
Life ended.
No loved one surrounding him.
No eulogy are read on his name.
Drag from a gutter and shot.
That is no way for a human to die.
Would he done things different if he knows that the people he savagely treated will throw the same savagery to him?
Maybe not.
“http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/278742/Dont-Shoot-Colonel-Gaddafi-begs-for-his-life-as-he-is-gunned-down-in-sewer
….But he was dragged out before being gunned down with a 9mm pistol.
As his body was removed, soldiers sprayed graffiti at the entrance to the concrete pipe.
It read: “This is the place of Gaddafi, the rat…God is the greatest.” Footage on a mobile phone showed him looking dazed and frightened.
But surrounded by the rebel soldiers he appealed: “What did I ever do to you?”
His body in army fatigues soaked with blood was bundled into the back of a pick-up truck and driven to Misrata – the town where his henchmen unleashed wave after wave of atrocities against rebel forces.
There, another photograph emerged showing the dictator stripped of his clothes and with three, smoke-blackened bullet holes visible in his temple.
It later emerged that 69-year-old Gaddafi’s son Mutassim, 33, was killed during the firefight in Sirte. ….”
Advertisement
Like this:
Be the first to like this post.
Filed under: Social commentary
The Wheels of Life are Cruel to the Cruel
Life ended.
No loved one surrounding him.
No eulogy are read on his name.
Drag from a gutter and shot.
That is no way for a human to die.
Would he done things different if he knows that the people he savagely treated will throw the same savagery to him?
Maybe not.
“http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/278742/Dont-Shoot-Colonel-Gaddafi-begs-for-his-life-as-he-is-gunned-down-in-sewer
….But he was dragged out before being gunned down with a 9mm pistol.
As his body was removed, soldiers sprayed graffiti at the entrance to the concrete pipe.
It read: “This is the place of Gaddafi, the rat…God is the greatest.” Footage on a mobile phone showed him looking dazed and frightened.
But surrounded by the rebel soldiers he appealed: “What did I ever do to you?”
His body in army fatigues soaked with blood was bundled into the back of a pick-up truck and driven to Misrata – the town where his henchmen unleashed wave after wave of atrocities against rebel forces.
There, another photograph emerged showing the dictator stripped of his clothes and with three, smoke-blackened bullet holes visible in his temple.
It later emerged that 69-year-old Gaddafi’s son Mutassim, 33, was killed during the firefight in Sirte. ….”
Share this:
Like this:
Filed under: Social commentary