Why Western Powers Orchestrated Muammar Gaddafi’s Death

By: Zaaynab Le’Von

Even if you’re one of many who purposely avoid the news channels because you’d rather not hear of murders, wars, missing children, lies, and gossip you’ve probably heard whispers about the death of Muammar Gaddafi. The opinions are clearly divided. There’s the group that has negative opinions about this leader and they are rejoicing at his demise. Then there’s the group that is enraged at his death because they feel it is unjust. If you’re one of the ones on the fence and not sure what to believe perhaps the facts presented here will provide some clarity.

Muammar Muhammad Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi was the dictator of Libya (North Africa) for the past 42 years. Western media and propaganda is tainted with biased opinions and falsehoods (which have been taken as facts) regarding Gaddafi and his rule of Libya.

“Often times, the antagonist power will devote much time and planned efforts to make the protagonist appear to be the antagonist in order to protect their true agenda. This is politics. This is the basis of war.” ~Anonymous

Under Gaddafi’s regime Libya, a land rich in natural resources, achieved the highest living standards in Africa; remained free of debt; and was home to the Great Man-Made River project which made water available to people throughout the heat-stricken country.  Libya’s leader strongly supported a United States of Africa (Google it) and previously served as the Chairperson of the African Union – an organization consisting of numerous African states with the purpose of accelerating the political and socio-economic integration of the African continent & achieving peace and human rights for all inhabitants of the land.

Imperialism is “the creation and/or maintenance of unequal economic, cultural, and territorial relationships, usually between states and often in the form of an empire, based on domination and subordination.” [The Dictionary of Human Geography; Johnston, Ronald John (2000)] Imperialism today is primarily implemented by Western forces whose goal is to have one country/one leader for the entire world (New World Order). Anyone who is against imperialistic strategies is seen as a threat to progress and expansion. Muammar Gaddafi was openly an anti-imperialist.

Gaddafi worked for a nation free of Western rule and influence. The next statement may be difficult for Westerners to believe because in the West you must pay for everything – there is no such thing as free … or is there? Under Gaddafi’s rule Libyans were privileged enough to have free education and health care as well as free electricity and interest-free loans (no usury!). In addition to that, newly wed couples received a monetary gift of $50,000 and the government subsidized 50% of the total cost for new car buyers. Are you getting an understanding yet as to why Western powers orchestrated the death of Muammar Gaddafi? Wait, there’s more.

“In 2010 Gaddafi offered to invest $97 billion in Africa to free it from Western influence, on condition that African states rid themselves of corruption and nepotism ^[1].” Gaddafi’s dream of a developed, United Africa was about to come true – “and nothing is more terrifying to the West than a developed, United Africa.”[ Reuter’s, 2011]

One aspect of Gaddafi’s master-plan to free Africa from Western control was the introduction of the dinar. The dinar is a single African currency made from gold. This in itself is a major threat to the economic status and financial independence of all countries whose primary monetary means is the euro or the dollar – both of which can loose value completely because they are not backed by any real resource. The dinar is a currency backed by gold and many African countries were ready and willing to sell oil and other natural resources for payment in gold dinar only. This clearly would upset the balance of the world’s economy, which the West currently has control over, because a nation’s wealth would then depend on the amount of gold it had. A small amount of research into continents with natural resources, including precious metals, clearly shows which continent has the greatest amount of gold – Africa. Gaddafi was in the process of making the gold dinar a reality at the time of his death.

This ruler’s death was orchestrated because of money, greed, and power. You will continue to be bombarded with falsehoods and negative statements about Muammar Gaddafi’s life and rule of the Libyan nation but ask yourself why would NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) be so quick to justify their reasons for invading Libya and killing Gaddafi before he even had a chance to go to trial. Is not everyone entitled to the due processes of law? Why wasn’t he allowed to publicly speak for himself? Why was his son killed also? How is it that an American comedy show (Second Chance, 1987) predicted and televised a skit of Gaddafi’s death years before it actually happened? How is it that Libya was such a successful country if Gaddafi was supposedly such a bad leader? What would the West have lost if Gaddafi had lived to see all of his plans carried through?

The murder of Muammar Gaddafi is an evil that rose from the West’s illegal war against Libya … and anywhere there may be injustice and falsehood let us fight against it.

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^[1] Nepotism – patronage bestowed or favoritism shown on the basis of family relationship, as in business and politics

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~Zaaynab Le’Von is a writer from Houston, TX.  She’d love to connect with you on YRAC and/or Facebook. You can email her at Zaaynab@YRACnews.com