The rise and fall of Colonel Muamar Gadaffi

na wale wapambe wa NATO na NTC ambao wamo humu Jamvini ni
1. Rats
2. vibaraka
3. wakurupukaji
4. wenye wivu na maendeleo aliyoyaleta Gadaffi.
5. Wanaoutamani kwa hamu kubwa ukoloni mambo leo.
6. Wasiojuwa maana halisi na faida zipatikanazo na rasilimali tulizojaliwa Barani Afrika.
7. Ni hatari kwa mustakabali wa umoja wetu waafrika.
8. ni bora hawana Madaraka, kwani wangeburuzwa na wangetutoa ICU na kutupeleka Kaburini.
9. Ni faida ya kizazi cha CCM hii ya vyama vingi.
10. Hawana tofauti na mkia wa Mbuzi, kwani huwa haufukuzi NZI wala haustiri uchi.

Nawasilisha
 
Mleta mada ni gaidi wa kuwaza kama walivyo mafisadi wa mawazo na kutumia masaburi .Yeye amejawa na udini tu hapa .Vatican ni mahali makini pale kama huamini muulize Obama , Bush , JK naye alienda tena hakuitwa aliomba yeye kwenda .
 
at least he was the man to die for his country in his country!!!

huo mwili hauna thamani yoyote kwake kwani alishauacha jana

hata wakiuchoma, wakiudisplay, wakiutengenezea vyungu.................. haina tija tena zaidi ya kijilaani ya yale ya mfalme haile selasie

unaambiwa babyako hata kama ni kichaa ukimdharau lazima ikurudie
 
HosannaTech said:
ingekuwa vizuri ukatoa mfano wa watu walionyimwa uhuru. Kwana si hata marekani kuna watu hawana uhuru, mbona hawalipui? Au kuna kitu ambacho wengine bado kukijua?
Haya wameuza nchi yao kwa gharama kubwa. Hivi vitu kama walivizoea wasahau....
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Jamaa aliyeposti anajua mema na mabaya Guaddafi. Si wote waliofaidi hayo matunda ya utawala. Na unafahamu alimpindua Mfalme wa pale asili yake Benghazi? Hao wa eneo hilo wengi walihamia nchi za mbali maana unakuwa una hatari ya kuoza ama kufia jela. Ndiyo maana natoa mfano wa mwanamke anayechekwa na kinamama wenzake anapodai talaka kisa wanamwona anabadili magari Jumatatu mpaka Jumapili na anavaa dhahabu zenye vito vya gharama.Kifupi hakuwa mtawala mzuri.Angeheshimiwa na watu wake WOTE kama angeachia madaraka yake na kuruhusu uchaguzi kupitia vyama. Kule hakuna katiba,kuchaguana,nchi ilikuwa inaendeshwa kiajabu! Kwa Green book. Ukichukua chumba hotelini pamoja na sabuni na dawa ya meno,unapewa Green book. Hiyo ina misimamo ya Guadaffi na hutakiwi kuhoji ama kukaa group kudiscuss vitu kinyume na utawala wake..! Alikuwa mashushushu kila mahali. Viwango vya Sirte kufaidika vilikuwa tofauti na Tripoli,na vya hapo tofauti na Misratah na Benghazi.
 
Hitler made german the stronger country, gaddafi made libya stronger country

hakuna nchi kubwa iliyojengwa na rais legelege.............. hata kagame anayoyafanya kuna watu yanawatesa sana, hata Mrema alipokua effective kuna watu aliwatesa sana, hata magufuli kuna watu anawatesa sana

hata ugiriki ilipata nguvu na heshima zaidi wakati ule watu legelege waliteseka sana

hakuna maendeleo yasiyo na maumivu, tumechagua legelege basi tutaishi legelege, ndio maana hata barrick wanatugomea kupandisha mrabaha kutoka 3% to 4%

nina imani sintokaa na kuona libya yenye nguvu kama aliyoacha gadafi tena
 

Let's try to be fair: Hiki kichwa cha habari "Kanisa Katoliki huko Vatican lafurahia Libya mpya bila Ghadafi" ni tafsiri yako au ndivyo text inavyosema?

Nimesoma the whole story lakini sikuona mahali ilipoandikwa kuwa 'Kanisa Katoliki huko Vatican limefurahia Libya mpya bila Gaddafi'. Isipokuwa limesema, according to the text you've given: "After Moammar Ghadafi's death, Libya must chart a new course based on human dignity and the rule of law."

Pia limesema: "The Vatican now hopes the new governors will work to prevent violence motivated by revenge and "take on the necessary work of sowing peace and reconstruction as soon as possible, with a spirit of inclusion, on the foundation of justice and law."

Of course, you may have your problems with the catholic Church and may even want to criticise the Church for no apparent reason as others do but I don't think it helps you achieve anything good for saying what is not said by the Church.

Do you have personal grudges against the Catholic Church? I don't think you can solve them by being a liar!
 

Kichwa cha habari cha kizushi!
 
utantambua said:
Thanks. Na vipi kuhusiana na sofa na bastola ya dhahabu vinaashiria nini, kulewa madaraka ama kuboresha maisha ya walibya?
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Mkuu utantambua,
This does not justify the brutality that has been done by NATO and USA. Pengine hayo ni mapungufu yake yeye kama binadamu maana yeye sio malaika atabaki kuwa binadamu kama binadamu wengine.
Tusubirie yatakayotokea Libya baada ya kifo cha Gaddafi.
 
Msarendo said:
All in all Gaddafi was a great man..western countries walikuwa na chuki naye tu.
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Hivi jamani western western hivi hayo majeshi ya waasi yaliundwa na waingereza,wafaransa na wamarekani? au walichukulia migogoro hiyo ya libya kama loophole? Unajua ni vigumu kwa usa na wenzake kushawishi zaidi ya Half a population kumpinga gadafi. Inabidi tukubaliu walibya kuna mambo ambayo yaliwachosha wakaoone waonyeshe hisia zao na hapo ndipo wenzetu wa magharibi wakatumia upenyo.
 
Hii hapa ndio taarifa yenyewe ilivyo:

The Holy See And Libya After The Death Of Colonel Gadaffi

VATICAN CITY, 21 OCT 2011 (VIS) - Given below is the text of an English-language note published yesterday afternoon by the Holy See Press Office on the subject of the Holy See and Libya following the death of Colonel Gadaffi.


"The news of the death of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi marks the end of a much too long and tragic phase of a brutal struggle to bring down a harsh and oppressive regime.

"This dramatic event obliges us yet again to reflect on the immense toll of human suffering which accompanies the affirmation and collapse of any system which is not based on the respect and dignity of the human person, but rather on the prevailing affirmation of power.
"It is hoped now that the Libyan people might be spared further violence due to a spirit of revenge, and that the new leaders can undertake as soon possible efforts necessary for bringing peace and rebuilding in a spirit of solidarity, based on justice and the rule of law. May the international community also be committed to generously helping in the rebuilding of the nation.
"For its own part, the small Catholic community will continue to offer its own witness and service to all people, especially in the charitable and health fields. The Holy See will assist the Libyan people with the instruments available to it in the field of international relations with a spirit of promoting justice and peace.

"In this regard, it is necessary to keep in mind that it is a constant practice that when the Holy See establishes diplomatic relations, it recognises States and not governments. For this reason the Holy See has not proceeded in establishing a formal recognition of the National Transitional Council (CNT) as the government of Libya. Given that the CNT is now acting effectively as the government in Tripoli, the Holy See considers it the legitimate representative of the Libyan people, in conformity with international law.

"The Holy See has already had contacts with the new Libyan authorities. Firstly, the Secretariat of State, which has the responsibility for the diplomatic relations of the Holy See, has been in contact with the Libyan Embassy to the Holy See following the political changes in Tripoli. During his recent participation at the General Assembly of the United Nations, Archbishop Dominique Mamberti, secretary for Relations with States, had the opportunity to speak to Abdurrahman M. Shalgham, permanent representative of Libya to the United Nations. More recently, Archbishop Tommaso Caputo, apostolic nuncio to Libya, who is based in Malta, travelled to Tripoli for a three-day visit (from 2-4 October) in which he met Mahmoud Jibril, prime minister of the CNT. Archbishop Caputo was also received by the minister for foreign affairs.

"During these various meetings the importance of diplomatic relations between the Holy See and Libya was affirmed by both sides. The Holy See renewed its support for the Libyan people and for the transition. The Holy See wished the new authorities every success in their rebuilding the country. On their own behalf, the leaders of the new Libya expressed their appreciation for the Holy Father's humanitarian appeals and the efforts of the Church in Libya through its services in hospitals and help centres run by thirteen religious communities (six in Tripolitania and seven in Cirenaica)".
 
Duhu!!
 
maadui wa Col. Gadhaf ni watu wanaopenda kutumiwa kama Con dom kwa starehe za wengine.
 
The living standards of Libyans have improved significantly since the 1970s, ranking the country among the highest in Africa.

Urbanization, developmental projects, and high oil revenues have enabled the Libyan government to elevate its people's living standards.

The social and economic status of women and children has particularly improved. Various subsidized or free services (health, education, housing, and basic foodstuffs) have ensured basic necessities.

The low percentage of people without access to safe water (3 percent), health services (0 percent) and sanitation (2 percent), and a relatively high life expectancy (70.2 years) in 1998 indicate the improved living standards.

Adequate health care and subsidized foodstuffs have sharply reduced infant mortality, from 105 per 1,000 live births in 1970 to 20 per 1,000 live births in 1998.

The government also subsidizes education, which is compulsory and free between the ages of 6 and 15. The expansion of educational facilities has elevated the literacy rate (78.1 in 1998).

There are universities in Tripoli, Benghazi, Marsa el-Brega, Misurata, Sebha, and Tobruq.

Despite its successes, the educational system has failed to train adequate numbers of professionals, resulting in Libya's dependency on foreign teachers, doctors, and scientists.

Many direct and indirect subsidies and free services have helped raise the economic status of low-income families, a policy which has prevented extreme poverty. As part of its socialist model of economic development,


Country
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Libya
 N/A
 6,700
 6,700
 7,900
 8,900
United States
 28,600
 30,200
 31,500
 33,900
 36,200
Egypt
 2,900
 4,400
 2,850
 3,000
 3,600
Algeria
 4,000
 4,000
 4,600
 4,700
 5,500

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[TD="colspan: 6, align: left"] Note: Data are estimates.
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[TD="colspan: 6, align: left"] SOURCE: Handbook of the Nations , 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th editions for 1996, 1997, 1998 and 1999 data; CIA World Factbook 2001 [Online] for 2000 data.
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the Libyan government has weakened the private sector and confined it to mainly small-scale businesses. While this policy has damaged the Libyan economy significantly, it has also prevented the accumulation of wealth by a small percentage of the population. While the ruling elite (i.e., top civil servants, military officers, and politicians), enjoys much higher living standards compared to average Libyans, and corruption exists within its ranks, Libya is not a highly polarized society divided between extremes of wealth and poverty.


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