25/09/2026
Instead of a 15-minute speech, a 100-minute speech! Gaddafi tore up the UN Charter and threw it on the floor in front of world leaders.....!๐ฎ
In the 40 years since Muammar Gaddafi came to power, Gaddafi hd never attended a UN General Assembly. When he first set foot in New York in 2009, the whole world knew something was going to happen. And that's exactly what happened...
According to the rules of the United Nations, each country's head of state is allotted only 15 minutes to give a speech. But when Gaddafi got on the podium, he began speaking in fluent Arabic, ignoring the clock. 1 minute, 2 minutes passed, and the time passed for 1 hour and 37 minutes (about 100 minutes)!
The poor UN official Libyan interpreter, Fuad Jalit, was so exhausted from translating Gaddafi's high-voltage speech non-stop that, 80 minutes into the speech, he almost fainted into the live microphone and shouted, "I can't take it anymore!" (I can't take it anymore!). Then another interpreter was forced to come and take over. 20 minutes to handle! ๐
Gaddafi's main grievance was the exclusive "veto" power of the 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council (America, Britain, France, Russia, China). He was directly attacking the "powers".
โHe said in a loud voice, from 1945 to today, this Security Council has not been able to provide any security to small countries. They have only given war, aggression and sanctions! It is wrong to call it the Security Council, it is actually a ******* council!
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โAt one point in his speech, Gaddafi held up the official book of the UN Charter in front of everyone. He said that this charter The proposal states that all countries in the world have equal rights, but in reality, small countries are not worth a single penny to the superpowers! As soon as he said this, he tore up the pages of the UN Charter in front of them in extreme anger! Then, with extreme annoyance, he threw the torn pieces of paper onto the desks of the UN president and officials sitting in front of him. The entire hall was silent, the representatives of different countries were looking at each other with awe!
Ladies and gentlemen Gaddafi