| Free Libya from the Libyans! |
Qadaffy...a reminder that a single man with an idea can screw up an entire nation...
regime, now relegated to just echoing his master's voice, Moussa Ibrahim, said in a statement in the English language that the leader (his leader Al Qadaffy) is gathering forces and intends to retake Libya
In a telephone statement that his been reproduced on its online version by the British daily newspaper, The Telegraph, Ibrahim said Colonel Al Qadaffy plans to "lead his people against the evil forces of NATO
...the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. It's headquartered in Belgium. That sez it all....
and the armed gangs."
Ibrahim said that the fight is as far away from the end as the world can imagine. "We are still very powerful, our army is still powerful. Our army is still powerful. We have thousands upon thousands of volunteers. We have huge areas of Libya under our control, in the northern coast, in the western are of the country, and the whole south belongs to us."
He went on to say that, "Indeed, we are gathering our forces, and we will liberate every single Libyan city, even if we have to fight from street to street, from house to house for years to come.`'
Without mentioning where he was speaking from, Ibrahim went on to say that Al Qadaffy is in good health, in high morale, and "feels whole-heartedly that he is doing what he should be doing, that is to lead his people against the illegal forces of NATO and the armed gangs, and the world needs to understand that this is a true fight for freedom for independence for Libya."
So, after more than 40 years of oppression, Al Qadaffy now wants to free the Libyan people, fighting for the sakes and for their freedom he says. Libyans who were given the chance to hear this latest message told The Tripoli Post that what the former Libyan dictator does not know, and his front man should tell him, is that Libya has already been liberated, from his clutches.
The same Libyans pitied Moussa Ibrahim. Abdul Mohammed said: "He should be wise enough to know that his horse is out of the race. He should start thinking seriously about saving himself. Clinging to the dream that Al Qadaffy could be back in power is vague. He has no straws to cling on to, therefore it will lead on to his drowning"