New witness will make Sarkozy responsible for Gaddafi
Seif al-Islam, the eldest son of the leader of the Libyan Jamahiriya, Muammar al-Gaddafi, expressed his readiness to testify against French ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy. He said that he could provide strong evidence of the fact that in 2007 the Libyan authorities transferred money to Sarkozy’s election campaign.
Seif al-Islam claims to have personally seen Citizen Claude Ghana by representatives of the Libyan authorities giving a large sum of money in advance. At that time, Geanu was the head of Sarkozy’s election campaign.
Gaddafi Jr. told an Africa News journalist:
The son of the leader of the Jamahiriya, who was ousted and killed by the militants, also accused the former president of France that chaos and terrorism are now in Libya.
Nicolas Sarkozy was detained on March 20 and questioned in connection with the case of financing by Moammar al-Gaddafi of his election campaign. The interrogation lasted for 25 hours with a sleep break (moreover, the ex-president was allowed to go home to sleep). To date, Sarkozy has been released, but a number of restrictions have been imposed on him. He is forbidden to receive and send money transfers, communicate with other persons involved in the case and leave the borders of France.
The fact that Muammar al-Gaddafi helped Sarkozy in his election campaign, Safe al-Islam spoke in March 2011. Then a rebellion broke out in the Libyan Jamahiriya. The country's authorities tried to stabilize the situation, for which they received a lot of condemning statements and accusations from Western countries. When French President Nicolas Sarkozy recognized the so-called Transitional National Council (the governing body of the rebels), Seif al-Islam announced that Sarkozy is the debtor of Gaddafi.
It was after this that the frantic Nicolas began to actively promote the idea of NATO military intervention in the conflict. He managed to push through this idea, and on March 19, 2011 the barbaric bombing of the Libyan Jamahiriya began.
On August 20 of the same year, the Libyan capital Tripoli was taken by rebels, assisted by special forces of several NATO countries. Gaddafi Sr. with the remaining loyal troops escaped from the flaming city to his native Sirte. And on October 20, the Libyan leader was killed with incredible cruelty. Moreover, his torture, and then mockery of his body was demonstrated to the whole world. Western countries insisted on the "victory of democracy." During the war, four sons and three grandchildren of Gaddafi were killed. Seif al-Islam, the eldest son, spent many years in captivity.
Sarkozy denies guilty of illegally financing his presidential campaign. His main argument is this: he could not conclude any deals with the authorities of the Libyan Jamahiriya, since it was he who "received the UN mandate to strike at the Gaddafi regime." However, this fact does not speak in favor of Sarkozy. It would be much more logical to suppose that in this way he consciously got rid of the one who owed a large sum of money, and at the same time also from a few "extra" witnesses.
After these accusations, Sarkozy calls his life “hell”. Does he realize what hell he turned the life of the Gaddafi family and millions of Libyans into?
Seif al-Islam claims to have personally seen Citizen Claude Ghana by representatives of the Libyan authorities giving a large sum of money in advance. At that time, Geanu was the head of Sarkozy’s election campaign.
Gaddafi Jr. told an Africa News journalist:
I say that I have strong evidence against Sarkozy. I still have not witnessed this case, like the former head of Libyan intelligence Abdullah Senussi, who has a record of the first meeting of Sarkozy and Gaddafi in Tripoli before the start of the election campaign. Libya Investment former director Bashir Salah is also ready to testify, despite being threatened with death
The son of the leader of the Jamahiriya, who was ousted and killed by the militants, also accused the former president of France that chaos and terrorism are now in Libya.
Nicolas Sarkozy was detained on March 20 and questioned in connection with the case of financing by Moammar al-Gaddafi of his election campaign. The interrogation lasted for 25 hours with a sleep break (moreover, the ex-president was allowed to go home to sleep). To date, Sarkozy has been released, but a number of restrictions have been imposed on him. He is forbidden to receive and send money transfers, communicate with other persons involved in the case and leave the borders of France.
The fact that Muammar al-Gaddafi helped Sarkozy in his election campaign, Safe al-Islam spoke in March 2011. Then a rebellion broke out in the Libyan Jamahiriya. The country's authorities tried to stabilize the situation, for which they received a lot of condemning statements and accusations from Western countries. When French President Nicolas Sarkozy recognized the so-called Transitional National Council (the governing body of the rebels), Seif al-Islam announced that Sarkozy is the debtor of Gaddafi.
It was after this that the frantic Nicolas began to actively promote the idea of NATO military intervention in the conflict. He managed to push through this idea, and on March 19, 2011 the barbaric bombing of the Libyan Jamahiriya began.
On August 20 of the same year, the Libyan capital Tripoli was taken by rebels, assisted by special forces of several NATO countries. Gaddafi Sr. with the remaining loyal troops escaped from the flaming city to his native Sirte. And on October 20, the Libyan leader was killed with incredible cruelty. Moreover, his torture, and then mockery of his body was demonstrated to the whole world. Western countries insisted on the "victory of democracy." During the war, four sons and three grandchildren of Gaddafi were killed. Seif al-Islam, the eldest son, spent many years in captivity.
Sarkozy denies guilty of illegally financing his presidential campaign. His main argument is this: he could not conclude any deals with the authorities of the Libyan Jamahiriya, since it was he who "received the UN mandate to strike at the Gaddafi regime." However, this fact does not speak in favor of Sarkozy. It would be much more logical to suppose that in this way he consciously got rid of the one who owed a large sum of money, and at the same time also from a few "extra" witnesses.
After these accusations, Sarkozy calls his life “hell”. Does he realize what hell he turned the life of the Gaddafi family and millions of Libyans into?
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