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Mamour Al Gaddafi is considered the richest ruler in Africa as hes already known as king of kings (king of Africa)

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yes if they can travel it is possible

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90% desert

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The capital of Libya is Tripoli.

Tripoli is the capital city and the largest city of Libya.

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No not yet!!

where excatly he is all about?

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The ancient name Libya originally denoted the whole of North Africa west of the Nile and all the way to the Atlantic coast. And then the Greeks used it to refer to the whole of Africa, before it was named Africa by the Romans.

However, the name Libya came to be used for the political country we know now around 1934 by the Italians.

Then on the 24th of December 1951 Libya was declared as the United Kingdom of Libya by the British, who installed king Idris.

Then on the 1st of September 1969 Colonel Mua'mmar al-Qaddafi renamed,

first: Aljamhouriyah Alarabiyyah Allibiyyah (Libyan Arab Republic),

then: the Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya - which is still current.

The name Jamahiriya is also spelt as Jamahiriyyah, Jamahiria, or Aljamahiria.

These are the the main four names that are known to have been used for Libya.

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Cyrene, Libya was destroyed in 643 CE. When it existed, the people there spoke Greek.

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Kufra Street

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Yes there is. The United States reopened its embassy in Tripoli September 22, 2011. Ambassador Gene Cretz pledged U.S. support for the coming period of transition.

Follow the link below to their home page online to further answer any other questions you may have.

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The United States hasn't declared war on anyone since December 8, 1941. All the armed conflicts since then have not been officially "wars", although you're just as dead in a "police action" or "counterinsurgency mission" or "humanitarian operation" or "kinetic military activity" as you would be in a declared war.

The Unite Nations declared a "no-fly zone" over Libya to prevent the air forces from attacking rebels. This may or may not have been a good idea. The air forces of the USA, Britain, and France have fired missiles at anti-aircraft sites and have shot down Libyan combat aircraft.

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Libya is Third World.

*First world countries are developed capitalist countries of the western world and the countries alligned with it such as Japan.

*Second world countries are the communist/socialist countries.

*Third world countries are the other 1/3rd of the world including rich countries such as Saudi Arabia to the poorest countries that werent alligned with either first or second world.

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Moamar (Colonel) Gadafi is finding himself under increasing pressure to step down. This is posted Monday, August 22nd, 2011.

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Well curently in lybia the front line is everywhere. It is all out war and is so bad that they are not saying the casuelties on any side. Everyone is fihhting.

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dictatorship is practised in Libya for the mean time as long as Gaddafi'sis still president

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OIL ... in 1959

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King Idris I

(Libya was independent on December 24, 1951 after Allied occupation during World War II)

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Mediterradian Sea

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Dear Sir/Madam,

I want to project on Rural Banking in India.

Pls help me.

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He got shot in the head.

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No, troops at this time, only aircraft's and cruise missiles so far as of March 20, 2011. That could change at any time though.