Qaddafi: I have said serious words that affect the fate of the world

Libyan President Muammar al-Qaddafi has announced in a close door session before Arab leaders that his speech which he had delivered in a close- door meeting before the Arab leaders included " dangerous words that affect the fate of the region and the world."

In a statement to the correspondent of the Jordanian TV on Tuesday al-Qaddafi added " I asked to talk in a close session and I said very dangerous words in the close- door session. They are words which should not be published now until the summit will form a committee to study the thoughts I have proposed and then an emergency session can be convened to take a decisive decision." He continued: " the words I had said were very serious and relate to the fate of the region and affect events in the world and because of its seriousness I asked not to talk live on air," noting " I do not say ordinary and traditional words."

In a live and direct transmission the Jordanian TV broadcast speeches of all Arab leaders and heads of the delegations who talked at the morning and night sessions of the summit and al-Qaddafi speech was an exception.

Al-Qaddafi, on the other hand, expressed his happiness to be in Amman.

He said: " I have walked in the streets ( in Amman) and entered restaurants and Cafes and they offered me drinks and food for free."