Why was he killed Sup Forums?
Why was he killed Sup Forums?
Gabriel Price
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Brandon Powell
wanting to base oil transactions on gold instead of the US dollar
Logan Flores
yep he was going to kill the petroldollar and africa has a lot of gold. that shit would be worth a lot in the world market
Benjamin Bell
He had incriminating evidence on Hillary
Sebastian Martinez
Was he an "evil dictator" just like they're claiming Assad is?
I wasn't really paying attention to politics when he was killed
Samuel Walker
The middle east was obviously too stable.
Chase Wood
Libya's central bank wasn't controlled by the Rothchilds.
Zachary Howard
He's not dead.
They killed one of his lookalikes.
He's alive and in the US.
Blake Murphy
He was a dictator, but not evil. Countries like Libya need dictators.
Jackson Thomas
If he and sadamm hussein was alive there would be little to no conflict in the middle east.
Joseph James
HE WAS AN ABSOLUTE MAD MAN
also i don't know why he dressed up in those lavish robes.
he was a VERY dashing man without the long hair and in a suit
Caleb Gomez
we classified him as an evil dictator, he did fucked up things but he was no worse than obama. we just wanted him dead. he wasnt that bad. he had a millitary precence. kept his country in order, no violence rape. women had rights, brought water to all of lybia. made lybia as great as a western nation.
Benjamin Thompson
See this
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Libyan golden dinar and oil
Matthew Turner
Wasn't he planning a gold backed African currency union?
Matthew Adams
fpbp
Camden Miller
my favorite quote is him saying he was protecting all of europe being inundated with africans.
Jaxon Sanders
>look like this
>choose to look like some insane cartoon villain
Jason Powell
Overdose of redpills.
Ironically, he was probably the greatest friend the US could have after 9/11.
Women ruin absolutely fucking everything. Clinton should be hanged for what happened to him; it was a war crime in every sense of the word.
Lucas Russell
He was in their club which is how he was in power for so long, but in the end he went against them. With his speech at the African Union and talkings of a gold backed currency for Africa, his days became numbered pretty fast.
Angel Parker
>As of this writing, the United States was technically four weeks from default. Congress needed to raise the amount of debt the government can borrow because the $14.29 trillion it had already borrowed was going to run out by May 16, 2011. As the Japan Times put it:
>If Congress does not raise that limit, then the U.S. would technically default on its debt — the trillions of dollars it has borrowed in the form of its bonds. That would be, by all accounts, catastrophic. It would mean that investors around the world would lose faith in the confidence of the U.S. to pay its bills as Washington could not borrow more to service its debt.[xiv]
>If the US were to default on her sovereign debt that would mean the end of capitalism in a way that no one could deny. Capitalism has been around for a long time. This is not the first time that Capitalism has had to deal with a debt crisis. And how does capitalism deal with debt crises? As it always has, by engaging in looting. As America’s solons were debating whether to raise the debt ceiling once again, NATO bombs were falling on Libya.
>The fact that capitalism has failed does not mean that the Obama administration will not continue to impose it by force on that part of the world which is most vehement in its rejection of it. American actions in Libya are proof of that. Nowhere is the hypocrisy of American foreign policy more evident than when President Obama invokes “humanitarian” concerns as the justification for his support of the rebels seeking to overthrow the regime of Muammar al Gadafi.
Adrian Torres
Ethan Allen
>biggest donor to the African Development Bank (300 mil $)
>didnt want to use dollar anymore
>wanted to launch telecom satellites to not be depend anymore of eu/us sat's
>economy was better and unemployment lower than that of Spain
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>everybody had a house
>free water, electricity and healthcare
>moms of new borns received 5K$
>low gas prices
He was killed because he was a dictator, nothing more
Jose James
He was creating too much stability
Xavier Garcia
Gaddafi was hero that demonized by the west, we should've listened to him
William Rogers
>And what is that American are rescuing the Libyans from in their humanitarian adventure in North Africa?
>[Libyans] are entitled to free treatment, and their hospitals provide the best in the world of medical equipment. Education in Libya is free, capable young people have the opportunity to study abroad at government expense. When marrying, young couples receive 60,000 Libyan dinars (about 50,000 US dollars) of financial assistance. Non-interest state loans, and as practice shows, undated. Due to government subsidies the price of cars is much lower than in Europe, and they are affordable for every family. Gasoline and bread cost a penny, no taxes for those who are engaged in agriculture. The Libyan people are quiet and peaceful, are not inclined to drink, and are very religious.[xv]
>The Libyan government also brought water out of the desert:
>Even if that is just propaganda, there is no denying at least one very popular achievement of the Libyan government: it brought water to the desert by building the largest and most expensive irrigation project in history, the US$33 billion GMMR (Great Man-Made River) project. Even more than oil, water is crucial to life in Libya. The GMMR provides 70% of the population with water for drinking and irrigation, pumping it from Libya's vast underground Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System in the south to populated coastal areas 4,000 kilometers to the north. The Libyan government has done at least some things right.[xvi]
Jack Bell
>So what are the Libyan rebels fighting for? One of the first things the Libyan “rebels” did, even as the tide of battle swayed back and forth toward an outcome that was still shrouded in the mists of the future, was to create a new bank. Ellen Brown noticed the surprise of experienced observers. Robert Wenzel wrote in the Economic Policy Journal:
>I have never before heard of a central bank being created in just a matter of weeks out of a popular uprising. This suggests we have a bit more than a rag tag bunch of rebels running around and that there are some pretty sophisticated influences.[xvii]
>And why did they do this? Was it because Libyans had been denied banking services. The problem lies not with the Libyans but with the “globalist banking cartels”:
>in order to do business with Libya, they must go through the Libyan Central Bank and its national currency, a place where they have absolutely zero dominion or power-broking ability. Hence, taking down the Central Bank of Libya (CBL) may not appear in the speeches of Obama, Cameron and Sarkozy but this is certainly at the top of the globalist agenda for absorbing Libya into its hive of compliant nations.[xviii]
Matthew Clark
>the man holding back the floods of shitskins is killed
>you need to ask who
Nigger use your logic.
Joshua White
Same reason they went after Germany in WWII and after Putin now, jewish economics
Blake Gomez
>In fact, the Libyan bank, which was state-owned, was the engine of Libya’s prosperity, because it was state-owned and not part of the Swiss-based Bank for International Settlements or BIS, which is the enforcement arm of the international usury debt-monetary system. This prompted Ellen Brown to say: “Libya not only has oil. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), its central bank has nearly 144 tonnes of gold in its vaults. With that sort of asset base, who needs the BIS, the IMF and their rules?”
>Egged on by Nicholas Sarkozy, who felt that Libya was a threat to the financial security of mankind, NATO acted as the enforcement arm of international finance and attacked Libya to steal Libya’s natural resources from the Libyans (“What’s our oil doing under their sand?”) and, more importantly, crush any alternative to Capitalism, which is state-sponsored usury.
>That would explain where Libya gets the money to provide free education and medical care, and to issue each young couple $50,000 in interest-free state loans. It would also explain where the country found the $33 billion to build the Great Man-Made River project. Libyans are worried that North Atlantic Treaty Organization-led air strikes are coming perilously close to this pipeline, threatening another humanitarian disaster.
>Ellen Brown doesn’t mention Naomi Klein, but it’s pretty clear by now that the attack on Libya is a page taken out of her playbook. The outcome is now uncertain, but if the “rebels” win the assets of the Libyan people, most especially their oil and water, will get sold off to the man with the most paper money, and the rest of the economy, including the education and health care which is now free, will be privatized, which is to say, looted for the benefit of the mammon worshipping capitalists who run the world economic system.[xix]
Jaxon Reyes
Pretty much everything already said ITT is true.
I'd like to note that he was protecting Europe from afr*can """"refugees""""
If the West and the powers they work for had decided not to fuck with him and Assad, there would be no migration crisis.
Death to the EU. Death to globalism.
Carter Walker
He was killed because (((they))) couldn't stand a nationalist Arab leader working towards improving conditions for his people.
Nathaniel Ortiz
>Capitalism can’t deliver prosperity; any more than communism could deliver economic security or equality. The problem lies with the materialistic underpinnings of both systems. In the midst of the Arab Spring of 2011, China announced that it is rescinding its one-child policy. It was one more nail in the coffin of capitalism. China instituted its one-child policy to get technology. The ultimate technology was Capitalism. Capitalism was also the ultimate magic, and all it brought about in China was a lot of dead babies and increasingly worthless paper. It is now obvious that capitalism has failed, and as the deflation which follows that failure becomes more difficult to avoid, we will see more and more brutal measures, like the looting of Libya, to make up the shortfalls. It’s time to dispense with the charade of America’s “humanitarian” foreign policy and hold those responsible for the failure of our economic system responsible for their dereliction. It’s time to stop blaming the victim, whether we find him in Wisconsin or in Egypt. Americans need to pack up and go home instead of invading more countries in the Middle East. Like Pogo, the Americans who have traveled to the Middle East to spread a bankrupt system need to get honest with themselves and admit we have met the enemy and he is us.CW
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Hudson Myers
no he is the only stabalizing christian influence in town, withought him the shitskins would run wild. the only country left in the middle east where you can be christian. look at him, he does not wear that fucking male hijab crap
Nolan Edwards
>tfw you realize gadaffi was the only thing standing in the way of rapefugees flooding europe
Jordan Lewis
France + US killed him.
His project of creating an african bank would seize France's power on north Africa
Aiden Brown
Thank you for the pasta, friend.
Mason Robinson
Another interesting point is that after the UN resolution that allowed the establishment of a no fly zone more than a million people protested in support of gadaffi, while he was driving through the masses in an open car.
Carson Kelly
You're fucking retarded. First off, Libya isn't in the middle east. Second, there are plenty of arab countries with un-prosecuted Christian populations. Lebanon has been majority Christian for years. Syria is going through shit right now but Christians are respected there.
Blake Bell
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Ryder Nguyen
>Why was he killed
Bentley Myers
Lebanon was almost completly christian before Israel flooded it with refugees. Their constitution guarantees a christian president.
Nathan Miller
Tried to start an African based currency that wasn't cucked by the US dollar
Benjamin Williams
>We came, we saw, he died
Aiden Nguyen
Yeah, Assad is pretty much the last domino to fall before Israel and capitalist neocons can get their hands on Iran. God bless Putin for helping Assad hold out for so long. I hope Trump follows through on his promises and destroys ISIS.
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No problem
Lebanon is a plurality Christian if I'm not mistaken, but they have suffered lots of violence during their Civil War. Not sure how things are now.
Eli Robinson
dude what are you talking abought its him and thats it, all the good ones fell. lebanon is moslty muslim know its not the 70s.
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Angel Taylor
post rare gadaffis
Nicholas James
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Henry Murphy
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Charles Bell
Who?
Jaxon Cook
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Jaxson White
Didn't Saddam invade Kuwait?
Carson Cox
It's sad there are so few countries that are safe to visit in the middle east now. I would love to go to Syria or Iran. If Trump continues the rapprochements started by Obama, I think we may be able to cool a lot of the animosity between our countries, at the expense of having Israel on our backs if it were to come to that.
No Gadaffi, but I've got a Nixon with Hafez.
Isaac Young
yes. He was chill after he got his shit kicked in there tho.
Samuel Cooper
Lebanon's Hezbollah and Yemen Houthis are still standing
Russia-Assad-Iran-Hezbollah-Houthis and somewhat Iraq..
Jeremiah Cooper
> I hope Trump follows through on his promises and destroys ISIS.
ISIS is already well on its way to collapse half way through 2017. there's nothing for trump to do except take credit for nothing he did. idiots like you will fall for it too
Nolan Young
i'm praying for a full scale shia insurgency in saudi arabia. Would be glorious to see them burn the wahabis to the fucking ground
Dylan Thomas
Yeah, but he got his shit pushed in dublitos confirm he was chill.
Gaddafi was chill too and we were on good enough terms that McCain could meet with him only to stab him in the back. There was literally no justification for our intervention besides clandestine economic motives.
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Owen Bennett
After Syria cut the oil pipeline to Iraq in the middle of the Iran-Iraq war, forcing him to borrow a fuckload of money from Kuwait, which then massively dumped the market by selling oil at a loss in order to fuck up Iraq even more.
Can't forget that the cultural revolution in Iran, which led to crazy Khomeini calling for an islamic revolution in Iraq (despite Saddam's Iraq being one of the very first countries contacting Iran for peaceful relations after the revolution), was caused by the UK+US-led coup of 1953.
Henry Morris
Could the insurgents bring down the Government in Yemen and replace it with people who are hostile to Saudi Arabia? I don't know about the military situation there, but last I heard the U.S. was providing logistical support for the Saudi backed government.
Austin Gutierrez
the saudi army is composed nearly entirely of mercenaries. Saudi Arabia has very few labour-ready citizens, and even less that are capable of fighting in the military: it probably has the most advanced gibs system in the world. They have to resort to colombian war veterans in order to fight their proxy wars against Iran.
Not only are the houthis having the upper hand in the Yemeni conflict, but they are actually taking Saudi land. A bunch of goat farmers with sandals as their only weapon kicking the shit out of the nation with the second highest military budget in the entire world.
Leo Martin
Doubtful. The troops that are still loyal to saleh (the old president, and its mainly the republican guard that stayed loyal) together with the houthis hold the areas they control since months. But they got only very limited support from Iran, and the saudis and their allies are dumping a shit ton of equipment into the conflict. In the beginning you saw the republican guard giving the saudis a headache with tochkas and scuds, but they clearly ran out of that by now. As it looks they'll probably continue to hold what they have and go for a political settlement in the end.
Leo Allen
These.
Yes, arguably a necessary evil.
Zachary Morales
Libya was about to receive a human rights award from the UN.
Camden Gray
Sounds good, I've never been to Saudi Arabia, but I'm assuming it's like the UAE, in that it's filled with a bunch of flamboyant oil scions that have to import foreign labor to do their dirty work.
Thanks, I'll have to more research, there is literally nothing in the popular Western media about this conflict.
Wyatt Murphy
He was planning to move away from the petrodollar and going for gold-backed. And (((they))) wanted to control Libya through (((banking))).
Jayden Foster
Hopefully one day NATO will be taken to court for that they've done with Gaddafi and Libya and other crimes committed incl. those in Syria\Iraq\Afganistan\etc, destroying infrastructure and society built by generations.
Alexander Brooks
>there is literally nothing in the popular Western media about this conflict.
You assume western media will say something bad against saudis?
Remember that they are VERY generous when it comes to wars against saudis' and israelis' enemies.
Allegedly, Saddam Hussein trained his troops in order to rape the most villages possible in Iraq, Gaddafi used helicopters to shoot at any civilians in Tripoli and Benghazi, and women are committing suicide in Aleppo because they don't want to be raped by Assad's men.
How much of that turned out to be true?
Angel Young
he was planning to unite the arabian peninsula and all nearby arab countries into a superpower and export oil in gold, aka gold dinar but USA couldn't have that since we'd be Germany circa 1930
Mason Smith
>he was planning to unite the arabian peninsula and all nearby arab countries
After the fall of the old arab nationalist guard (Saddam, Hafez, Omar in Sudan, Aflaq, Nasser, etc), he switched to Panafricanism, by the way.
William Nelson
the US actually fired a drone strike at the cars speeding towards his house
there was nothing anyone could do. the savages decided to kill him and the US pretended to be happy about it despite turning him into an ally previously
Ethan Harris
Wasn't his death part of the CIA induced arab spring?
Matthew Wilson
dont forget that they stuck a knife up his ass before his own people killed him. then on top of that they miss him know
Justin Carter
don't mistake the few savage sandniggers that took up arms against him for the majority of the population that wanted him to stay.
Nolan Wilson
Interesting, I don't see why our government would have done that seeing as they supported the rebels.
Tyler Edwards
>Hmm.
I've never heard of many Libyans abroad... Maybe it was
>dat quality of life tho
Caleb Jenkins
they droned HIS convoy, not the rebels
Parker Reed
We can only hope that we will be alive to see the day that society collapses and the people take vengeance on the people that instituted these policies
Kevin Smith
Carson Torres
No Rothschild banks in his country
Nolan Morales
That's what I was thinking, I never heard of the US trying to stop the rebels from getting to him.
Elijah Wilson
gelt
Jeremiah Nelson
this
and his historic speech at the UN assembly in NY. He essentially was trying to start a revolution within the UN against the security council, which he called the terror council.
Also said all medicine should be free, and mumbled something about 911 that the translator missed. Truly historic speech, immediately called 'crazy' by the media.
Wyatt Smith
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Gavin White
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James Ross
He stepped out of line of the petrodollar cartel and the (((world financial leaders))) had him shut down.
William Smith
Howd he get so ugly?
Mason White
THIS
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Samuel Flores
It's a natural process known as aging, it's what people do when they don't have access to aborted baby fetuses
Luke White
Basically Gaddafi kicked the globalists ass for 42 years while raising the standard of living for all Libyans
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he knew they were gunning for him
stress of the NWO trying to kill you?
Hudson Wright
2/3
Aiden Flores
3/3
Colton Cruz
>105293291
ribbon pls
Jaxson Rogers
his daughter used to be kinda hot
Ian Wilson
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i think saif is his only son still alive
he's minus a finger now, and in hiding somewhere
Dylan Green
Wouldnt increase the oil production. Wouldnt allow an oil port to the Med. Wouldnt let them in.