Khadafi vows to Fight to Death

Muammar Khadafi, the old dictator of Libya, during a speech on state television to incite supporters to beat up behind the popular uprising.








Tripoli,- Libyan President Moammar Qaddafi back to talk to the public, through the government television station on Tuesday (22/02/2011). Previously, it was done in Al Arabiyah.

Rather than placate his people, he actually ordered his followers to take to the streets to crush a popular uprising. Qaddafi also vowed he would fight to the death.

When the Security Council of the United Nations states that crimes against humanity going on in Libya, Qaddafi would exclaim, "This is my country, my country!"

"I will fight to the death. Dead as a martyr in the land of my ancestors," said the old dictator showed his anger.

President who do have a long reputation as a dissident West was also called out about actions adequate for the rebels, "Catch the rats." As for his followers, he instigated, "Exit the house and beat them."