Where are ex-Libyan dictator Gadhafi’s missing billions? New UN report offers clues
By Andrew Russell
National Online Journalist, Investigative Global News
A new United Nations report is shedding light on the disappearance of billions of dollars that vanished following the violent death of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
The report from the UN Security Council’s Panel of Experts on Libya, released earlier this month, details how the missing billions and gold have been hidden in locked boxes and bank accounts across the African continent.
In 2011, Gadhafi was pulled by rebels from a culvert and killed. Grainy images of his death were shared around the world.
However, before the death of the Libyan dictator it was reported he had sold a fifth of the country’s gold reserves and along with Libya’s vast oil revenues had amassed a fortune of up to $200 billion, according to some estimates.
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If anyone thought US was in libya to ensure its democratization then such a person is a clear example of a brainwashed fellow because same as what happened in iraq cus they were only there for the resources and not the people and yet millions are still been killed and same would have been the fate of syria if not for russia. Great post by the way.
Absolutely agree with you on that one. It was horrible what happened in Libya!! And it's horrible what's happening now. Thanks for your comment!
The United Nations are so funny, they know exactly where Gaddafi's billions are, they will soft shoe this thing, dance around it and continue to hide the real culprits. That's why they went after him for his gold dinar and his ManMade River. Fomenting ISS to keep the ball rolling and distract from the real deal. What did Gaddafi have that the west wanted? His gold and his water. They froze all his assets in all European/Western banks before they took him out. And had no compunction by showing his demise on international news channels.