Libya on the Line: The war retold Al Jazeera's more than 12,000 Gaddafi voice tape's

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This could be very interesting ;)

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2012/05/20125891530752262.html

l Jazeera will retell the Libyan civil war from a new perspective: through the eyes of Gaddafi and other top officials.

They're the conversations Muammar Gaddafi didn't want the world to hear: Al Jazeera's Hoda Hamid obtained more than 12,000 recordings of Gaddafi, his son Saif al-Islam, and other high-ranking Libyan officials.

Libya on the Line will retell the story of last year's Libyan civil war from a new perspective: through the eyes of the Libyan officials fighting desperately to stay in power.

We've posted a taste of the recordings below. In one conversation, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi tells an aide he will 'send people to liquidate' rebel fighters. It's a statement that Luis Moreno Ocampo, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, describes as a "kill order." In another, Muammar Gaddafi and that same aide - Tayeb El Safi - reminisce about how they met, decades ago.

The first installment of Libya on the Line will be released, on TV and online, on Friday, May 11, at 1700 GMT, with repeats on Al Jazeera on Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday (May 12-15).
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Who would want to listen to that, the guy needed a translator to decipher his own mumble so that he knew where in the sentence he was while "speaking".
 
The only reason Moosyma Kadoefdoef is dead today is that it took them three hours to get the translators to figure out he was yelling help I give up in their own language. ;)

Ugh that joke is so bad it hurt me.
 
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Dude he is gone what does it matter now, libyans are now being locked up and tortured but you don't even hear about it now.

It's such a fking mess. Libyans have a devastated country plus they are no better off now. Of course the west no longer gives a shyte what happens to them.

Another failed regime change, then again there isn't an anti person in power so the west will ignore the situation.
 
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