Now that's more like it.
Okay, now, *this* is classic wacky Qaddafi.
Gadhafi accused al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden of being behind the uprising in Libya, in a rambling phone call to state TV. The Libyan leader said the more than week-long revolt has been carried out by young men hopped up on hallucinogenic pills given to them "in their coffee with milk, like Nescafe."
He then urges the people of Zawiya to 'control their children'.
Gadhafi accused al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden of being behind the uprising in Libya, in a rambling phone call to state TV. The Libyan leader said the more than week-long revolt has been carried out by young men hopped up on hallucinogenic pills given to them "in their coffee with milk, like Nescafe."
He then urges the people of Zawiya to 'control their children'.
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And as far as I can tell, leaders generally invent things to say in hopes of making their jobs easier. They just generally try to keep them credible.
(I had heard that things in Russia have been a little unsettled since the separation of the soviets.)
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The internal is trickier, though, because it's harder to demonise people who might live next door to you.
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Somebody else will..." (c)
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