Tagged with "saif gaddafi"

Follow the money. The morality of green funding

Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon undertakes a comprehensive takedown of warmists, alarmists and the false flag paper trails they cite. But where does the money really go?
by Jonathan Bracey Gibbon - 6 April 2012
Woolf Report shows extent to which LSE have compromised their academic integrity

The way in which the LSE had acted with regard to Libya and the Gaddafis in the last ten years is nothing short of scandalous
by Rupert Sutton - 2 December 2011
What's holding the Third-World back? It’s the corruption, stupid.

Getting oil production back online, overcoming ethnic and inter-tribal rivalries, and safeguarding territorial integrity are all challenges ahead for Libya. But none are as big as the challenge to overcome corruption.
by Benjamin Mueller - 1 November 2011
Don't we wish we had Gaddafi alive?

Robert Halfon MP asks the serious question pertaining to the killing on Muammar Gaddafi and the implications for Libyan justice.
by Robert Halfon MP - 22 October 2011
Instant view: Dead or alive, this is a game changing moment for Libya

While the news breaks about Gaddafi's capture and/or death, we must remember the implications for the Libyan people.
by The Commentator - 20 October 2011

Follow the money. The morality of green funding

Woolf Report shows extent to which LSE have compromised their academic integrity