This news is like a big sigh of relief for many Libyans, who lived with fear of Gaddafi's rule & its legacy. His killing might not solve all Libya's problems but it's a step forward in holding those responsible accountable . I wonder what would've happened if he was elected president ... still hard to believe someone with that history could run for office . Guess we'll just have to wait & see how this plays out now
tbh i dont think its a big loss for libya... hes a pretty toxic figure who was responsible for loads of harm & suffering to innocent ppl . his "pardon" in 2017 was basically just a slap on the wrist considering all the crimes he committed, and now he's dead? lol sounds like karma to me . but honestly its not gonna solve the problems libya faces - its still got loads of instability & division, and ppl are still living in poverty & fear . so lets not celebrate his death just yet, lets focus on fixing the actual issues
I'm kinda surprised that Saif al-Islam was finally taken out . He's been living under house arrest for ages, but managed to stay relevant by running for president in 2021 . It's wild to think he still had some fans in Libya despite his dad being a total dictator . I hope this marks the beginning of a more stable Libya , but it's hard not to feel that there are more ghosts from the past waiting to be buried . The fact that his death is causing mixed emotions says a lot about how complex and messy Libya's history still is .
so they say he was a bad guy who did some nasty things but still got pardoned and ran for president , it's all pretty wild. i mean, i guess it's good that he's dead or whatever , but the country is still super divided and stuff. does anyone know what's gonna happen next in libya?
[Image of a snake shedding its skin]
Gaddafi's legacy has been toxic for years
[Image of a clock ticking away]
Time's up for him, but what's next?
[Image of a puzzle piece falling into place]
Libya needs to find stability, not more drama
This news is like a big sigh of relief for many Libyans, who lived with fear of Gaddafi's rule & its legacy. His killing might not solve all Libya's problems but it's a step forward in holding those responsible accountable 
. I wonder what would've happened if he was elected president 
... still hard to believe someone with that history could run for office 
. Guess we'll just have to wait & see how this plays out now 
. his "pardon" in 2017 was basically just a slap on the wrist considering all the crimes he committed, and now he's dead? lol sounds like karma to me 
. but honestly its not gonna solve the problems libya faces - its still got loads of instability & division, and ppl are still living in poverty & fear 
. so lets not celebrate his death just yet, lets focus on fixing the actual issues 
. He's been living under house arrest for ages, but managed to stay relevant by running for president in 2021 
. It's wild to think he still had some fans in Libya despite his dad being a total dictator 
. I hope this marks the beginning of a more stable Libya 
, but it's hard not to feel that there are more ghosts from the past waiting to be buried 
. The fact that his death is causing mixed emotions says a lot about how complex and messy Libya's history still is 
, it's all pretty wild. i mean, i guess it's good that he's dead or whatever 
