jeffemanuel Jeff Emanuel by john_mcguirk UNCONFIRMED RT @MalikAlAbdeh: Receiving unconfirmed report from #Tripoli that #Gaddafi himself has been shot dead. Repeat: shot dead 2 minutes ago Sky News Live in Tripoli with Rebel Troops, madness.
MalikAlAbdeh Malik Al-Abdeh by knoller2 CONFIRMED: Mu'amar #Gaddafi, leader of #Libya for 42 years, has been shot DEAD in vicinity of Rixos Hotel in #Tripoli. #FF
on sky news now and people are celebrating but nothing about him being dead..they reckon he's in a bunker in the capitol and the rebels are on their way to it and havent been confronted on the way...maybe its the end for gaddafi?
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There are no reports yet confirming his death.Sky News are saying there is a South African plane on hand to take him out of the country.
Latest "confirmation" is that he has been captured, this is like the last hour of the transfer window
Depending on you opinion ,the worlds " dictators" are being mopped up . There is an agenda here and it aint for the good of most folk. Prepare for your implants people - the new world order is nigh and big brother wants to know everything - down to when you pass wind . Freedom is all but dead .
I think the agenda here is clear, we would like the oil supply from Libya turned back on....simple as.......
Why does he have to be Jim Corr? There is indeed some sense in what he is saying. And its clearly evident. I posted in the Bin Laden is dead thread, that this would happen, and that it would kick off in Syria, long before any news broke of it, and I was also called Jim Corr.
http://news.sky.com/home/business/article/16054389 Oil Prices Fall As Rebels Enter Tripoli 9:13am UK, Monday August 22, 2011 Oil prices have fallen as markets expect a rise in production as a conclusion to the Libyan unrest nears. Libya's oil production has fallen to around ten per cent of normal capacity Brent crude oil was down $3 as to $105.62 a barrel on early trading, while US sweet, light crude fell 0.8% to $81.57 in trading in Asia. Oil production in Libya was around 1.6 million barrels a day before the unrest, making the firm the 12th largest producer of oil in the world. But production levels have fallen to around a tenth of capacity following the fighting, sending prices soaring in recent weeks. Elsewhere, there were falls in European markets on concerns the eurozone crisis could claim another victim such as Italy or Spain. Brent Crude 1-Day Price Chart The German DAX fell 1.2% on opening, while the CAC40 in France fell 1%. Elsewhere, gold reached another record high price, up 2.3% to $1,894.5 an ounce as investors looked for safer option in wake of uncertainty around the US economy. Asian stock markets fell in afternoon trading, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng down 1.5% in late trading, while Tokyo's Nikkei ended the day 1% lower. The Japanese yen was close to its record level of 76.1 yen to the dollar set on Friday.