The Next Leader of Libya?

[JBeukema]

The last time a Libyan leader traveled to the U.S. and Europe to talk to his international counterparts, he wore desert robes, slept in a Bedouin tent, and vilified the West in incomprehensible diatribes. Now, the Libyan leader holed up in meetings with top diplomats in foreign capitals wears a suit and tie, speaks flawless English, and flaunts a Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh. In brief: Mahmoud Gebril is about as jolting a contrast from Muammar Gaddafi as one can imagine.
Gebril, 58, was picked by the rebel leaders in Benghazi last month as the interim of their National Council — an attempt at cobbling together a shadow government, ready to run Libya the moment Gaddafi leaves. Though that victory is hardly assured — a military stalemate or defeat looks equally likely — for Gebril, the moment to start behaving like a head of state has already arrived

Mahmoud Gebril: The Rebel Who Could Run Libya - TIME

 

[Douger]

Hammed Karzai was a co-employee with CondoShameeka Rice (nBeans/Chevron) so pay attention to which murkin whore replaces Kadaffi, Quadaffi, al Koodaffi or however these Nazi'[s decide to portray him this week.

 

[Article 15]

We should have a reality show "Who Wants to be a Despot" hosted by Ryan Seacrest to determine the next ruler of Libya.