Al Qathafi: Arab leaders are fraud; recommends pull out from the Arab League
Libya-Regional, Politics, 9/12/2003

Libya's Leader of the Revolution Colonel Muammar al Qathafi yesterday called on the Libyans to approve pulling out from the Arab League, considering that the Arab leaders are not committed to the Arab future and that all they do is talk about an Arab union when they have no intention to implement it.

Al Qathafi addressing women officers said that "Men no longer defend their dignity or their honor and withdrew from the confrontation arena," the official Libyan news agency quoted him saying in a report.

Al Qathafi said that he reached a conclusion that Arabs are not interested in unity or union, nor their future or destiny. He indicated that Arab media never handled the proposals in his keynote speech heralding the 35th year of the great al Fateh Revolution, in which he called for the establishment of an Arab Union, in line with the proposals made by Arab states.

Al Qathafi indicated that Arab media ignored this issue and focussed on other trivial issues that do not serve their union or their future. Therefore he "advised the Libyan people to accept withdrawal from the Arab League, as the Arab world is not serious. There is nothing there but fraud and indifference with Arab future."

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