America has killed 20 million people since World War II, despite this, the US government is still a peacemaker in your eyes.

America has killed 20 million people since World War II, de

spite this, the US government is still a peacemaker in your eyes.

 What is the first word that comes to your mind when you hear about Gaddafi?  A dreadful ruler??  Dictator??  Terrorist ??, Well maybe a Libyan citizen disagrees with you, but we want you to decide yourself after knowing these 10 things.

 The reign of Muammar al-Gaddafi, who ruled Libya for 41 years, ended in 2011 with the entry of NATO forces into Libya.  The alleged Rebels brought Gaddafi to a painful death on the road.  But he did it for his kingdom Libya, hardly any ruler of the world is doing this at the moment.  He tried very hard to make Africa another strong continent which is not told to you by the main stream media.

 1. Inclusion of Home as a Human Right

 During Gaddafi's time, every Libyan in Libya should have his own house, Gaddafi used to advocate this as a human right.  In his book "The Green Book" he wrote: "A home is the primary need of a single or family, which is not owned by anyone else."

 Gaddafi's Green Book was the leader's political philosophy book published in 1975 in hopes of being read by all Libyans.

 2. Free education and medical facilities

 Health facilities during Gaddafi's time were among the highest in all of Arabia and Africa.  If a Libyan citizen wanted to study but there was a lack of funds, then the government took full care of his education even abroad.

 3 The world's largest man-made irrigation project

 Under Gaddafi's regime, the world's largest man-made irrigation project was built, many man-made rivers were built in it to end the water crisis in Libya, the Libyan government called it the eighth wonder.

 4 Doing agribusiness was free

 If a Libyan citizen wanted to start an agricultural business, he was given free land, farming equipment, seeds and animals from the government.

 Allowance to mother of 5 newborns

 When a Libyan woman became a mother, then 5000 US dollars i.e. about three lakh 25 thousand rupees of India would have been given by the government.

 6 electricity was free

 Bijlo in Libya was 100% subsidized, meaning no Libyans had to pay any electricity bills.

 7 Cheap Petrol

 Petrol was cheap during Gaddafi's reign.  Then the price of petrol in Libya was around $ 0.14 i.e. 11 Indian rupees.

 8 level of education raised

 When Gaddafi took power, Libya's education rate was 25%, but when Gaddafi was martyred in 2011, the rate was 87 percent, with 25 percent passing the university.

 9. The world's first debt free country

 Libya was the first debt-free country in the world, that is, Libya was not indebted to any foreign country or organization.  Libya has its own State Bank which used to give loans to Libyans at 0% interest rate

 10. Gold Dinar

 Gaddafi went completely against trading in dollars and wanted to bring a currency at the Pan-Africa level which was in the form of gold dinars.  At the same time, he wanted to create the United States and Africa.  Experts believe that this policy was not liked by the US and its allies, because the refusal of dollars and bringing their own gold meant giving preference to real wealth over paper receipts, through which America and its allies dominated by giving loans to other countries.  used to install.

 So these 10 things you hardly know about Gaddafi.

 Let me give you an example of the power of the media as you go.

 America has killed 20 million people since World War II, despite this, the US government is still a peacemaker in your eyes.