, he should not have had to resort to the voilence and oppresion to such an extent. And yeah its weird, i feel admiration towards his economic policy, his ablility to not be indebted to foreign influences and his vision of a more cooperative Africa that he legimately worked towards in an African way. But I think he had delusions of grandeur, and began putting his vision infront of human lifes. But what do I know, i just a rando on youtube.

@@strikemasterice2004 I think your comment is well put but I don't really agree with your view on his helping the irish, as much of mobster as he became I do truly believe he was anti imperial and wanted freedom for the irish

@@pebystroll Yeah fair enough. Humans can be complicated and nuanced. Its one of the reasons why i love learning history. I don't know about his relationship with the Irish, I should probably look into it get a better understanding before judging.

@@strikemasterice2004 he supplied the IRA with explosives and guns and I presume money but I'm not sure, I believe this mostly took place during the 1980s at the height of the troubles

@@strikemasterice2004 your love of history and its nuances are very clear from you first comment, I think it is very well written

Gaddafi bombed a plane over Scotland and shot a police woman using diplomatic immunity. He was unequivocally a terrorist for the UK.

rat thrower But is a plane over Scotland or a police woman worth the lives of all the Libyans that got caught in a civil war after his death? Gaddafi was the only one able to make sure all of Libya didn’t go back to the Stone Age. Its a very unsustainable system, yes, but no one has given any better alternatives.

@@alexanderchristopher6237 maybe it's not, but the UK media was right to paint him as a mad tyrant whose death should be celebrated

@@alexanderchristopher6237 Yes, it's absolutely worth it. They had the choice to get rid of him themselves but they chose to support his terrorism, so no pity for those fuckers. It's good they are dead. This is justice. They carry out attacks on us, they die. Don't pretend that they are innocent and Gaddafi is solely responisble of the bombings. He commanded it, BUT HIS PEOPLE carried it out. Death on in his people and every Western traitor that supports his terrorist legacy.

@JoshuaNorton what about the justice of the countless millions of lives lost because of the British empire, it’s widely known of Churchill letting millions of bengals starve to death, no one is perfect, nor is any country, every country has links to terrorist attacks and have blood on there hands, but to be content with the death of thousand of innocent people is in no way justified.

Gaddafi gave a lot to the Irish people

One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter .......Libya is destroyed today cos of terrorist number one Hillary Killary ,and Europe is being destroyed by d fallout from Libyas capitulation thru mass migration crime n drugs

​@Chiptux "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter"

That is what they did to all Africa leaders who seized them from stealing Africa wealth and killed him so that everyone will begin to hate him

He was not the villain that America and Europe painted him out to be.

It's a tactic used by the U.S. to give the go to go over and destabilize another nation, it been performed across the world by the United states.

Feliź Kodie brainwashing is USA tactics to the general population. Hence ,while I’m here in NYC I watch,read and was brought up on news from my country and others outside of USA!

They use Obama to cover up and kill Gaddafi. They will influence your people and use them against you. Obama has always regretted for the death of Gaddafi. He was in power. He should have lifted that banned and go in terms with him to use his power to build Africa but sit on the seat and supported his killing. If not America who else will do this diabolical life

Yeah.. Those guys have always been against any individual trying to make Africa great! From Kwame Nkrumah to Gadahfi

@@osahene1607 How about idi Amin?

He is still an evil dictator, he had an all female personal guard who were his sex slaves

@@osahene1607 Kwame Nkrumah's plan for a united Africa was extremely unrealistic, same with Gaddafi There was just no way all 54 countries, all with their own tribal and regional differences could unite under one leader like they had envisioned. That was just unfeasible for a continent of 30 million km², over 1 billion people, over 500 languages, tribes and cultures, different climates and economic situations and a huge desert splitting the North and the South. A common market maybe, but not an African superstate with one leader at the head like what Nkrumah and Gaddafi had envisioned

@@mike.n.n.7723 no the problem is. It’s vry much possible as long as outside forces mind their business. A unified Africa was a loss for nobody IN Africa. Only outside of it. And it wud have been an incentive for other blakk ppl to take watevr they have bakk to with them. Kreating more political power outside Africa. That in itself is dangerous in a Eurocentric world

Obama is trying to protect his legacy. He knows he's hated in Africa ever since he and Hillary killed Gaddafi. Even his old allies in Chicago hate him. Louis Farrakhan hates him. Jeremiah Wright hates him. His brother Malik Obama hates him so much that he supported Trump. Farrakhan also implied support for Trump in 2016 and only broke with Trump after the Soleimani assassination.

Elaborate please.

What did Obama do wrong ? I am not informed… how is he relevant to this?

@@MuthaOnPursuit, Obama said Libya was the worst mistake of his presidency. His mishandling of it got a lot of Americans killed. Obama is a very arrogant man who isn't prone to admitting his mistakes, so my point was that if even *he* admitted he made a mistake here, you know it was one doozy of a blunder.

Obama was charming but brutal.

Bulgaria was side by side with Libya too

@@user-ix3xh4lk8f Cool, but do you mean the years before the fall of Berlin wall, or afterwards?

@@vvkth2500 Пре тога за време Живкова

In cairo we have a street called Josef Tito he was a legend to us. Infrastructure is definitely failing but my grandpa did appreciate the Yugoslav and soviet weapons during the 1973 Arab Israeli war

That's why they went after yugoslavia too!!! They want us all to be slaves

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Damn some truth to that.

You think you are smart

Exactly, just a neutral perspective based on facts covering good and bad without trying influence any political sides. Sadly a rare thing in modern day media.

Great way to sum it up-history is chaotic. Gadaffi did a lot of bad things, but also a lot of good things. Humans want to put a label on everyone but it's not all black and white.

Even his own people didnt have freedom. He only cared about himself.

@@tubester4567 yeah and now his people don't even have food

Oh, don't take it too far. I've never killed another human being in cold blood, and I will go out of my way to avoid supporting anything that will facilitate that. I would need to be faced with preventing the deliberate death of another to make me kill, and short of that I'm not into killing to solve problems. There's nothing wrong with calling out the less sanguine actions of 'freedom fighters'. Forgetting to mention those events in favour of more pleasant ones and justifying it with trite statements such as 'life isn't all black or white' isn't taking a measured historical perspective: it's someone actually taking a position that they are willing to overlook certain crimes if they like the outcome. You do you, but be honest about it.

Thank you Rashmi!

Agreed

Lying is the truth of the day

Neutral tone? It’s a lot of people suffering in Libya….

Can it still happen

@@tn2113 I hope so

There have been a couple 'dictators' who were in the end good for the country. Like Gaddafi and our very own Josip Broz Tito. It's easy for westerners to say 'democracy good, brings prosperity' when they live in prosperous countries. For others, democracy is a commodity, living standards are a necessity. And it's a fact that authoritarian regimes have better potential for economic growth. I would support a dictator who could give us a better life.

you can't blame them for striving for a better life. I don't think any of them thought that this will be the result.

Its the same with saddam hussein

After Gaddafis demise it is a shame that Lybias ruling class can't get their shit together to share power and wealth. They would still make enough money 🧐

@@puschelhornchen9484 That's what happens when selfish, arrogant aristocrat wannabes all try to seize power and wealth.

i've seen indian news/channels. Its become very hindutva dominated.

@@StreetDrilla Yeah it's a circus here.

@@StreetDrilla we have to watch independent journalists to get the real news.

@@StreetDrilla anything's better than liberal dominated MSM

@@StreetDrilla not to forget librandu oriented left channels like NDTV

@Mickeymickstein But all the Western media reports about Africa is negative news. Why should they? What is their buisness with Africa?

@@game_boyd1644 for real, that's the prob

Europe and America hardly report good news about Africa unless it favour then

Again the US is a totalitarian government at least to other governments. If you disagree with them they’ll use their military and propaganda to strike you down. If America is such a great country on its own then why is it always invading other countries?

@@game_boyd1644 no the news Harley talks about you tbh. The only time y’all are relevant is when some crazy guy is killing children or the rape / aids / disease that happen .

I do agree with.

His book is one thing. What he actually did as an authoritarian was a betrayal of many of the noble ambitions he described in the Green Book. I can't believe you think criticisms of someone who abused his own people with an aggressive police state is "demonization." How naive. Lets find our socialist heros in places where they weren't actual violators of human rights and war criminals, please. You're not helping.

@@ems7623 Allah Muammar Libya wa bas 💚 ✊

@@ems7623 did you know he had his people in Lybia live for free. He moved literacy from 10% to 88% and he even forced people in homes and apartments to raise chickens so every week they have a meal every single day. Libya ever since he died was very destabilized to this day. He wasn’t perfect, there’s no debating that, but only the Egyptian president nasr did more for his people than gadaffi he was a great man with flaws as will. The killings I complete denounce for obvious reasons

lol as a libyan we dont just demonise him for political reasons but also the fact that he was a tyrannical murderous rapist but go off ig

@@AllLakers Oh wow, Stalin also did that with Soviet Union, however it will never excuse millions of people that he killed.

Basing ones currency on gold is peak economic illiteracy

@Peter A. "far more successful"? Lol what? A basic macro economics unit or textbook will outline why. Gold doesn't have much use, its only valuable because we say it is. Currencies issued by countries has value based on the Government policies and goods and services produced by the country. Some countries use fixed systems to overvalue or undervalue their goods and services whilst others have a flexible system to meet demand and supply

@@salokin3087 Gold, as far as we know, is the most radiation resistant thing in the universe. That's why we use the gold plated disc in Voyager trips, because the scientists believed that the gold disc survived 22,500 years in outer space before landed on a presumeably living solar system.

@@VictoryDay-qe7vm I guess this is true, but that doesn't make gold actually worth much as a commodity, unless people are building space ships

@@salokin3087 Hmmm...nice statement...but in the near future, if we somehow build thing in spaces, i'd think gold bricks and gold foil would be one of the building materials, yet it is very rare here on earth...and petrodollar itself is based on oil right? If solar powered cars become widespread in the future, oil would lose its value. That's why this anti global climate movement exists, to just simply defend the usage of oil so that the petrodollar is still worth it.

@Koolkid what about obama

@Koolkid > 4 years > dictator yeah keep coping

@@erickrasniewski567 A dictator that peacefully transferred power after a winning 2 democratic elections? Kind of a lame dictator if you ask me.

@Koolkid Wouldn't be a dictator if he can't make economic laws in the Congress with a majority

Koolkid He wishes to be but not gonna be

shame does nothing to them. in fact, they rather achieved their aim. they couldn't accept that something better could come from Africa.

@@etornamtsyawo6407 wasnt the country already crumbling to pieces. It was fighting a civil war.

@@etornamtsyawo6407 Justice will come in due time. I truly believe that.

French interests were paramount in the overthrowal of Gaddafi. I explain how the West lied in order to overthrow Gaddafi and how the current Libyan Civil War unfolded in my latest video.

@@BrownDusky I guess, but the point is that western powers were the ones who sponsored Gaddafi opponents. Just think if the new currency would truly take down us dollar.

Thank you!

This is truly awesome content. I'm a 43 year old black American woman who never knew about any of this. And I totally agree with wishing I could subscribe twice. Definitely making my kids watch this!

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The fake country of South Africa.... now with extra “cultural enrichment” for the white farmers there lol

@@chartreusecircle1546 What? By that logic most modern countries are fake. Stability aside as well, whites can’t be blamed for all modern problems at this point. Mandela didn’t condemn the afrikaners after the end of the apartheid regime and the Zimbabwean economy collapsed after attempting to take land of the whites there. People living now shouldn’t really be blamed for their grandparents crimes. Otherwise, you’d be surprised the number of people who’d need to apologise to themselves

They were afraid and they killed him just because of power

Supporting Terrorist, shooting Protesters is more than a bit cocky

It's good to know the Western world is such an effective scapegoat that there's no liability for the negatives but plenty of praise for the things Gaddafi supposedly wanted to do. I guess it's an example of how we judge others by their actions and we judge ourselves by our intentions. But don't think for a second people like Gaddafi care for you personally. At best you could be useful to them. No one should like their leaders that much.

They killed Saddam for that too

A bit cocky at times: murders thousands of his own people.

He predicted covid-19

​@Will DeMarco Yeah it was part of his 2009 UN speech. He was silenced because he knew too much. In an odd twist of fate, one of the leaders of the 2011 rebels Mahmoud Jibril died of covid in April.

Uhh... predict? He received millions upon millions of dollars and euros from all over Europe to stop migrants from crossing his borders to get to EU. He literally threatend and terrorised EU with refugees, demanding 5 billion euro annually to be deposited into his pockets, otherwise "Europe will turn black", implying he will just open his borders to anyone who wants to cross the waters to enter EU. People from all over Africa always tried to move to Europe, he just weaponized it (gee, wonder why they didn't like him)

Exactly. His death was the worst thing that couldve happened to Europe

@@glimmerxp there's a difference between an agreement or a contract and a blackmail. Gaddafi though he was holding all the aces in his sleeve and had to smear it all over their faces while in reality he lived in a glass castle and once European leaders got tired of him constantly throwing stones, they threw one back and he ended up dead and humiliated alongside his countrymen. To think people consider him a great leader is bizzare; I agree he managed to stabilize a very unstable region which was huge, but besides that he was basically Hugo Chavez of Africa, spending oil and gas money frivolously instead of investing into his own country so it wouldn't be dependent on oil in the future. As of Europe, check the actual stats. At first Gaddafi's death caused a turmoil, if I remember correctly 2015 or 2016 was the worst. Since then they learned how to handle it and the amount of illegals in Europe dropped drastically, from like 2 mil each year to like 200.000. Come to find out Gaddafi wasn't as important as he claimed to be.

Did you know that Dublin has a 🌙 in its flag? It a tribute for the donation of the ottoman sultan for the great Irish famine where the queen of England donated a measly sum and only him had the "courage" to offend her by donating more

The IRA ... Revolutionaries of increasingly questionable judgement the further you trace their history from the Easter Rebellion to the Good Friday Agreement. That link to Gaddafi for international arms dealing combined with a number of their bombings with civilian victims really made it difficult for people who supported the civil rights and Republican cause back in the 1960s to continue supporting them. Especially after Lockerbie. For people like Thatcher, such actions made it so much easier to treat them as unredeemable criminals. There were other options - other strategies - that they could have chosen, if they had been a little less amoral when it came to violent tactics.

Did you not even watch the video? Or any part that talked bout the intervention?

@@salokin3087 this video isn't much different to BBC reports, this is what you would put out if you want Africa to keep being looted

@@conorspence5332 how? What parts of the video were wrong?

Paints anti-colonial fighters as terrorists and repeats a lot of lies and accusations made by Western media as the truth. Lockerbie, prison massacre, saying he was a dictator etc. It doesn't mention what kind of opposition they had in Libya it just so happens to give the sort of description the CIA may even pay for. Anything positive was represented as either opportunistic or not that important, the achievements were always played down.

Salokin Gaddafi was a true African hero. Was he an angel, of course not. Did he have blood on his hands, yes. But he committed way less crimes then the likes of Obama and Bush. The only reason he was so heavily antagonised because he refused to be a puppet to the west, as some other oil rich countries had done. What's worse is that the people who rebelled against him thought they were betraying him but now look at the country, they deceived themselves. The way he died is painful to think about.

Ahman

Please stop this. He murdered and mutilated and tortured thousands. This is so painful.

jiminici let people think want they want to think, what you are doing is not ok,.

All crying now for one second of his time . I am writing now there is black out in All Libya power failure for more than 15 hrs and electricity issue still prevailing for 10 years now during his Time I never see this. I think this example enough .

Paul Kigame and Julius Malema seem to have their ducks in a row

He made too for his fellow Arab not all Africans

French interests were paramount in the overthrowal of Gaddafi. I explain how the West lied in order to overthrow Gaddafi and how the current Libyan Civil War unfolded in my latest video.

Maybe for the berbers but definitely not for Subsaharan Africans.

He supported the killing of Thomas Sankara.

That was all show

Obama knew exactly what he was doing… also. American knew what they were doing when they made Obama president.

As a libyan, the majority of Libyans will give anything to get pre 2011 libya back.

Too late..............his country betrayed him and believe American lies.

You can’t kill a powerful leader without a plan to fill the power vacuum it causes. Idk why nations don’t think it through, I think some just try to play god think it’s better to have a destabilized country so they don’t have to worry about a possible enemy

No one was "tricked", he shot protesters and the people revolted

@@salokin3087 He shot traitors.

Is that why they killed him cuz he wanted to make Africa a better country

@@Bsfnelz20 Africa isn't a country, it's a continent. Gaddafi wanted to implement an African currency entirely backed by Africa's enormous reserves of natural resources, namely gold, diamonds, uranium, platinum and oil to name but a few. And of course by doing this Africa wouldn't be dependent or tied down by the US dollar and when Obama and Hilary Clinton found out what he was planning to do, they set their sights on him by turning his own people against him. It's really sad, for one the entire African continent would be of 1st world standard by now if Gaddafi's wish came to fruition and secondly many African countries would be global powers, both militarily and in economies comparable to that of the West and they weren't about to let that happen.

@@3freeet948Every word is true.

@@3freeet948 This isn't at all how currencies are backed or how basic monetary policies work

stupid Westerners, they don't want a Superpower other than themselves

And, he died a hero.

@@belkYT villain

Mugabe is another prime example

Live long enough to be MADE a villain

@@rumchata6569 I don't think anyone made him rape women and oppress the population of Libya.

Now that city is sand and scary

@@nightblueblue8563 rip chadaffi

Yeah, but now libia (Trípoli) is very dirty and poor

That's a lie, Gaddafi was white and stole all the good stuff from black Africans

@@edsnotgod 1) gadaffi is arab not white 2) did you even watch the video?

Sarkozy with the help of his friend Obama killed him. Gaddafi was a major contributor to Sarkozy's illegally funded presidential campaign he's currently being judged for, Sarkozy conveniently got rid of the most important witness.

As a Kenyan, he's a SHAME to us

@@Tetemovies4 Plus Gaddafi also publicly said Obama received illegal campaign funding from Qatar in 2008

@@thadramallama As a Kenyans as well he is more than a shame a TRAITOR

Thank you for watching

YOu westerners are slowly killing africa

Africa will never rise in reality. Corruption is too high, people are too uneducated and have no hope. They just want to live like animals. Africa will always remain impoverished, its leaders are money and power-hungry, they don't care about the masses, and about development. Many dictators still continue to live across the continent, due to their pro-Western attitude. Talking about Putin; he has the West by its ass. 7,000 nuclear weapons sitting in Moscow. He is an an Imperialist. Russia is a superpower. Putin has caused numerous wars in Europe; e.g. in 2008 with Georgia, and now in Ukraine. He also flexed his muscles in Syria, killing thousands. But Putin is Putin, the Russian president. You cannot compare a person like Gaddafi to him. Libya was never as globally important, and had a very small irrelevant economy. Gaddafi's biggest mistake was giving up the nukes. He was naive.

Yeah, losing all allies and support of your own people and then not backing down when you can is a surefire way for a dictator to die since the begining of history.

@@TheoEvian Yeah, his countless abuses of power, terror tactics and constant shady meddling internationally finally caught up to him

@@TheCaptainZodo It does more often than one would think.

@@TheCaptainZodo what are you talking about? He single handedly created the strongest country in the world within 30 years... no shady business, no dodgy manouvres. Its quite simple. People hate you when you're winning🤷‍♂️

@@amirreyani9024 No shady business? LMAO

Gaddafi improved many schools and hospitals whilst improving the quality of life for Libya? Surely this is investing in his own home

@@naeemmujeeb4581 Let me clarify that for you. A foreign investor in pre-2011 Libya meant one thing. An international company selling services to Libyan government bodies without any emphasis on protecting local labor or demanding a certain percentage of labor force in these companies to be manned by Libyans. People had to scrape around the table by offering whatever they can offer to officials and rich expats. Infrastructure was OK but far behind less rich countries Like Tunisia and Morocco. It was safe but it there was no love or care or since of patriotism among majority of Libyans. we felt we are some housemaids working for a feudal lord.

Fake narration to please Muslims 👌👌👌👌

@@pralhadgh What is your point?

@thomas jefferson Not an actual house but received a lawn that was enough to build a small house and people rarely repaid it. His help for Africa was not to help her poor people out of kindness, but was an ambitious geopolitical move to kick french and British influence out of the continent.

Obama admitted his mistake

@@indiasuperpower-ic9op you should admit yours as well

@@rayh6118 what mistake

@@indiasuperpower-ic9op ahem june 5 1989

@@rayh6118 that wasn’t under me

Yep. Western news had me thinking that he was all bad.

@@natashakhumalo487 people only care about lies

That's it

He still wasn't a good person. He was a bad guy that did some good things and wasn't anywhere near as bad as the media made him out to be.

I might not like America, but america has good decision on eliminating him. Imagine Africa as a superpower and extremists manages to get control of it. What do you think will happen?

@@dejavudeckard I’m from Libya , fuck you. I can no longer go to my home

@@dejavudeckard I can already imagine an Africa controlled by Boko Haram/ISIS. Thank you for putting that image in my head (sarcasm).

i think too that he had good intentions but completely relying on nothing else but oil for all the ""free"" stuff is a massive gamble that never works longterm.

torenico i saw ian smith from rhodesia

Murica Mapping what country?

he gay, that's why

@@jg5966 you mistake him with your father. Thomas Sankara is true leader. To me he stands above all other leaders.

@@jg5966 stfu

Knowing western history isa good thing, its the most documented so its natural you know the most about it

The Roman Empire never died, their pedo ways are still around

UNA = United African Nations

African Republic

Senile Joe biden doesn't agree with you, his daddy administration doesn't allow it

Very bad idea to be honest. Africa is such a huge continent with such a cultural diversity. I'd be difficult to unite all the current countries into one

@@TheI3lackPredator You know, they call it United States of America, but it doesn't include all of America.

Thanks for watching! 🙏🏾We’ll certainly look into it.

Mainly The wars of the 90s and early 00s

@Pulido Duarte No they are not, the people voted and 99% wanted remain British. Not to mention Argentina wasn't even a country when the British settled on the Falklands.

He also sold weapons to terrorist in Ireland who nearly killed Thatcher

@@snapdowndarsee4959 nice i wish it worked

He also funded the IRA

@@manusa6 very based

'If the west destroyed my country THEY will see a sea of africans immigrants in their coasts' Gaddafi

@@yassineszn17 And that happened.

I remember it being, "do you know right from wrong?"

He gave the bastards free health, education and there was no homeless. That's what he did to them.

@@Salman-sc8gr the guy who kept ghaddafis golden gun and probably shot him as well is still fighting on the front there in lybia .I recently read an online article Wich was dated spring 2020 ,and the guy is pretty fucked up from fighting as a are his comrades , no winners in that story .everyone is suffering now .thanks Obama ,but keep calling Trump a racist you imbeciles

Where are they now when Libya is in the shits. ... you know it's a proxy war in Libya , there is no nation that isn't involved in Libya now ... everyone is fighting for the Libyan cake ...

@Yadu Govind I was disgusted to see Hillary Clinton state "we came, we saw, he died!" Followed by laughter. I was really hoping that this interventionism would stop with Trump. It might have a big comeback with Biden.

Even Nightmare Moon sees the Cruelty

Pretty much and for some reason people don't understand that

i would argue it's precisely @7:00 it's about the west losing control of oil, it's always about the oil and resources not being under western domination. Imperialists can't stand it when a country has sovereignty they don't control.

You are still forgetting his own people turned against him. Despite having an agressive antiwestern sentiment, oil profits were still controlled by the elites and not a democratic establishment like promised. It is not just a case of western imperialism, it is a case of authoritarian practices and corruption for the benefit of the longevity of the regime rather than the quality of life for the people, surfacing.

Not removed brutally murdered or executed is more appropriate. They killed him by stabbing a bayonet up his ass. Fucking terrible no one deserves that extreme.

@@rawrfawks5180 the west is africas biggest supporter, you forgot all the donations and NGOs?

That was my exact reaction. Like, nothing is ever good when France and/or U.S. gets involved in your business fr.

@@LK-ji8be Because a league of dictators is always great for the population. Yeah... No.

@@Arcaryon a republic is better?

@@Daplin1 Depends on the Republic.

"are we the badies?" -France