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	The Iraq War did not Force Gadaffi's Hand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Gadaffi had fulfilled all other obligations under the UN resolutions: ending support for terrorism, admitting culpability and compensating victims' families.
		Gadaffi had realised that was not the path to pursue and that Libya and the US faced a common threat from Islamic fundamentalism.
		Gadaffi was willing to give up his WMD programmes and open facilities to inspection four years ago does not detract from the Bush administration's achievement in securing Libya's nuclear disarmament.
	www.brookings.edu /views/op-ed/indyk/20040309.htm (853 words)

	iafrica.com \| news \| world news Gadaffi causes traffic chaos in Moz
		Gadaffi was visiting the poor southern African country as part of tour of local countries aimed at bolstering his stature as a leader on the world's poorest continent following the African Union summit in neighbouring South Africa.
		On Monday, Gadaffi laid a wreath at a Maputo memorial commemorating those killed in the war for liberation from the Portuguese that led to independence in 1975.
		Gadaffi was compensating guests who had been forced to move to other hotels by paying their bills.
	iafrica.com /news/worldnews/995300.htm (377 words)

	Gadaffi may find that the goalposts have been moved \| International \| The Observer
		Gadaffi's revolution was founded on a blend of anti-imperialism, Arab nationalism and his own brand of Islamic radicalism: ingredients that have admittedly provided a recipe for confrontation with the West, but that have proved surprisingly responsive to the evolving political situation over the past three decades.
		As a young revolutionary, Gadaffi's role model was Nasser and for his first few years in power he looked to Egypt as the vanguard of Arab nationalism.
		Gadaffi may well have concluded that WMD confer no real benefit to Libya: ending the programmes earns brownie points from the US and doesn't hinder Libya's ambition to be a regional power in Africa, where, unlike the Middle East, WMD bestow no real strategic advantage.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /international/story/0,6903,1111163,00.html (943 words)

	Football \| Gadaffi comes to Scotland
		Gadaffi announced the Perugia contract last June, with an ostentatious arrival: a gala featuring platoons of armed guards (Libyan and Italian) and a host of dignitaries in the medieval Torre Alfina castle, owned by the man whose flamboyance has become Perugia's hallmark, Luciano Gaucci.
		And Gadaffi's footballing background in Libya is an erratic one: family connections and vice-presidency of the country's federation assured his captaincy of the national team.
		Gadaffi has also put himself forward for a place on Fifa's executive committee, and is leading an optimistic bid to host the 2010 World Cup in his father's fiefdom.
	football.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4757959-103,00.html (1658 words)

	The Biography Channel - Colonel Gadaffi Biography
		However, the West is deeply sceptical of this viewpoint, stating that Gadaffi poses a threat to world peace by sponsoring terrorism.
		Gadaffi has no official title, although he is effectively Head of State and has been since 1969.
		However, Colonel Gadaffi is infamous for his support of terrorist organisations including the IRA in Ireland, and the Spanish Basque separatist movement ETA.
	www.thebiographychannel.co.uk /biography_home/310:0/Colonel_Gadaffi.htm (361 words)

	Gadaffi: ‘United States of Africa can become black giant’ - Africa-News.net - Sharing an interest in Africa
		Gadaffi used the current problems in the Darfur region and Sudan’s rejection of UN plans to install 20.000 troops in the country as an example of the sort of problems the African continent could solve if the federation would be formed.
		One of the criticasters is the Mozambican President Armando Guebuza who reacted this weekend on the plans of Gadaffi by saying that it would be impetuous to simply declare the existence of a ‘United States of Africa’ at the current stage.
		On its turn Gadaffi openly condemned those who regard the idea with scepticism, and said they should be forced to accept it.
	www.africa-interactive.net /index.php?PageID=1665 (632 words)

	Mugabe Makes Room For Influx Of Gadaffi's Thugs
		It was not the first example of his recent largesse to Mugabe's pariah state: last year, unable to pay for fuel and dogged by power cuts and civil unrest, the Zimbabwean leader made several successful trips to Tripoli with his begging bowl.
		Analysts have always noted there are few free lunches as far as Gadaffi is concerned; he sees his role in Zimbabwe as his pathway to developing diplomatic clout across fl Africa.
		Gadaffi also promised Mugabe an extra £418m in fuel supplies, on top of a £640,000 election contribution to Mugabe's ruling Zanu-PF party.
	www.rense.com /general12/mugabe.htm (924 words)

	President Prodi meets Libyan leader Colonel Gadaffi in Cairo
		Colonel Gadaffi acknowledged the European Commission's contribution to the development of Africa and the active role of the European Union in dealing with dramatic problems such as debt, poverty and the struggle against endemic diseases.
		Colonel Gadaffi made clear that he accepts that the "Barcelona acquis", as President Prodi reiterated, is not negotiable for the European Union.
		Colonel Gadaffi insisted on the priority Libya attaches to close relations with Europe both on a bilateral level and in the framework of regional co-operation with the other North African Mediterranean Countries.
	europa.eu.int /comm/external_relations/news/2000/04_00/ip_00_322.htm (306 words)

	Crosswalk.com
		Gadaffi's sons were particularly afraid after Saddam's sons were captured and killed, he said.
		Gadaffi is not likely to be a supporter of al Qaeda, said Kahati.
		Gadaffi said that Europe and America should agree to become Islamic and that there were signs that Allah would grant Islam victory in Europe.
	www.crosswalk.com /news/1397060.html?view=print (1250 words)

	ZA@Play - Not even a gifted amateur - August 2, 2002
		The catalogue explains that Saif painted this during the international embargo on Libya, and that it refers to Gadaffi’s defeat of “the powers of the new crusade".
		Colonel Gadaffi’s son may be an able cultural ambassador but as a painter he is not even a gifted amateur; his sentimentality is only exceeded by his technical incapacity.
		Colonel Gadaffi is certainly a doting father to encourage his son’s artistic career.
	www.chico.mweb.co.za /art/2002/2002aug/020802-amateur.html (671 words)

	Victims sue Gadaffi over IRA bombs - Scotch-Irish / Ulster-Scots Forums
		Victims of IRA atrocities are to sue the Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gadaffi and his government in what their lawyers say is the largest ever civil action involving terrorism in the UK.
		Among the individuals accused are Gadaffi himself and Nasser Ali Ashour, who in the mid-Eighties was third in command of Libyan intelligence and allegedly liaised directly with republican leaders including the South Armagh smuggler and former IRA chief of staff, Thomas 'Slab' Murphy.
		Gadaffi sent five huge arms shipments, - enough to supply at least two infantry battalions - to the IRA in the Eighties.
	www.scotchirish.net /forum/index.php?showtopic=2345 (1334 words)

	Gadaffi scolds Libyans for reliance on oil \| Oil Depletion Protocol
		The criticisms, in an unusual series of speeches in July and August, have stirred keen interest in a forthcoming annual September 1 address to the nation of five- million marking the 1969 coup d'etat that brought him to power.
		Reformist rhetoric is nothing new from Gadaffi, but Libyans say it is unusual for such speeches to be made so frequently and to such a wide variety of audiences -- from professional groups and state planners to teachers and religious students.
		The second is that Gadaffi's economic outspokenness is now being regularly echoed in public by his son Saif al-Islam, the most high profile of his children whose public statements have focused mainly up to now on social policy and foreign affairs.
	www.oildepletionprotocol.org /node/591 (675 words)

	Politicians miss out on Gadaffi millions for victims - Scotch-Irish / Ulster-Scots Forums
		Without Gadaffi's Semtex the IRA could not have trashed Canary Wharf and the heart of Manchester.
		But if they are of a mind to make a painful political compromise then surely the sight of one of the Paisleys bringing money for the victims and humiliating Sinn Fein on the world stage would have sweetened the moment for them.
		Still, Gadaffi could have been strong-armed last week into giving a billion pounds to a fund for the victims of violence in Northern Ireland, violence to which he contributed more than anybody, and the moment was lost.
	www.scotchirish.net /forum/index.php?showtopic=844 (905 words)

	History of Gadaffi Stadium Cricket Field Lahore Pakistan
		Gadaffi Stadium is named after the Libyan leader "Gadaffi", who was very popular in Pakistan during the '70s.
		Located in the historical City of Lahore, Gaddafi Stadium was completely renovated during 1995/96 for the 1996 World Cup.
		It is the city in which Kipling lived and wrote his famous 'Kim' novels.
	cricketclub.org /pakistan_history.html (236 words)

	WHAT PRICE ADULTERY? - Access to Energy Newsletter Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In Libya, 100 lashes of the whip; for pregnant women, execution is postponed to two months after birth.
		Actually, Gadaffi himself needs no coaxing; he accuses his fellow Arab dictators of treachery because the embargo is allegedly not enough, and with superb logic, he is merrily selling his oil.
		It is neither Israel nor the other industrialized countries who are primarily being hurt, but the underdeveloped countries which cannot afford the sheiks' astronomical prices for oil; and worse, the resulting skyrocketing prices of fertilizer may ruin the Green Revolution, exposing these countries to a very real threat of starvation.
	www.accesstoenergy.com /view/atearchive/s76a3707.htm (355 words)

	Romano Prodi and Muammar Gadaffi discuss illegal migration and African issues on the phone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Colonel Gadaffi fully agreed and undertook to give his full support to the search for effective solutions that could put a stop to people trafficking.
		President Prodi and Colonel Gadaffi then spoke of the economic and social situation in Africa.
		Colonel Gadaffi assured the President of his firm support for the idea of a joint Euro-African project to foster development and good governance throughout the continent.
	europa.eu.int /comm/external_relations/lybia/intro/ip03_918.htm (302 words)

	REPORT ON GADHAFI'S ROLE IN PAN AM BOMB PLOT
		Robin Cook, the foreign secretary, is preparing to rehabilitate Gadaffi after the decision to hand over for trial two men accused of putting the bomb on Pan Am 103.
		The man Gadaffi instructed to arrange the bombing was Abdallah Senussi, his brother-in-law and then head of ESO operations.
		A Paris court sentenced him in absentia in March this year, with five others, for the murder of all 170 people aboard UTA 772, which was destroyed when a bomb exploded in the luggage compartment over the Sahara.
	www.usasurvival.org /pa103sundaytimes.html (984 words)

	londondance.com : Gadaffi the Urban Myth
		Gadaffi the Urban Myth – the latest English National Opera (ENO) production opens this week at the Coliseum.
		We were the artistic directors for that, but here I've had to be the one asking: "What do you want?"” Read more on the background to all the artistic team in the Guardian, 1 Sep.
		Although the publicity says Gadaffi highlights their ‘commitment to commissioning high-quality work with a cross-cultural and contemporary relevance’ Artistic Director John Berry is quite open about the fact that it is hoped that this will be a lure for new audiences: “The word opera is a major problem with potential audiences.
	www.londondance.com /news_details.asp?NewsID=7325 (193 words)

	SIGHTINGS
		The paper says the evidence shows that the bombing of the jumbo jet was ordered in revenge for an American air raid on Tripoli two years earlier.
		But it states that the security services believe Libya was solely responsible, and that Gadaffi ordered the bombing after the raid on Tripoli.
		The letter warned that the government would seek an immediate court injunction against the newspaper unless it was assured that details of the intelligence or how it was obtained would not be printed.
	www.rense.com /politics2/locker.htm (463 words)

	Soccerway.com · News · Gadaffi angry with FIFA
		TRIPOLI, June 12 (SW) - Libyan leader, Muammar Gadaffi has launched a verbal attack on FIFA regarding there attitude towards the poorer footballing nations.
		Gadaffi’s views were a reaction to Fifa’s decision to sell exclusive rights to World Cup broadcast’s to pan-Arabic channel ART.
		The channel itself has revealed that the decoder which is needed to watch the games will cost over $150.
	www.soccerway.com /news/2006/June/12/gadaffi-angry-with-fifa (323 words)

	The meeting that brought Libya in from the cold
		It lasted for 30 minutes, with Blair giving reassurances that if Gadaffi supported the statement there would be an immediate and positive response from London and Washington.
		When Gadaffi called the announcement from Tripoli 'wise', and one that would go towards 'building a world free of weapons of mass destruction', Blair knew enough had been done.
		Speaking live Blair called Gadaffi courageous and said that the process of investigating what programmes Libya had would be 'transparent and verifiable'.
	www.globalsecurity.org /org/news/2003/031221-libya-meeting.htm (2016 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - Sport - Antiseptic to soothe Liverpool's wounds may be provided by football-mad Gadaffi and son
		The 1980s equivalent to Osama bin Laden, whose country was placed under international sanctions after the bombing of a 1988 Pan Am flight over Lockerbie, has infiltrated the football world through his son El Saadi, who is president of Libyan champions El Ittihad, the Libyan FA and honorary president of Maltese club Birkirkara.
		Their owner George Batatoudis, nicknamed Batman, has sold 10 first-team players in the last year, and a PAOK supporters’ club welcomed interest of Gadaffi in an open letter to the Libyan embassy in Athens that read: "You are our God.
		And as Liverpool have missed out on an estimated £10m for failing to reach the second group phase, it may be a perfect marriage.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=1278662002 (982 words)

	Did the British Government Try To Assassinate Gadaffi? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Did the British government try to assassinate Colonel Gadaffi in February 1996 by planting a bomb under his motorcade.
		Strangely enough, the Government told the press earlier this week it could report the allegation about the Gadaffi assassination plot in the vaguest possible terms because, the Home Office spokewoman said, "it is untrue".
		But it forbade reporting of related details, such as the allegations that the agent in charge had ties to a shady rightwing fundamentalist group in Libya, and that he was paid $160,000.
	www.thememoryhole.org /spy/shayler/nytimes2.htm (208 words)

	Gadaffi's conversion (foreign press believes the carrot works better than the stick)
		He supplied the Provisional IRA with weapons which enabled them to carry on their campaign of violence for decades.
		The credit for these developments goes, in addition to Gadaffi and his government, to prolonged, patient and firm negotiation by the representatives of the United States and Britain.
		The carrot is a particularly effective motivator after the horse sees you beating the neighboring horse ass’s bloody with a big effing stick.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1044853/posts (1414 words)

	Ministry of Foreign Affairs Reacts to Reports that Ethiopia Could Not Accommodate Gadaffi’s Entourage Coming for AU ...
		Responding to recent reports questioning Ethiopia’s capacity to host the coming African Union (AU), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that based on the experience Ethiopia had in organizing international meetings, preparations were already finalized.
		Haile Kiros Gessesse, Coordinator of the Summit at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said Ethiopia expected President Gadaffi to bring a reasonable numbers of his bodyguards.
		Even if he were to bring an excessive number of his bodyguards, as some feared, there would be no shortage of accommodation.
	www.addistribune.com /Archives/2002/12/27-12-02/Ministry.htm (398 words)

	GLOBE-INTEL.NET (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Mossad, who now closely monitor Gadaffi’s role in the current Middle East crisis, last week picked up a call from Gadaffi which monitored him saying that he was an expectant father.
		It is a description that the fertility specialist has previously used in public to describe Gadaffi.
		Many infertility specialists have claimed that Gadaffi’s clone would be born malformed — a charge that Antinori rejects.
	www.gordonthomas.ie /clone.html (528 words)

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