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Rob Beschizza at 8:53 am Mon, Feb 21, 2011

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RTR2IW0J.jpg Saif al-Islam, son of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and operator of an unhinged Twitter account, gestures as he speaks during an address on state television in Tripoli, in this still image taken from video, February 20, 2011. Saif al-Islam said Sunday the army stood behind his father as a "leader of the battle in Tripoli" and would enforce security at any price. His comments were the first official reaction from the Libyan authorities since the unrest began. Photo: Libyan TV

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  • Anonymous

    yeah i lold when i saw the title then the pic :P

  • sirkowski

    I thought exactly of that meme when I saw that guy on the news. What a douche.

  • Damien

    Hmm, something is missing from this picture.
    Where is Colonel Gaddafi?!

    You’d think that — at a time of crisis such as this — the leader would show his face and make a stirring speech, instead of hiding and having his practically-unknown, heir-in-waiting do the heavy lifting…

  • Anonymous

    “…Saif al-Islam said Sunday the army stood behind his father as a “leader of the battle in Tripoli” and would enforce security at any price.”

    Yeah, for sure. Unless the mothers, fathers, daughters, sons of the soldiers are part of the crowd of demonstrators. Gaddafis regime is old + sick and libyan people getting bored + tired. To listen to + watch the everlasting same dusty propaganda with no progress + no changes.

  • Kimmo

    Christ, what an arsehole.

  • Rob Gehrke

    I had fun with this :
    http://i383.photobucket.com/albums/oo279/lareineblanche/Bozo.jpg

  • Enormo

    At any price, Saif? Alright. Suit yourself.

  • Anonymous

    i saw the whole speech and i was stunned by his arrogance. he didn’t even try to make his points appear as a coherent spin. he almost seemed to be bored, as if he was talking about kids playing far too many practical jokes on the government.

    it was utterly disgusting. i am not sure if it was a good decision for his cause. but then again, i’m not sure if he has one, either.

    .~.

  • Hugh

    I see what you did there

  • TEKNA2007

    Gaddafi and Sons: Putting the Trippy in Tripoli Since 1969

  • Anonymous

    FGSFGS

    http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/fgsfds

  • Anonymous

    http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/8486/advicedogtemplate.jpg

    enjoy!