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PANNELLA ON THE DEATH/ASSASSINATION OF GADDAFI: HE CANNOT BE TAKEN TO THE HAGUE TO TESTIFY ABOUT THE GREATEST CRIME IN THE WORLD IN THE LAST TWENTY YEARS
October 20, 2011: regarding the death of Gaddafi, Marco Pannella, the leader of the Non Violent Radical Party, Transnational and Transparty (PRNTT) and Hands Off Cain President, said:
«Regarding the death or assassination of the Libyan dictator Gaddafi, which needs to be clarified, I hope we discover the truth straight away. I am sorry that he can no longer be taken to the Hague for an international trial. This would have given the world the right to the truth and to knowledge of maybe his greatest criminal act.
By stopping the highly likely and probable voluntary exile of Saddam, Gaddafi sparked off the war in Iraq, therefore preventing peace. This also prevented democracy and freedom in Iraq.
His two accomplices, George W. Bush and Tony Blair, were responsible for the war in Iraq. The effects of this continue in the Middle East, with a “West” that must answer for the use of a ”weapon of mass revulsion”.
Bush and Blair are more tainted than Gaddafi, because they betrayed their oaths, their countries and their duties. We still haven't been able to use the truth to repair this fabrication. As the Non Violent Transnational and Transparty Radical Party, today this is perhaps our main task. As long as we cannot give the world the truth, we haven't completed one of our main tasks.
The disappearance of Gaddafi affects me greatly. He was a killer, he accepted being one. However he was paid for his infamous role in every way. Gaddafi was sent by his two accomplices, who were infinitely more guilty than him, to sabotage Saddam's exile in peace. Bush and Blair were traitors of the truth, of the law, of civility and of the people. We needed him alive, not dead, the same as with Saddam and all the other “Cains”. Without him I believe we cannot know the even more lurid and dirty details of this tragic page in contemporary human history.”» (Sources: Radicali.it, 20/10/2011)
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