A generation of anti-American fighter Gaddafi was tortured before his death. How was he buried in Libya after his death?

As far as the world structure is concerned, wars continue in the Middle East all year round. Among them, Syria and Iraq must be mentioned. The former leaders of these two countries, Gaddafi and Saddam, were once "wanted" by the United States. "Yes, and their endings were also quite tragic. Today we will first talk about Gaddafi, this generation of anti-American fighters: it was not easy during his lifetime, but he became a mystery after his death.

01 Gaddafi with a flamboyant personality

Gaddafi was born in a poor family. He knew that life was not easy since he was a child. There was a tribe in the Fezzan Desert in southern Libya. This tribe was called People call them Bedou Kadafa, a relatively small tribe. The people in the tribe live a nomadic life and make a living by shepherding sheep. Although they live in poverty, they are very happy and have no worries every day. Among them There is the Gaddafi family.

Gadhafi, who was born in 1942, has been very individual since he was a child, although he is as kind-hearted and yearns for peace as most tribal people. However, Gaddafi, who was destined to be extraordinary, could not live an ordinary life forever like other tribal people. Perhaps it was destiny that Gaddafi came together with the Libyan guerrillas who resisted Italian colonization under a strange combination of circumstances. From then on, It started Gaddafi's wonderful life. He followed the troops in the north and south until 1977. Through his own efforts, Gaddafi became the leader of Libya and began his ruling career.

Gaddafi has always been a person with a flamboyant personality. People can often tell from his dress that Gaddafi is a high-profile and flamboyant person. In today's society, Gaddafi must be a trendsetter. In the 1870s and 1980s, Gaddafi's clothes were already very fashionable. He wore a yellow khaki military uniform and a white cloak with gold trim. White coats and other high-style attire all show Gaddafi's flamboyant personality and his taste. And there are all kinds of beauties that can be seen everywhere around Gaddafi. They are Gaddafi's bodyguard team, a group of thorny roses who are not inferior to men.

Gaddafi was very friendly to his team of beautiful bodyguards, and would often give them various gifts on various festivals, such as gold watches with Gaddafi’s face inlaid and expensive jewelry. Wait, Kaza, who appears surrounded by beautiful bodyguards, is also very cool when traveling. He has the style of an ancient emperor traveling, and it can be said that he has his own BGM. Gaddafi's high profile is not only reflected in his appearance, but also has a strong sense of presence in political situations. Once at an international conference, Gaddafi expressed his opinions on the issue of Iraq. This also led to him inevitably offending some Western countries.

Gadhafi is also very clear about the future direction of Libya under his leadership, so he has left such a will to his people: to always maintain his "identity, history and achievements, and "the glory of our ancestors and heroes", and at the same time, he asked his people to "always fight against foreign invaders to the end."

The war broke out in 02, he was forced to flee, and eventually died tragically in a sewer pipe

As expected, under the leadership of the high-profile Gaddafi, the Libyan war broke out in 2011, and Gaddafi The country, which deceived itself as a rich and powerful people, was vulnerable to absolute strength. The capital was captured in less than half a year, and Gaddafi could only flee with his family members, hoping to escape back to his hometown. Unfortunately, in He was caught up halfway through his escape.

In order to avoid pursuit, the once flamboyant and impressive leader even hid in a cement pipe on the side of the road, but he was still discovered by the armed men of Misrata. The president showed no respect at all. After catching Gaddafi, he punched and kicked him repeatedly. What was fatal was that one militant stabbed Gaddafi in the lower body with a saber, and then another militant shot Gaddafi in the head. According to news reports, Gaddafi was shot in the head and abdomen, causing him to die on the spot. die.

The "official" response to Gaddafi's death was: There was a gun battle between Gaddafi's supporters and militants. Gaddafi's supporters wanted to snatch it away. It was urgent. Under such circumstances, the militants decisively opened fire and ended Gaddafi's life.

In this way, Gaddafi, known as the Lion of the Middle East, the president of Libya who had been in power for 24 years, was brutally beaten by militants for the rest of his life, but at this time, there was no beauty bodyguard group. The graceful figure is no longer the talk and laugh that attracts everyone's attention. The once pompous leader is now lying on the ground covered in blood, and he is still alive!

03 His body was exposed to the public and he was buried deep in the desert

The tragic death of Gaddafi in the sewer pipes has made people deeply moved, but what happened after his death is even more disturbing. Swallow, according to Libyan religious customs, Gaddafi should have been buried immediately after his death, but Gaddafi, who died tragically, did not enjoy the courtesy he deserved, and his body was parked for a long time.

The weather in Libya was very hot at the time, and Gaddafi's body became rotten and smelly because he could not be buried. The "official" reason for this situation was that the United Nations Human Rights Council wanted to investigate Gaddafi's body. The cause of death is under investigation and no burial is allowed. Later, before preparing to bury Gaddafi, his body was placed in a cold room for public viewing for four days. While Gaddafi's body was in the cold room.

He was still wearing the clothes that were stained with blood when he was alive, and the stench hit his nostrils. This was in sharp contrast to when Gaddafi was alive and paid attention to clothing and had unique taste.

Gaddafi wrote in his will that he hoped that after his death he could be buried in the family cemetery in accordance with the customs of his hometown and have a funeral in accordance with the religious customs of his hometown. However, the "Transition Committee" believed that if Gaddafi Burying him in the family cemetery may make Gaddafi's family cemetery become a pilgrimage site for supporters of his regime, so Gaddafi's family is not allowed to bury him in the family cemetery.

After consultation between the ruling party and Gaddafi’s family, they decided to bury Gaddafi’s body in the deepest part of the Sahara Desert. There is no detailed location, landmarks or tombstones. The former lion of the Middle East Gaddafi thus ended his legendary life, with only the cry of his baby when he arrived and no legendary epitaph after his departure.

04 summary:

Gaddafi’s life was full of legend. Although his flamboyant personality and infinite scenery when he was in politics were enviable, he was buried in a mysterious place after his death. The depths of the Sahara make people think again and again. Perhaps this is the charm of a generation of heroes.

He was a powerful man in Libya during his lifetime, and rested quietly in the depths of the Sahara after his death. He was a hero in life and a ghost in death. He persisted until the last moment of his life in the struggle against foreign invaders. How sad! respectable!