“2. Terror conducted by AlQaueda gangs that have been armed in some cities, and by force refused to allow people to go back to their normal life, and carry on with exercising their social people’s power as usual.”

— Muammar Gaddafi , book The Green Book

The Green Book (1975), Letter to Barack Obama

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