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>> the expert at the time was a model for many countries as well. i engaged with the prospect with other aspects having to do with libya. now we are back to square one. because of the war situation, and leap year. i don't know how it's going to end up. i'm sure it's not going to be a happy end. now i'm working with the foundation, it's a think tank in london as an analyst. thank you. >> you just got back from libya

is few days go? >> yeah, i backtracked nine days ago. >> thank you. >> i'm richard, i was british ambassador in libya from 1999 to 2002. i must the civil servant here, because i'm the only person wearing a tie. [laughter] >> after that i went to tehran. i've been safety fellow in the middle east program chatham house for the last three years. libya is posed between at least four possible scenarios. and you are a brave person if you are prepared now to choose which. i don't exclude a happy ending in the sense of a pluralist libya that moves towards the kinds of standards we would all wish it's people to enjoy. but i fear, like so many others,

that the way there is going to be there dreadfully hard. i think the scenarios that the libyan fighting continues, in affect a stalemate, squirmishes here and there. nobody able to get a handle on the other. secondly, gadhafi's support continues to crumble. once the barrier of fear is removed, a sufficiently large number of people get out in the street as has happened in egypt and elsewhere to actually, seriously affect the calculations and the call -- capitol of tripoli and the people loyal to gadhafi. i think the third is a internal in which those close to gadhafi is their best hope of surviving and having a future is in -- to

move aside the most damaging element, namely the gadhafi family. and the fourth scenario is deepening disorder and civil breakdown. so that's as far as i can get. as of today, the situation is changing from day to day. >> i think it's fair to say this is the particularly ominous days. we look back at two weeks of protest. there really was a sense of being in a military phase with the sense being taken and retaken. i just wonder before we opened questions, i could ask you instinctively, if you feel this is the end for colonel gadhafi. davis? >> i hope it's the end for colonel gadhafi. i think there's two scenarios. we can discuss that. one the country is by foe