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احذروا مكائد القذافي

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    Peace be upon you. In recent days, events have been speeding up
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    and the regime has suffered some consecutive defeats
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    but they are still divorced from reality, living a fantasy
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    imagining they can turn back the wheel of time
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    still not understanding that people can say "No" to them
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    I mean, they are still bewildered
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    Everyone who knows anything in politics knows this regime is finished
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    If you bet on them, for your own interest, you're going to loose
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    by every measure
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    Even the international powers, that study their interests at each step, have abandoned them
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    It has become shameful to have a relationship with this regime
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    What I still can't understand is those people who are still defending the regime
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    The problem is, these people are free to think, they live outside Libya
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    and they try to find excuses, they lie and say this is a "crusader war" or whatever
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    What "crusader war"? He was about to burn Benghazi.
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    Then, when countries came and stopped this, you tell me "it's a crusader war"?
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    OK, so what is it he is doing? What do you call it?
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    There is no power or strength but in God.
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    To be honest I can't comprehend this, I can't understand those who are saying this.
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    It is bewildering.
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    Just quickly, I want to ask a question to all Libyans listening.
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    Who doesn't have a relative, or friend who was murdered in what is called April 7?
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    From '76 up to the mid-80's in the universities
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    Hangings in universities. Who? Who doesn't have a friend or relative who dissappeared at that time?
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    Who doesn't have a friend or relative who was killed in Chad? A pointless war, where in the end he said
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    "Here's Ozu, take it," and nothing happened.
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    Who of us doesn't know someone killed in Uganda, or disappeared in Uganda?
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    Or who was wounded and so was thrown into the sea?
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    Who among us doesn't have relatives who were injected with aids?
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    And those responsible were sentenced first to death then to life imprisonment, then released.
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    It's a farce.
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    The incident of the stadium. Youth who were cheering on a team, and as they were cheering
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    they were shot at with live ammunition.
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    And when you go to take the body of your son
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    you have to sign to say he was a criminal.
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    In 1984, in May, I remember this. They broadcast the executions and hangings at Iftar time
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    You go to break your fast, and they're showing people - martyrs Godwilling - on the gallows
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    and the humiliation of them, and worse than that
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    that the hangings and executions took place in their areas
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    where they were born, in front of their families and their children
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    the destruction of homes, each village in Libya has homes unjustly destroyed
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    the stealing of people's money and property.
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    Brothers, I can't comprehend. When we are close to getting rid of this tyrant
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    we find there are people still standing by him.
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    No one who has been forced into the compulsory military training
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    who has been tortured and dehumanized
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    as they say, break their pride so no one can think of doing anything
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    The terror at the checkpoints, at the borders, the invasions of homes and the rapes
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    Brothers, we are not in a country. I swear to you we are not in a country.
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    What has happened in Libya happens only in Israel. And Israel doesn't do this to their own people.
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    They do it to those they think they're in conflict with.
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    What I'm saying, and especially to those intellectuals abroad
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    who say they are educated and are still excusing and defending the regime.
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    Yesterday one of them sent me an email, saying this is a crusader war.
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    Crusader war? When he was going to burn Benghazi, why didn't you speak then?
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    Crusader war? All your friend has to do is step down. Go and stop the bloodletting.
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    If he was human, and felt anything, he would go to save the bloodletting.
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    The other thing I still can't understand, you who have people in the army, call them, tell them to stop
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    This is wrong, that young men should be led astray and be isolated, to burn in tanks so he can stay in power
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    The owner of the farm, like Libya is his farm
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    with people in it he doesn't consider people, he considers them rats, not even human.
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    And young men die for him. If even a fly were to die for him I'd say it's too much.
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    So please, keep calling, a thousand times to save even one person.
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    If you save even one, it would be like you've saved all humanity.
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    Let's all cooperate on this.
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    Look, the more the noose tightens around the regime
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    the more violent their response will be
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    and the more dirty tactics they will use
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    now we hear them stirring up tribalism, to light a tribal war
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    and he will do everything you can imagine
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    When you want to understand how they think
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    imagine there's a devil in front of you and imagines what he will be prepared to do
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    Now I expect him to take soldiers in civilian clothes and ask them to go to an area
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    and make it seem like it's a war between two civilian sides, between pro-Gaddafi and anti-Gaddafi
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    make it seem like a tribal war, a civil war, to derail the revolution and move it out of it's target
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    so our efforts abroad should be focused on two things
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    both in liberated areas and areas still not liberated
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    We can't let this chance go. We must carry on raising awareness
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    because in the end he is going. If they reach an agreement, his plane will carry ten or fifteen
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    and the others will stay. The Libyans will stay, and will live together on this earth and he will go.
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    There is no discussion about this. So we don't want any kind of his traps remaining.
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    We need to keep the contacts going so the revolution is not derailed from its goals
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    which are setting up a democratic country, freeing the land totally, a country of insititutions and law
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    and social justice, a Libya for all. Law, that's it.
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    Racial or tribal labelling must end. Our origins should be geographic - from this city or that.
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    We don't have a loyalty other than to this country.
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    We will be victorious and we will be rid of this mentality.
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    In Libya or abroad, we have to work for Libya because we will live in it, and it is our children's future
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    We must think about this and work for this.
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    Don't say I have no role or no part to play.
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    Don't just try and give up. Keep going. Because when we're all working from abroad
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    and keeping the pressure on those who have people in the army
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    we will be victorious and we will make his chances dwindle
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    Because as the ring tightens he will be more...
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    as they say the dancing of the slaughtered
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    So we ask God to protect Libya, and that we can do something to help.
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    We ask God to protect our terrorized children
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    who have been cut off from their education and from everything, and are in constant terror
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    God protect them and terrorize those who terrorized them
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    But victory is near God willing
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    All this doesn't break the people's will
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    Especially when their cause is just in God's eyes, to lift injustice from the people
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    and to create a country of justice and equality
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    God willing we will be victorious and our will can't be broken
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    God willing the Libyan people will bind their wounds and live in peace and unity
Title:
احذروا مكائد القذافي
Video Language:
Arabic
Duration:
10:37

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