There are many affairs with Gaddafi, the African lion, and two of them have aroused the discussion of the entire international community. One was his legendary marriage to his second wife, who was rumored to have been assassinated by a nurse who had assassinated gaddafi's second wife, Shayafee. When Shayafee opened the medicine box and pulled out the gun and aimed it at Gaddafi, the two looked at each other and became romantically involved.
But this is not the case, in real life, Sha Yafei is just an ordinary female nurse, when Gaddafi entered the hospital for treatment because of appendicitis, she was the nurse responsible for taking care of Gaddafi, so the two formed a golden relationship.
And Gaddafi's second peach-colored news, the heroine involved is not so simple as a little nurse. It is the former U.S. Secretary of State known as the Black Pearl of the White House, Rice. Rumor has it that Gaddafi had always loved Rice and gave her a diamond ring worth $200,000 during his visit to Libya. It is rumored that he loves Rice so much that he can only secretly sleep in his villa looking at Rice's photo album.
Is Gaddafi's second affair full of fabrications like the little nurse's rumors of being a female killer? What's going on between him and Rice? Is it really the legendary love and killing?
First, the bedside table hides a beautiful photo album, the name is dear
To say whether Gaddafi ever loved Rice, we must first start with Rice as a person. Rice was born in the 1950s, when racial discrimination in the United States was so severe that Rice could hear insulting words despite her family's modesty.
She moved to Denver with her father when she was 13 years old and attended St. Mary's School. It was the first time she knew that there were schools that were not segregation, that not everyone was sexist, and that blacks could sit on an equal footing with whites.
This egalitarian mentality has always accompanied her growth, and she later began to serve as provost at Stanford University, only below the president of Stanford, which is also the youngest provost of the university. Friends who knew Rice thought that this was the peak of Rice's life, but they did not expect that she directly became the US Secretary of State, which was also the first female African American in the history of the United States to hold the position.
Rice was able to speak eloquently, behaved in a manner that complemented two generations of presidents, George W. Bush Sr., and George W. Bush Jr. She has made a name for herself in international politics, calling her the brightest black pearl in the White House. Whoever saw her had to look twice. Especially the leaders of African countries, they are very appreciative of this dazzling African-American woman, Gaddafi can not take his eyes off her. On many occasions, reporters have captured Gaddafi secretly staring at Rice.
The peach-colored news of these two people has always been a rumor in the anecdote, and it is not allowed to be on the table, and everyone discusses and discusses it privately. And it was after Gaddafi's death that he completely put Gaddafi's liking for Rice to death. The thugs stormed his mansion and were struck by the splendor of the palace. After looting all the valuables, they looted all of Gaddafi's personal belongings. And among them, they made amazing discoveries.
In the bedside table of Gaddafi's room, there was a photo album. The album is full of Rice's photos, her photos on social networks, photos on the news, work clothes, daily photos, etc., all washed out by Gaddafi and packaged into a book. And the name of this album is "Dear Ones".
After the mob found the album, they spread the news. African lions secretly hid photos of the US secretary of state, and such news was interesting to hear, and soon sparked a heated discussion in the world. It's just that at this time, the male protagonist Gaddafi has been killed, and it doesn't make much sense to pursue the past.
Moreover, when Rice heard the news of Gaddafi's death, he did not have any regrets or regretful expressions, but instead reacted flatly. The peach news spread for a while, and everyone stopped. But privately there is still a question: Are these two real?
Rice: Middle Eastern madmen, not so crazy
The intersection of these two in the open must begin with the relationship between Libya and the United States in the early 20th century. Since he took charge of Libya, Gaddafi has always been at odds with the United States, and after the oil economy has been stubbornly biting the United States, it has been severely blocked by the United States. But by the beginning of the 20th century, Gaddafi had begun to loosen, and relations with the United States had gradually improved.
In terms of his handling of the Lockerbie air disaster and the consensus with the United States on whether Libya can have nuclear weapons, Qaddafi is deliberately currying favor with the United States in order to normalize relations with the United States.
In 2007, when relations between the two countries had largely normalized, Gaddafi referred to Rice as "my dear African princess" in a television interview and affectionately referred to Rice as Liza. Gaddafi is very direct in saying that he is impressed by Rice's ability, and he likes the way she gives orders to many leaders in the Arab world, and considers her very attractive.
But this confession is ambiguous, because Rice is a successful african black woman, so she likes it. Because she had achieved the position of Secretary of State of the United States by virtue of her black ancestry, she liked it. These can only be used as talking points after dinner, not as a true expression of love.
There were even a lot of conspiracy theories at the time, believing that Gaddafi's actions were just to show favor to the United States, and how could Gaddafi, who had wandered in the pile of women enough, fall for a so-called black pearl.
But things changed again in 2008, when U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice began a visit to Libya, the first U.S. visit to Libya in fifty years, starting in the 1950s. And this meeting, also dubbed Gaddafi and the goddess of dreams Rice, has been waiting for a long time.
When Rice was asked how it would feel to meet with Gaddafi, Rice also said that she knew that Gaddafi's purpose was not pure for her, but she knew how to show her professional ability and maintain her composure in the meeting.
In fact, when Gaddafi met Rice, he did not do anything out of the ordinary except for some uneasiness and occasionally explicit display of his admiration for Rice. After all, it represents the façade of the United States and Libya, and no one wants to make a mistake and make people laugh in vain.
Before Rice's visit to Libya, she was the first to visit Portugal and asked then-Portuguese Foreign Minister Amado about how to deal with Gaddafi. Amado's assessment of him is that he is crazy and does not speak marginally. But Rice later recalled: "Gaddafi wasn't that crazy. From that point of view, her impression of Gaddafi was not so bad.
Third, two hundred thousand diamond rings were sent out at will, and the enemy was George W. Bush
If there is evidence that, in addition to the photo album, can convict Gaddafi of this love affair as a "capital offense", it is his visiting gift to Rice.
After the visit, Gaddafi graciously invited Rice to his private kitchen, where he wanted to invite Rice to a few famous Libyan dishes. At that time, the American delegation was very nervous and wanted to refuse Gaddafi on the grounds that the dinner invitation was not planned. Rice, however, was very calm, and she accepted Gaddafi's invitation while remaining vigilant.
Dinner went very well, Gaddafi also romanticized, invited the band to play "Black Flowers in the White House" to the two. This music was specially written by Gaddafi for Rice by the musician, and it can be regarded as a deep affection.
It is worth mentioning that the black flower does not only symbolize Rice's dark skin, in Arabic culture, the black flower symbolizes the most fanatical love in the world. Gaddafi also speaks of love implicitly, but at the same time sincerely.
However, although Rice is African-American, she grew up in the rich class in the United States, a typical black white heart, she does not understand Arab culture at all, and she does not know much what black flowers mean. From this point of view, Gaddafi has paid by mistake.
Just after dinner, Gaddafi brought out the gift he had prepared for Rice, a green book with his autographed, written by Gaddafi himself, in which he described a utopian world, a sample of the Third World he had always aspired to. There is also a small hanging box with a portrait of it engraved on it. There's also a wristband, an ancient rut, and a thought-provoking diamond ring. Combined, the gift is worth as much as $200,000.
Men send women diamond rings, which can always make people think wrong. Rice naturally understands the implications, and it is not easy to refuse because of the two countries. In return, Rice gave Gaddafi a plate.
Eventually, Gaddafi also took out his "Dear Man" and complained to Rice, who saw the photo above and realized that Gaddafi did have a strong feeling for himself.
But years of experience in the political situation has allowed her to cope with these scenes with ease. When she later recalled this scene, there was not much emotional ups and downs, but she said:
"The pictures are a bit overdone, but they're not obscene, he just has a weird fascination with me."
In the end, Gaddafi wanted to hug the beauty, and he asked Rice if he would like to meet with him back to his mansion, but this time Heys decisively refused. This is also a kind of insistence on her own boundaries, after all, she represents not only her own attitude, but also the entire United States.
However, after Gaddafi's death, this strong emotion has been uncontested. If you bring it up now, it will only be a matter of whether there is a strong political color behind Gaddafi's emotions. Whether it is true or not, I am afraid that only Gaddafi himself knows.
But then again, even if Gaddafi did fall in love with Rice, it would be expected. After all, among Rice's gossip objects was President George W. Bush. Laura, the first lady at the time, had always been angry about this, and President George W. Bush had admitted that he did have ambiguous feelings about Rice. If Gaddafi is truly in love with Rice, I don't know if he can "win" President George W. Bush.
Text/Lamb
Reference: Ten Years of Confusion in Libya, Tang Tianbo