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A Hard Act To Follow

By The Daily Dish
Sep 24 2009, 7:26 AM ET

The Guardian recaps yesterday's speech by Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi:

He tore up a copy of the UN charter in front of startled delegates, accused the security council of being an al-Qaida like terrorist body, called for George Bush and Tony Blair to be put on trial for the Iraq war, demanded $7.7tn in compensation for the ravages of colonialism on Africa and wondered whether swine flu was a biological weapon created in a military laboratory. At one point, he even demanded to know who was behind the killing of JFK. All in all, a pretty ordinary 100 minutes in the life of the colonel.

(Hat tip: Exum)



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