Did Gaddafi's National Socialism work for Libya up until the civil war? From what I've read it seems like a country that experienced phenomenal growth becoming one of the best countries in Africa, at the same time Gaddafi seemed somewhat reckless with the money of the state.Had Gaddafi not gone power hungry could the system have been sustained?
Gaddafi was the only man capable of keeping Lybia not a huge shithole.
I present as evidence the fact that now the US killed him, Lybia has turned into a huge shithole once again. Also their new flag is fucking ugly compared to the old green one.
>>1078567
In fairness, the US presence prevented many deaths due to the amount of aid they provided for the Libyans and their support also helped end the war swiftly. America never started the conflict so they tend to get less hate for their involvement in the conflict.
Although the main issue is that the Americans essentially tossed up their hands and said "MISSION ACCOMPLISHED" while ignoring the consequences of their presence in Libya... which seems to a common theme with America's foreign policy historically.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4o5Dh8bUz9o
Obligatory.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0smTCyTuL8
Just look how they hated him on his shithole.
>>1078623
imo its just people chimping out what killed him, i mean its the same with riots in 1st world countries.
its their own country own city heck sometime their own neighborhood but they still fuck shit up.
also you will notice most of the rebels are young piece of shits, entitled as fuck and don't give a fuck about their effects.
Here's a write up and response on Gaddafi
>>1078792
To be honest I knew nothing about Gaddafi or Lybia before he was killed.
I do remember that they made fun of him for an speech he made at the ONU but I never heard what he said.
There was no valid reason to take him out of power besides those speeches and his stance about U.S. foreign policy in general.
And it wasn't a chimp out, you can see those streets, lybia wasn't nothing like the really bad african countries.
>>1078830
>There was no valid reason to take him out of power besides those speeches and his stance about U.S. foreign policy in general.
The greatest crime a nation can commit is attempting to get out from under the petrodollar.
>>1078830
>The greatest crime a nation can commit is attempting to get out from under the petrodollar.
supreme meme
>Lybia has turned into a huge shithole once again.
It's fine compared to Syria. It's probably still a better place to live than Egypt too. Libya will be fine.
What countries have been improved directly by US intervention?
>>1078830
I think he's not using "chimp out" in the racial manner anon.
