Mummar Gaddafhi's Leadership Was A Net Gain For Libya And The World.

Firstly you can spell Gaddafhi 112 different ways..... so do not tell me my spelling is wrong because autocorrect says so.http://www.nowpublic.com... I. "Improved Welfare Of The Libyan People". Sorry, but using this as an example to prove Muammar Gaddafi's leadership was a net gain is wrong. It's true that Libya's HDI has gone up over the long term (currently ranking at a "very good" 64th[1], not even the best in Africa)" Well if you check the source you used[1](Wikipedia) you will find that the chart http://upload.wikimedia.org... still shows it as higher then any of her African neihbors... Also if you read the HDI report in 2009 you will find Gaddafhi's libya ranked 37th in the entire world well above any fellow African nation. http://hdr.undp.org... Also:"Most of these apparent "benefits" Pro lists have to do with Libya's advancement. Pro hasn't really explained anything, but I believe the idea he is trying to make here is that "under Gaddafi's leadership, Libya improved in many ways". Although some things in Libya have become better since pre-1969, we have to put these things into perspective.' What evidence do you have that refutes the accomplishments I listed as did my source? II. Lets talk civil war. This documentary made by Tripoli citizens may shed some light on the events: http://www.youtube.com..., Gaddafhi's soliders did not fire and the brutality beganwith Rebels sluaghtering soliders after they surrendered a military base to them. They proceeded to march never before used tanks into the city and crush the Pro-Gaddafhi supporters. You may also recall the brutal executions carried out against blank Pro-Gaddafhi soliders, some of who were denounced as mercenaries and kept in cages. I am sorry but in any war when you are waging a war against a vicious and brutal enemy you have the to kill them. It is called a civil war for a reason. Unfortunately for mankind, lost. This cannot be blamed on Gaddafhi as it was elements that lead to his defeat. if you do not believe me the lets reflect on the turning point of the Civil War, the second battle of Benghazi. Gaddafhi seemingly planned to retake Benghazi before Western nations could commit aggression against his regime. This being a purely Libyan conflict however proved to not remain Libyan. http://www.aljazeera.com... Gaddafhi's forces which threatened to finally liberate the Rebel capital were bombed by the air and from sea from Western forces. Gaddafhi eventually pulled back from and as we can see in the pattern of the war the rebel thus slowly pressed west which the occasional stalemate all the way to Site. So if you are going to claim Gaddafhi and the loyalists committed great violations against human rights you may want to look and who they were trying to stop. Gaddafhi said many times that this war was being pressed by Islamic extremists. After his death I am sure you have heard about the Benghazi attacks and continuing in Libya. Surely you cannot blame this on the Loyalists? Also if you try to assert that gaddafhi was a bad leader for losing a war on rebels being funded and backed by the powerful international military alliance in the world and various terrorist organizations that is not a very good argument. Might does not make right my friend.III. read the following report from the World Health Organization: Health status has improved: The Government provides free health care to all citizens. The country has achieved high coverage in most basic health areas. The mortality rate for children aged less than 5 years fell from 160 per 1000 live births in 1970 to 20 in 2000. In 1999, 97% of one-year-old children were vaccinated against tuberculosis and 92% against measles. Disease control: The priority areas are: non communicable diseases, HIV/AIDS prevention and control, tuberculosis (TB) and disease surveillance. A strategic plan for 2005–2009 for HIV/AIDS includes the introduction of a harm reduction programme, voluntary testing and counselling. Cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, diabetes and cancer account for significant mortality and morbidity. The risk factors contributing to noncommunicable diseases also include emerging obesity and high level of smoking. Road traffic accidents (RTA) result in 4–5 deaths per day and are a major burden of disease. Health services: The General People’s Committee (GPC) through the Central Health Body is responsible for direction and performance of health services and health status. The actual execution is the mandate of the shabiat. Almost all levels of health services (promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative) are decentralized, except Tripoli Medical Centre and Tajoura Cardiac Hospital, which are centrally run. A growing private health sector is emerging. The Government encourages the expansion ofprivate clinics and hospitals. The family physician practices and health insurance are being introduced. The country enjoys a very high rate of primary health care. http://thinkafricapress.com...I grant you that the traffic issues Gaddafhi's people suffered was unsatisfactory however you must take into accountthat Libya is a desert country and many roads are isolated, also Tripoli and the surrounding area's contained morethen 70% of the country's population. Can you find any Desert country with a superior infrastructure given the circumstances of many years of international sanctions? Furthermore this is outweighed by the genuinely high standard ofliving enjoyed under gaddafhi. further the own article you used as evidence states the following:Libya has shown continual progress in health indicators, with its main achievements being near universal coverage in its childhood immunisationprogramme and its achievement of close to 100% rate of attended births in hospital. According to World Health Organisation (WHO) figures, Libya also leads the way in having the highest number of hospital beds per in the region.Furthermore do not lie to us, the article claims "significant number of hospitals" not "very high" as you so kindly put in bold.Also you are saying Gaddafhi did a very bad Job about health and safety when significant parts of his country were underchoas rebel attacks. What good leader and effectively manage policy over areas he does not govern? It is sheerly ridiculous.Education: Gaddafhi banned English in schools. Alright. Your reason why this is bad is English is the most importantlanguage to the international world. Well Seig Heil my friend I forgot that all nations should just learn english and your a bad nation if you do not speak our language or promote it by teaching in your public schools. IV. Nice bold. poor lies. You may want to watch this speech here made by Nelson Mandela: Yyou may also enjoy this London Article discussing Gaddafhi's assistance. Also wow, if the US, France, and Britain support a system of Racist segregation and Muammar Gaddafhi stands it that makes it less of an because three members of the UN security council are you!?!?!Also I am sorry that the Irish who have half of their homeland occupied by an imperial power which has increasingly cemented their control over that region is willing to use any means necessary.Have you watched Gaddafhi's speech at the U.N.? He demands the equality of representation of all nations in the U.N.a far from pointless cause. Show me the speech or publication which Gaddafhi made in favour of Lockerbee? Also how did you know the personalemotion of Muammar Al Gaddafhi on the matter? Who told you?To conclude a fair share of what you have said is unsubstantiated. You lied in several places and distorted information from your sources.