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colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011.he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to gadhafi from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military campaign in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at background air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliab

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious cell at the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to gadhafi from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at baghran air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided our libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been rel

destruction of the country and october the 20th of course is the date of the assassination of former gadhafi. october is also an important month in the history of libya and it's a battle with absolutely new liberal interests well the western invasion of libya and 2011 is exactly 100 years of the italian invasion of libya in 1911 on the 7th of october which led to the accumulation of libya for decades then in 1970 within a few months of the september evolution. which can lead khadafi chose the same date the 7th of october to kick out all italian. military and nonmilitary presence in the country and therefore liberated from the military italian a-q. patient after almost 7 decades then within a few months he also. kicked out the british military presence and the american military prison which was the 3rd biggest military presence outside the states after japan and germany all of these acts of liberation came together to kind of conclusion when kadafi decided to fight his last battle. on the city of sirte the cradle of the african union and he fought it with bravery and with determination until

request you to watch you on you tube from those years ago but of course we're also 10 years since gadhafi gave his famous speech to the u.n. to learn the anniversary on the 23rd of september. so what are the real reasons for as you see it of the war usually imperialism what what was happening that made according to you and supporters of the greek resistance movement it inevitable that nato nations are trying to destroy a country well afshin there is no doubt that there were internal weaknesses in libya there where internal failures of the system we needed to develop our political system our economic system to be more inclusive less centralised we succeeded with this in the seventy's eighty's and ninety's but in the war in the years leading to the war we made some mistakes we centralized the economic power we centralized some of the economic power because we were pursuing a developmental program that was different to the years before but there is no doubt that this was not the real factor leading to the 2011 disaster in libya there had been a bra ject a pan african african project of liber

welcome back i'm still with was abraham former spokesperson to mama gadhafi you see the british government the international trade department of the british government and similar departments in nato nations say they share the goals of how you articulated to them their. scribing them to get out free they are interested in that you you claim actually they're more interested defacto in helping al qaeda and isis day as from the shores of the mediterranean well this is an old british strategy. i have to admit it has been successful and the british used it in their empire from the 19th century and then other imperialist nations got the lesson they have been utilizing it very well it's the management of crisis what you do is you come to a context of a country and you introduce chaos through war through internal conflict religious division i.q. patient whatever means you have and then you keep the chaos going you manage the crisis because through the management of chaos you are able to make sure that this context is weak. it sub or donated to you you can rob the wealth of this context and then yo

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to gadhafi from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at baghran air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliable but

that gadhafi in his final years what he was negotiating with shell b.p. your local births are all well i'm not sure where all the money is trusting called lisa rose trusting to enable her trusting you know across the duffy wanted to make . the front fighting front with the west quite so you could win on the african front he knew libya is a small country of 6000000 he cannot have wars all over so he made the decision in the 2 thousands to open up the western embassies in tripoli and to have some limited economic deals with some european and american was a mistake. i don't think it was a mistake or such i think it was a clever idea. to quite to make the western front quiet and to pay attention to the african context but as i said we had some internal weaknesses and we had some african weaknesses and we were not able we did not have enough time to build our strength up you know if the 2011 conspiracy was delayed a little bit like for 5 years we would have been much stronger and we would have built some african and institutions like the african union fight fo

welcome back i'm still with was abraham former spokesperson to muammar gadhafi i know i don't have to tell you that the cia has a long history of assassination attempts against revolutionary leaders you know frightened and that moammar gadhafi is unsafe such a unifying figure as you make him out to be will be the subject of an assassination attempt we are all under threat as i said we have been politically going to security would we have been many attempts to silence us to imagine their eyes us and there are fears for the life of many of our leaders we. our own leaders of resistance die every day in libya they are in the fight and their main target are the agents of nato what we call nato is contras in libya and we know that within a particular time not far into the future we will gain libya back not in favor of a political ideology or about particular political regime but in favor of all libyans of an inclusive political and economic system that would guarantee that libya goes back to its liberation to its projects of african liberation of being a sovereign state of being an independ

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to gadhafi from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at background air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliable

years and years but why is it taken you show a lot in the world talk to the media since the death of gadhafi well after the collapse of the country as leaders of the political military and cultural resistance against the western project in libya we have been politically persecuted continuous attempts to silence us and to marginalize a sparrow did you survive even because there are reports that you were captured. loads of reports of record in september to the level of care which was 11 generator it will. need to till is no no i mean we have always been in the middle in the heart of it. but we have been working underground inside libya and outside libya with many thousands of leaders from all contexts and we have been leading the alternative for libya and we have been talking to our people our tribes our cities and we have been very successful only recently in the last year or 2 the political scene have changed positively namely the whole conspiracy against libya has been exposed and many will literally from your perspective as we had of a british diplomat in japan he still had absolute faith

al-jazeera came across another case that of abraham we see another libyan opponent of gadhafi this time in our lives. he says he was detained for questioning by the irish authorities before the visit of george w. bush to our. 2004 this led to media stories saying he had links to al qaida. but the. death of them well that and we don't have much. oh to him at my heart i took a look at my but. i am. a little bit learned the lesson. from my rock or. doria or the commission on it most of what walk of it he said that he spoke of a. comfiest officious can be in. how many or most or all of the diffusion i had thought that in that it was a little confused down a mini bill america we love the. already the only well it may be hard if it was of course on fighting. all boosie is says that none of the charges against him in ireland was ever proved but that he was nevertheless put under house arrest and subject to travel restrictions. on some of the you know they had their ballot. bowl made up and i bet i thought thought i love so far at least all i need to have mac that's my but there's. no execution

al-jazeera came across another case of abraham we see another libyan opponent of gadhafi this time in our lives. he says he was detained for questioning by the irish authorities before the visit of george w. bush to our. 2004 this led to media stories saying he had links to al qaida. but the. death of them well that and we don't have much. oh do him a dead man ought to pull and that might. help a little bit learn the lesson. there. or what doria what the. ork of it he said that he spoke of a. comfiest officious combat in. how many or most or all of the diffusion i had thought that in that it was a little town bill america we love the. already there only well it may be hard if it was so close on 30. all boosie is says that none of the charges against him in ireland was ever proved but that he was nevertheless put under house arrest and subject to travel restrictions. on some of the you know they have their ballot. we need to see assia. but i thought i thought i love so far at least all i need to have mac that's my but that's the look sick of the shins. kind of telling me that i remembe

gadhafi rendition in the west. on al-jazeera. and watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now syrian government forces have struck a deal with the kurdish led syrian democratic forces which will see the syrian army deploy along the border with turkey yes t.f. says this will help and liberating areas under the control of turkish forces and they advance into northern syria earlier the u.s. announced it's pulling out all remaining american troops from northern syria u.s. president's been accused of abandoning the kurds the americans say they want their troops out of harm's way. celebrations and tunisia as exit polls show a conservative law professor and political outsider is poised to become the country's next president i say it is projected to end more than 70 percent of the vote beating media mogul an appeal. to mourn our top story the deal between syrian government forces and kurdish led syrian democratic forces we spoke to joshua landis who's director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklah

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to gadhafi from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at baghran air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided our libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliable

gadhafi rendition and the west. on al-jazeera. this is a really fabulous news from one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in that's something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone we're often working around the clock to make sure that we bring events as i currently as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's what i think we really do well. do you know in making jokes about renegotiating that we would have a deal and we would have been up on a 3 ton ship with a deal and you disagree with that deal because of the china but it is the worst of the lot it was blacks also you know what a good example maybe has sam goes head to head with the chairman of the u.k.'s practicality which is tied to terms very new stuff i'm shocked that it was not a loose about it's often shop it's pretty clear it was clear respects it means but so yes it is and it's just as clear a sleazy. con anxiously. hello again i'm not seen dennis in day here in t

what did you feel when you saw hillary clinton talk about gadhafi far from in those terms but the fact that basically. they hear him hillary clinton is a war criminal she knew what was happening in libya she understood this was revealed in her e-mails that were leaked by wiki leaks she said very clearly that the charges against gadhafi where at least exaggerated and that the french were into this because of the libyan gold and because of their objection to what khadafi was doing in africa but she went along with that because she knew that with the collapse of libya they will have the states and europe a greater chance of controlling africa which they did. the americans now have many many military bases and they have increased and intensified their dig for gold for your rainy i'm in the asia for example for gold in birkenau fassel and for other natural resources the libyan oil and gas. and so the politicians there are nothing but servants for the machine. we can watch that full interview on saturday and on monday here on r.t. and also on our website r.t. dot com. u.s. president donald t

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to get africa from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at background air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliab

gadhafi rendition in the west. on al-jazeera. and again i missed us here today and our mind of our top stories this hour turkey says final preparations for a military push into normal syria are currently being made an aide to president reza tied at a while says the military will join forces with the free syrian army when it crosses into syria. and overnight curfew has ended in the capital of ecuador and now the government is bracing for more unrest over us territory measures with a national strike planned for wednesday thousands of protesters have fought with security forces during a 6 day of violent demonstrations. on more than a 3rd of students at universities in south africa a suffering from what's being described as a hidden hunger crisis tens of thousands of students just can't afford to feed themselves for me to many reports from johannesburg. for millions of students around the world attending university is a time to not only learn but also socialize for some time to be carefree but for many making it through. university d

gadhafi rendition in the west. on al-jazeera. turkish warplanes launch airstrikes in northern syria and fire artillery as president ordered one declares the start of operation peace spring. you're watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha i'm dating obligato also ahead russia calls for a dialogue and slams the u.s. for playing a dangerous game with the kurds. the search is on for a gunman after 2 people are shot dead near a synagogue in germany. and it is in court orders the release of a presidential candidate had only just days ahead of sunday's runoff. hello turkey has begun its military operation into northeastern syria with airstrikes supported by artillery fire president made the announcement on twitter saying turkey and its syrian rebel allies have launched the offensive earlier on says it aims to eliminate a quote terror cord or a long term. the southern border the kurdish led syrian democratic forces say turkish warplanes have struck its region in the north east the s.d.f. says it sparked huge panic among peopl

gadhafi rendition on the west. on al-jazeera. civilians are among the dead as turkish artillery hits towns in northeast syria in the escalation of the conflict against kurdish fighters. hello i'm down in jordan this is our 0 live from doha coming up to a businessman who helped president trump's neuer investigate joe biden arrested for campaign finance violations. raising the heat on ecuador as president protesters take police officers captive as the unrest continues in the capital quito. and celebrations in tehran as a rainy and women are allowed to watch a football match in a stadium for the 1st time in decades. welcome to the program turkey has intensified its offensive against kurdish fighters in northeastern syria so far at least 15 civilians have been killed on both sides of the border the turkish defense ministry says its forces have killed more than 200 y p g fighters since the operation began channel structure reports now from the border between turkey and syria and a warning his report contains some disturbing images. th

gadhafi rendition in the west. on al jazeera. had they're still famous summer across the southeast of the united states they've got today with high pressure in control this line of this is the that is the dividing line between the behind and that moist warm air into the southeast i look at this is what i mean 35 celsius and atlanta on thursday that's about 10 degrees above the average meanwhile to the northeast time which is all where they should be 18 degrees in new york then we have this line here or potentially strong thunderstorms that will work its way slowly eastwards on friday and not making again a much headway. with this got of thunderstorms and you can see that rain pushing right the way down even into northern mexico and time it is up to the northwest beginning to rebound off that recent very cold spell with that tyrol the snow across into the caribbean quite a lot of activity has some class and strong thunderstorms in the last few hours and fairly widespread rains really much of cuba as we go through thursday on towar

gadhafi rendition in the west. on al jazeera. this is al-jazeera. glamour shall carry this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. turkish forces push deeper into northern syria as u.s. troops evacuate an outpost after coming under fire. the u.s. will be sending more troops and an air defense system to saudi arabia to bolster security against iraq. we've come to a very substantial. phase one deal trump announces a partial trade agreement with china after the latest round of talks. and this year's nobel peace prize goes to ethiopia as prime minister met for helping to end a longstanding war with eritrea. say some american troops have withdrawn from the military position in northern syria that came under fire from turkish forces earlier on friday but it appears the outpost didn't take a direct hit turkish forces are pushing deeper into territory held by the kurdish led syrians over crowded forces in northern syria offensive began on wednesday the u.n. says 100000 people have been displaced strafford us at the turkey syria bor

gadhafi rendition in the west. on al jazeera. 3 years 3 prime ministers and still no breaks with the oct 31st departure deadline looming in the e.u. and u.k. for back to square off in brussels we'll boris johnson next followed the e.u. summit on al-jazeera. turkey says its capture and several villages controlled by kurdish forces as more than 27000000 are killed in the fighting. you're watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha and daddy navigate also ahead iran's foreign ministry confirms want to been attacked off the coast the saudi arabia calling it a dangerous adventure. reports that the u.a.e. paid nearly $2000000.00 to a u.s. lobbying firm to target al-jazeera. prime minister wins the nobel peace prize for his democratic reforms and regional peace efforts calls it a victory for his people. hello at least 26. been killed as turkish forces push deeper into syria that numbers from the syrian observatory for human rights turkey's military says more than 300 fighters have surrendered or they have been ki

gadhafi rendition and the west. on al-jazeera. new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al jazeera provides. sam is a dime in doha with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera now turkish forces and their rebel allies say they've seized control of a key syrian cities town center it follows 4 days of intense street to street fighting with kurdish forces in that also lie the town is part of a 120 kilometer stretch that i'm korea wants to clear to create a so-called peace corps door there are casualties on both sides more than 100000 civilians have been displaced the u.s. is warning turkey of sanctions if the offensive continues. from the president on down we have communicated with the turks on this issue i spoke with turkish defense minister a car yesterday to express our strong opposition to turkey's actions and reiterated the damage this is doing to our bilateral relationship zana hold it has more a significant blow to the kurdi

gadhafi rendition and the west. on al-jazeera. examining the facts of today's headlines their protests like this one that are trying to discern and the forest areas that have been already devastated sitting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions you've been out there with the protesters on the streets where they've been telling you international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and in spots. on al-jazeera. back you're watching out to syria time to recap our headlines now turkish forces and their syrian allies say they've captured large parts of town of cebu it's important because intellectual supply routes from turkey to the operation goes for . pakistan's prime minister a man can is met iran's president hassan rouhani into iran khan is reportedly working to defuse tensions between rival here break. to nations are casting their ballots in the presidential runoff vote between 2 political newcomers last week's parliamentary election sort of close time between media mogul in the field how do we retired l

gadhafi rendition and the west. on al-jazeera. and watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now at the door on lockdown after the government imposed a nationwide curfew and ordered troops on the streets at the capital quito following 11 days of protests are angry over new austerity measures that lead to higher fuel prices. france and germany a stop weapons exports to turkey over its offensive on kurdish groups and northern syria the operation is now in its 4th day and turkish forces say they have taken control of a pretty ticked border town though the kurds deny that. and 7 people have been killed in attacks in northeastern nigeria locals say gunmen affiliated with eisel raided a military post in the town of gushy gonna borno state on friday and by village was also attacked. so more now on the international fallout of that operation in turkey by turkey rather in northern syria there been worldwide protests against the decision of the turkish government this is a scene in the french capital paris where kurdish groups a

gadhafi rendition and the west. on al-jazeera. and a greater amount of the top stories here not just here kurdish forces have warned any military escalation in northeast syria could lead to a return of eisold and cause a mass displacement of people turkey is preparing for an offensive against the kurdish s.d.f. which it considers a terrorist group. yes democrats say they'll subpoena the ambassador to the european union the state department barred him from testifying in the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump. u.s. senate intelligence committee has found russia was behind a social media disintegration campaign designed to influence the 2016 presidential election it says social media platforms are used to help get donald trump elected. the president of the european council has accused u.k. prime minister of engaging in quote stupid brain games as the bracks at that line edges closer this is the british media say the german chancellor has made it clear to boris johnson that it breaks it deal is overwhelmingly unlikely wor

gadhafi rendition on the west. on al jazeera. the latest news as it breaks into the market started peacefully but major power is taken from his father long before his heart for those with details coverage there they go will be having dealt with that 110 meters which is so deep that only have 50 minutes on the seabed from around the world the remains of jamal may never be found that is your they still exist you know his legacy lives on. the line of the top stories how does their syrian state media has reported the syrian army has been deployed to the north of the country to confront turkish forces agreement with the kurdish led administration in northern syria. so liberation is into news here as exit polls show that chi scienter has won the presidential election by a landslide indicate that the old professor secured 70 percent of the vote beating media mobile number on a turnout of 60 percent. talks between indigenous leaders and ecuador's government have been stalled it was hoped that discussions would help resolve the crisis but

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gadhafi rendition and the west. on al-jazeera. to today's headlines there are protests like this one that are trying to discern and meet forested areas that have been already devastated setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion you've been out there with the protesters on the streets where we've been telling you the international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now turkish forces and their allies say they've seized control of the center of ras ally in the syrian town their announcement a short time ago comes as ground troops push 30 kilometers into the north. more than a 1000000 people in japan have been told to leave their homes as typhoon i give us approaches tokyo the storm is expected to batter the capital with record amounts of rain and high winds iran is condemning what it calls a cowardly attack on one of its oil tankers a government spokesman says it's reviewing evidence of the missiles apparen

growing agreement says that the libyans could be quite useful to the west 8 years after the death of gadhafi al-jazeera world investigates western collusion with the libyan security services. good battery rendition on the west. on al jazeera. and all of us have a problem and with the headlines on al-jazeera turkey has hit kurdish positions in northeastern syria with strikes for a 2nd day sending tens of thousands of people fleeing at least 15 civilians have been killed on both sides including a 9 month old baby. u.s. congressional democrats have issued subpoenas for 2 business been charged with campaign finance violations ukrainian partners and better russian ego firman associates of president donald trump personal noire giuliani at least 5 people have been killed in ecuador following one week of violent protests or many angry at the austerity measures introduced by president lenin were there no which led to higher fuel prices. the polish also has just received the nobel prize for literature as the country's upcoming election is a chance to improve democracy all talk which it was recognized