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Journal Article
Qaddafi: Dead for Over a Decade but Still a Hero
2024
Overview
Many Libyans today believe their country is worse off than it was back in 2011 when Col. Muammar Qaddafi was in charge. To the majority, Qaddafi was the \"guarantor\" of social stability, eco nomic prosperity and above all \"security despite all his shortcom ings and policy failures,\" said Musbah, a high school teacher who does not want his family name published. \"We really miss the man.\" To prove his point, Musbah referred to the thousands of people who celebrated the 55th anniversary of Qaddafi's coming to power on Sept. 1, 1969. This year's celebrations of al-Fateh Revolution, or the coup de tat that brought the 27-year-old Col. Qaddafi to power, have been notable for two reasons: they were widespread across Libya, making the event nosier, more jubilant and more center stage; and they were attended by large numbers of people, most of whom were children 13 years ago. They hardly knew Qaddafi let alone experienced life under his rule.
Publisher
American Educational Trust
