firstly, i talk here of many things... astronomy, space travel, ladies, music, films and of course, political ideologies.
secondly, he was the last older-time great muslim leader, a unique man... i am still waiting for your work that will surpass the green book.
how come there is an entire long running thread insulting bashar al-assad, day in and day out ( the syria "civil war" thread ), and you object to me talking about a ideology that should be acceptable to anyone with common sense.
so which leader ( muslim or otherwise ) do you say should we talk of... name those in the last 1000 years.
insulting to who... the white house??
i am insulted when bbc and cnn call the saudi king the "custodian of the holy two mosques"... who gave them the right... certainly not me.
gaddafi is the imam by his words, works, ideas and ambitions... if he is dead then there should be another imam, and that should be a person whom people like me accept... that is common sense and justice, because people like me are above race, mysticism and nationality.
who do you say are the exceptions?? sincere question.
surely, you have not forgotten those nato planes, ships, allies and proxies bombarding and cutting libya for months in 2011... or were jinns flying those planes or rowing those ships... surely, all that didn't happen in a virtual reality game.
hence the name "jamahiriya", a society governed by the masses... yes, there was corruption within libya, and it wasn't the true communist society, but that has not arrived yet and every sensible person should forward the proper ideology to achieve true communism.
tell me, did gaddafi and his evil henchmen for 40 years magically control the masses, and did that magic suddenly die out in 2011 thereby allowing the masses to rise up against him.
for once, please do read the "great great charter".
1. how did his "rule" destroy libya??
2. when you say "rule", you are not really considering the libyan system... so maybe what we need here is a proper libyan.
in that case taliban are also muslim.
ceylal must think again... he once answered my query about the algerian singer, souad massi... she now lives in france, i think... he said algerians respect her... i wonder if algeria becomes present libya ( which has become taliban-time afghanistan ) whether souad massi and other ladies will be able to do what they wish... ceylal must think again.
