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When it comes to the name Gaddafi, I believe everyone must have heard of this person's name. As a well-known international figure of a generation, his story is still discussed by each of us to this day.
This person, who used to be afraid of the air, has repeatedly publicly argued with Britain and the United States on public occasions, and has also ignored the request of the United Nations. Many people think that such a person is a newborn calf who is not afraid of tigers, and they have no idea what the consequences of doing this will be.
As early as October 20, 2011, the fugitive Gaddafi was found by the U.S. military at a drainage outlet in the wilderness. And after being discovered, the nearly 70-year-old man was beaten and abused on the ground by American soldiers. Before he died, he said two words to the soldier who slapped him twice.
1. Gaddafi's story
The name Gaddafi, from the 90s of the last century to the beginning of this century, has always been a name that all countries have to sigh after hearing it. So why is this happening? This still has to start with Gaddafi's childhood, and today we will learn about the story of Gaddafi.
In the 40s of the last century, Gaddafi was born into a tribe in a remote area of Libya in Africa. Before Gaddafi was born, he already had three older sisters. Gaddafi's tribe numbered more than 50,000 people, which at the time seemed to be a huge number.
In this tribe, all people depend on herding for their livelihood. The same is true of Gaddafi's family, whose father was an ordinary shepherd. The daily life is to eat, sleep and shepherd. However, even living in such a poor family, Gaddafi's father attached great importance to his son's education.
For his father, no matter how hard his family life, education must not be left behind. Under the influence of his father, Gaddafi also established the belief that he should study hard.
Gaddafi's daily journey to school was arduous, he had to wake up early and walk through a desert area to get to his school. However, even though the road to school was so long and difficult, little Gaddafi never complained about the slightest hardship. For him, the hardships on his way to study are nothing, because he is the one who will do great things in the future.
In the end, the hard work paid off, and with Gaddafi's efforts, he was admitted to the university as he wished, and chose his favorite history major in college.
After two years of study, he chose to study at a military school. This may have a lot to do with Gaddafi's dream of rule, and it is also a good paving for his future political path.
Although Gaddafi came from a humble background, he was able to show a leadership temperament that is easy to be different from ordinary people. His poor background did not affect his life at all, on the contrary, he became very confident. Especially in public, he is always able to express his thoughts and opinions clearly.
Especially when he was in middle school, Gaddafi formed his own small group in his own school, and established a very strict system within this group. At that time, Gaddafi's greatest admirer was Nasser, the founder of the liberal organization in Egypt. He also hopes that he can become like his idol and realize his political dreams.
At that time, the king of Libya was already in old age, and his mind was no longer clear. What is even more unsatisfactory is that the people at the bottom are not satisfied with his rule, and domestic contradictions have accumulated for a long time.
This was undoubtedly a great opportunity for Gaddafi, and he began to emulate his idol Nasser. Freedom organizations were formed, ready to participate in the coup d'état in the country at any time.
Heaven will not fail Gaddafi, and after his unremitting efforts and careful deployment, on September 1, 1969, Gaddafi led his organization to launch a coup d'état. And with the fastest speed, he occupied Libya's national radio station, and with the help of this radio station, he released very astonishing news to the whole country.
He announced that the old dynasty had passed away and that a new Libyan Republic had appeared in everyone's lives. From there, Gaddafi began his reign. Since taking office, he has done many things that are beneficial to the common people.
For example, one of the first things he did when he took office was to drive out British and American troops stationed in his country. It was precisely this practice that laid the groundwork for Gaddafi's tragic fate in the future. At the same time, he ordered the closure of all entertainment venues throughout the country, dealing a serious blow to the capitalist forces in Li.
What makes his own people even happier is that Gaddafi has repeatedly said through the official media, "I am not the president of this country, and this country does not need a president." If you want to elect a president, then the whole country is my president, and they are the ones who are really in charge.
Because Gaddafi experienced a life of poverty as a child, he himself lived a very frugal life. He also called on the people of the whole country to live an ordinary and simple life as well. Gaddafi's various behaviors were seen by the people of his own country, and they followed his example.
For us, we will always think that as the president of a country, we must be fond of smoking and drinking. But Gaddafi was an exception, he never dipped alcohol. As a result, his self-disciplined life was admired by many people, and everyone considered him a good leader.
During Qaddafi's rule, he had his military seize many assets abroad. And put these assets into their own treasury, thus greatly increasing the country's fiscal revenue.
Since then, Gaddafi has begun a half-century of rule, and also his brilliant and confused life.
Second, lose the support of the people
Gaddafi, who originally thought that the people felt very reassured, has also undergone great changes since he came to power. This is because in the first few years of his rule, the reforms made by Gaddafi were indeed for the development of the country and the people.
However, things must be reversed, when they see that their country has embarked on the road of stable development. Gaddafi himself was proud of his credits and began to treat government affairs perfunctorily. When we see this, we may be able to think of the founding emperors of the mainland dynasties.
Under Gaddafi's long rule, his family was a one-handed ruler in Libya. A country that has completely become its own home. It controls not only the economic lifeblood of the entire country, but also the minds of the people.
In particular, almost all of Gaddafi's children are in various departments of the local government and have become leaders of important departments in the country. For example, his eldest son, Muhammad, firmly controlled the country's post and telecommunications industry, which is what we have today. His eldest daughter has become the master of domestic hotels and new energy, which means that half of the country's annual income falls into the hands of the two of them.
As the saying goes, everything has an end, and so did Gaddafi and his family. As the country's oil resources were exhausted, the country's economy was greatly affected. Under such circumstances, there is a large number of unemployed people in the country.
At the same time, it has also caused the gap between the rich and the poor to be excessively large, with the rich being particularly rich and the poor being particularly poor. Slowly, the people began to rebel, and this behavior became more and more serious. Gaddafi disagreed, believing that it was just some ordinary people doing the trick.
Later, Gaddafi had to resort to armed repression, and it was from this time that Gaddafi gradually lost the support of the people. In 1970, Muammar Gaddafi ordered the cessation of the construction of a new airfield by the U.S. military in Libya, and also scrapped the agreement with the United States and Britain on multi-faceted cooperation.
In doing so, he brought to an end relations between Libya and many other European and American countries, including Britain and the United States. What is even more terrifying is that Gaddafi is also the leader of a terrorist organization, and he has secretly organized a number of terrorist activities.
Sending his subordinates to major cities in the United States and Britain to carry out terrorist attacks has brought a huge threat to people's property and personal safety, which has also made Europe and the United States and other countries completely hate Gaddafi.
What makes the name Gaddafi even more famous is that on September 23, 2009, Gaddafi gave a speech at the United Nations that lasted nearly an hour. He slammed the UN Council for having no purpose in existing, and would only bring disaster to more countries.
After such a speech, Gaddafi is no longer looking back on the road to death. Not only did the people of his own country increase the level of resistance, but many countries in the world also began to target him, which also paved the way for his later wandering life.
3. On the run
In early 2011, when massive protests erupted in Libya, Qaddafi could do nothing about such a riot. In the same year, NATO sent its most elite troops to arrest Gaddafi, but by this time he had already fled back to his homeland.
But even if they escaped, it didn't matter, and the United States used the most advanced positioning device in the world. A carpet manhunt was carried out in his hometown, and his location was finally determined.
After being arrested, Gaddafi was already unrecognizable, and many soldiers came to see him. At this time, Gaddafi was completely like a monkey, at the mercy of the soldiers' beatings and insults. Before he died, Gaddafi said to a soldier, "What have I done to you? Do you know how to distinguish between right and wrong?"
It is a pity and a tragedy that a figure who was once so famous in the international political arena has now ended up with such a fate.
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Gaddafi's life can be described as colorful, and we cannot deny the merits he made to Libya. Under his leadership, Libya is indeed the most developed country in Africa. But in the end, he became the one who was hated by everyone.
We can learn a lot from Gaddafi, water can carry a boat, and it can also capsize a boat. I hope each of us can understand this truth.