Topic: Saif Al Islam

Analysis of the Libyan intervention highlights it as a NATO-enforced regime change designed to shift oil contracts from China and Brazil to Western interests. The International Criminal Court and mainstream media were caught in a lie after claiming Saif al-Islam Gaddafi had been captured, only for him to appear freely in public shortly after. The strategy is compared to the "Bush domino agenda" being implemented by the Obama administration.

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi criticized the Arab League and its secretary, Amr Moussa, in a Euronews interview, alleging Moussa accepted money from Qatar to fund a presidential campaign in Egypt. Gaddafi's son also accused Al Jazeera of conducting a "media war" against Libya using fabricated reports of military attacks.

The Libyan government claimed to have evidence that it financed Nicolas Sarkozy's successful French presidential election campaign and demanded the money be repaid. French officials challenged Libya to produce the incriminating documents, while the hosts discuss the potential for a major diplomatic scandal.