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<\/p>\nSo this “Group of 30” countries meeting in Turkey [significant], has decided that\u00a0Abdel-Elah Mohamed Alkhatib will negotiate on behalf of the “Real” Libyan government. \u00a0 [Just as an aside, does this legal recognition mean Qadaffi is the leader of the “Rebel” government now, and freed from things like following the Geneva convention and his troops are now civilians?]<\/p>\n
Mr Alkhatib has been the “United Nations Special Envoy of the Secretary General to the Libyan Arab Jamahriya”<\/p>\n
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That’s the name of the Country of Libya run by Qaddafi (up until now) – the full name is<\/p>\n
“Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya” – don’t lose sight of that fact that Qaddafi is a Socialist in every sense of the word. \u00a0 \u00a0“Jamahiriya” roughly means “The masses”<\/p>\n
So Ftiday’s announcement is the Interim Council has agreed to allow the UN representative to their country to tell the rest of the world what it is they want. \u00a0[Money, Cash, Weapons]. \u00a0China and Russia are not on board with any of this, and won’t be allowing the UN Security Council to recognize the “New Libya”, so the fiction continues. \u00a0 President Clinton says that in mere days (not weeks or months), Gaddaffi will be gone any day now.<\/p>\n
His report to the contact group was that there is no solution. \u00a0The “Rebels” in Benghazi say they will not entertain any idea that leaves Ghadaffi alive and\/or in the country, and Qaddafi says he isn’t going anywhere. \u00a0 Deadlock.<\/p>\n
Here is a partial biography<\/a>:<\/p>\n “Abdel Elah Al Khatib is a former Minister of Foreign Affairs in Jordan. He holds a MA in International Economics from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, a MA in International Communications from the American University in Washington D.C., and a BA in Political Science from the School of Political Science in Athens, Greece. Here is an interesting article from the Christian Science Monitor<\/a> just before President Obama’s speech in Cairo<\/p>\n “”He [Obama] is really the prime mover of the cause of peace in the region,” says Abdel-Elah al-Khateeb, a former Jordanian foreign minister. “He has the credibility, the stamina, the determination, and the conviction to do it. This is not an easy task in a region where radicalization is taking deep root because of the failure to achieve peace between the Israelis and Palestinians.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So this “Group of 30” countries meeting in Turkey [significant], has decided that\u00a0Abdel-Elah Mohamed Alkhatib will negotiate on behalf of the “Real” Libyan government. \u00a0 [Just as an aside, does this legal recognition mean Qadaffi is the leader of the … Continue reading
\nAl Khatib\u2019s past positions include: Minister of Tourism and Antiquities from 1995 to 1996, Managing Director of Jordan Cement Factories Company from 1996 to 1998 and Foreign Minister from 1998 to 2002 and again from 2005 to 2007. He currently heads the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature as well, the Board of Jordan Cement Company, and the Economic and Social Council in Jordan.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n