:::I promise that I will never, EVER mess with things that I don't have an adequate understanding of! OMG, as we say on Reddit. I have been totally immersed in the Gaddafi-verse for the past three days. I only visited the page because of a StackOverflow regex question and answer about the multiple spellings of his name. The historical, religious, cultural and geopolitical milieau of Libya, the continent of Africa and the Middle East are VERY complicated for the not-well-informed! , you have been extraordinarily patient, kind and even-tempered. The most rational, fair minded Wikipedians that I have encountered are Norwegian and German, particularly German chemists and electrical engineers. Until now. You have been as fair to me as they are. And so has everyone else who edits this page. Thank you! If you ever need any assistance with financial markets or securitization edits, please feel free to summon me. I love doing due diligence too. They know that already, on the "paid Wikipedia editing tribunal" page o) 
 :::I am chatty. I'll get to the point. I didn't add a human rights abuse section, as I realized that I was in over my head. This page takes forever to load every time I try to make an edit. Makes me wonder if I have been Drupal hell-banned, even though MediaWiki doesn't use Drupal! The only item of substance that I removed was the forced cocaine portion, as I couldn't find a source anywhere that referenced it. However, I replaced it with the more authoritative ICC prosecutor's statement about the use of rape of women as warfare by the Gaddafi-ists. The article from the Times of India is a sensationalized rehash of the ones from the UK, so I removed one of the ref's to it, but left another, as a compromise. I hope that is okay? One last observation: Eventually, the citation style to those two British biographers who wrote their book in 1987 is likely to cause a problem. I just wanted to mention that, although it isn't an issue at the moment. It would be a nightmare to change or convert (shudder). Again, thank you. Rest assured, I learned my lesson this time! (I don't know everything!!!)