Exit the Colonel (66 page)

Prospect for Democracy, The: A Libyan-American Dialogue, conference

Protests.
See
Demonstrations; Uprising(s)

Punishment, collective

Purdue University

Putnam, Robert

Qaradawi, Yusuf

Qatar, Libyan revolution and

Qatar Gas

Qatar Oil

Qureyna
(newspaper)

Radicalization, of youth

Ramadan, Muhammed Mustafa

Rapprochement

Ras Lanuf, oil refinery

Raytheon

RCC.
See
Revolutionary Command Council

Reactionaries,
versus
reformists

Reagan, Ronald

Rebels

Abdelfattah Younes and

capture and execution of Gaddafi

capture of Sirte

cease-fire negotiations

collaboration with NATO

conflict begins

Gaddafi cracks down

initial wins

militia revenge attacks and

Mustafa Abdeljalil as leader of

organizational center of

response to intervention

tribalism and

Reconstruction

Reform

commercial

human networking and

Libya Al Ghad, Saif Al Islam's platform

limits to

Morocco, Jordan and

National Economic Strategy and

new constitution

versus
reaction

Saif Al Islam and

selling Libyan private sector on

Reform through commerce

Refugee camps, suffering in

Regime

change, contenders for

rebellion, first days of and

Regional disparities, pre-uprising

Regional history

Rejectionism

Religion.
See also
Islam

Rendition, blight of

Reparations, Italy colonial

Republic of Congo

Resignations, initial

Resources

Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine

Responsibility to Protect rationale

Reuters

Revolution

goals of

humanitarian issues and

mediated youth-led

optimism in Libya after

theory of

Revolutionary Command Council

Revolutionary Committees

Revolutionary Day, 2000, soccer violence

Revolutionary Guard

Ricciardone, Francis

Ricciardone, Marie

Rice, Condoleezza

Rice, Susan

Romney, Mitt

Ronen, Yehudit

Rooftop protests, in Benghazi

Rose, David (
Vanity Fair
)

Rothschild, Jacob

Royal Dutch Shell

Royal Libyan Military Academy, Benghazi

R2P.
See
Responsibility to Protect

Rumsfeld, Donald

Rural infrastructure, lack of

Russia

arms deal with Libya and

cease-fire negotiations and

stance on Libya

support for Syrian regime

Rwanda, genocide in

“Rwandans Know Why Gaddafi Must Be Stopped,”

Saadi, Abdelnasser

Sadat, Anwar

Sadjadpour, Karim

Safi, Tayeb

Sahad, Ibrahim

Salafists, in Derna

Saleh, Ali Abdullah

Saleh, Heba

Sallabi, Sheikh Ali

Salmond, Alex

Samuelson, Paul

Sanctions.
See also
Embargo

Sands, Phillipe

Sarir, oil fields in

Sarkozy, Nicolas

Saudi Arabia

Libya plot to murder Crown Prince Abdullah

mediation in Africa

New Economic Cities program

population of

Sawani, Yusuf, remaking
The Green Book

Scheuer, Michael

Scotland.
See also
Lockerbie bombing

Scud missiles

Sebha, population of

Selective emotional intelligence

Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Senussi, Abdullah

Abu Selim massacre

capture of

orders attack

uprising

Senussi, puritanical Islam

September 11, 2001, Gaddafi on

Septimius Severus, statue destruction

17th February Coalition

Sexual identity, of Gaddafi

Shafiq, Ahmed

Shalgam, Abdelrahman

Shalhi, Abdelaziz

Shammam, Mahmoud

Sharansky, Natan

Sheinwald, Nigel

Shell Oil

Shenkinite

Shi'a-Sunni Muslims, in Libya

Shitreet, Meir

Siala, Mohammed

Sidi H'mouda

Sinjar records

Sirte, rebel capture of

Six Day War

Sky News, of Britain

Slave trade, in Africa

Sniper shootings

Soccer

Social Development Fund

Social inequities, repairing

Social media, uprising and

Sociopath, Gaddafi as

Somalia, as failed state

Sonatrach, Algeria

Souk al Hout, shootings in

South Africa

Sovereign Immunity Act of 1976

Speech, freedom of, postrevolutionary

St. John, Ronald Bruce

Standard Oil, Libyan oil and

Standstill agreements

State Department.
See also
United States

STEPWise survey

Stevens, Chris

Strauss-Kahn, Dominique

Straw, Jack

Stray dog campaign

Sudan, Great Britain in

Suez Canal

Suicide bombers

Suleiman, Ouled

Sunlight Foundation

Sunstein, Cass

Supreme Council for Energy Affairs

Switzerland, arrest of Hannibal Gaddafi

Symons, Elizabeth

Syria, intervention

Tahir Square

Tamoil

Tarhouna tribe, Libya

Tarhouni, Ali, NTC and

Tawalt
(
Word
, website)

Tawerghan, rebel attacks on residents

Tazerbo aquifer

Tea Party, politics, intervention and

Technical development, Libya

Telissi, Mohammed Khalifa

Terbil, Fathi

Terrorism

Libya on list of state-sponsored, removal from

Lockerbie bombing

September 2001, 70

Sinjar records

See also
Lockerbie bombing

Terror list, Libya's removal from

Third Universal Theory

Tibesti Mountains

Torture

Toure, Amadou Toumani

Trade

Transformational democracy

Transitional Council

Transitional government

Transitional National Council

Transitional National Unity government

Travel ban lifted, Libya

Trials, of Gaddafi regime officials

Tribalism, 2011, regime change and

Tribal traditions, in Libya

Tribes

Tribute FM (radio station)

Tripoli

Tripoli International Fair

Tripoli Military Command

Tripoli People's Committee

Truce, in Benghazi

Tsou, Leslie, Public Affairs Officer

Tulti, Basem

Tunisami

Tunisia

France in

immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi

uprising in

Turkey, Islamic moderates in

Turner, Frederick Jackson

Ubangi River

Uganda, Libyan intervention in

UK Trade and Industry Defense and Security Organization

UK Trade Office

UN Convention against Torture and other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, of 1984,

Unemployment, in Libya

UN General Assembly and Security Council, sanctions

UN Human Rights Council

Unified Protector

Union of Arab Republics

United Arab Emirates

United Kingdom, cedes military bases to Gaddafi

United Nations

Development Programme (UNDP)

General Assembly, Libyan independence and

Human Rights Commission

See also
UN resolutions; UN Security Council

UN resolutions

Resolutions and

Resolution 1192,

Resolution 1973,

UN Security Council.
See also
UN resolutions

United States

arms deals with Libya

bribes paid, against piracy

cedes military bases to Gaddafi

elections, intervention and

interests in Libya

intervention, lessons from

leading from behind

New Beginnings speech, Obama

no war for oil

participation at Tripoli International Fair

pleas for help from

public position, on Libya uprising

renewed diplomatic relations, Libya

severs diplomatic ties with, 1981,

terror list, removal of Libya from

trade with Libya

travel ban, Libya, lifted

Wheelus Air Base, in Tripoli.

See also
US entries

United States Liaison Office, Tripoli

Unity arguments, postrevolution

Uprising(s)

Benghazi, first five days

dead and injured, Benghazi

Egypt/Tunisia

initial victories of rebels

Libyan, as model for intervention

Libyan, Internet and

military crackdown

rooftop protests, in Benghazi

Saif's speech

success of Libyan

Tunisia

See also
Arab Spring

US Constitution Article I, Section ,

US Department of Commerce

US Liaison Office-Tripoli (USLO)

US-Libya Claims Settlement Act

US Marine Corps Hymn

US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

USAID, postrevolutionary finances in Libya

US Congress, Obama, intervention and

US Department of State International Visitors (IV) Fellowship

Usfoor, Jaber

US Libya Business Council

USLO

US Predator drone, Gaddafi's convoy and

USS
Cole
, bombing of

USS
Philadelphia
, capture of

US State Department Human Rights Reports

US State Department International Visitor Fellowship (IV)

USS
Vincennes

US Tomahawk missiles

Vandewalle, Dirk

Vanity Fair
(magazine)

Viorst, Milton

Visa restrictions, on Americans to Libya

Vision of Libya's Future, A (dissident white paper)

Voice of London

Volpi, Guiseppe

Warfalla tribe, Libya

War of the Worlds
, argument

War on Terror

War Powers Resolution of 1973,

Warrior women

Washington Post
(newspaper)

Watassimo charity organization

Water, in Libya

Weapons of mass destruction (WMD)

Webb, Jim

Welch, David

Weldon, Curt

Welles, Orson

West, ignorance of Libya situation

Wheelus Air Base, Tripoli

White, Wayne

Wikileaks cables

decline of relations and

embarrass Gaddafi

on Gaddafi's mental issues

lifestyles of Gaddafi children

relationship between Sawani and Saif

To the Whores of Tripoli

Williams, Gwyn

Wolfowitz, Paul

Women

Women's rights, in Libya

Woodside Petroleum

“Woolf Inquiry,”

World Bank

World Chess Federation

World Festival of Black Arts (FESMAN)

World Health Organization

World War I, Italy in Libya and

World War II, destruction of Libya in

Yefren rebellion

Yellow hats, mercenaries

Yemen

regime change in

USS
Cole
and

Yergin, Daniel

Yom Kippur War

Younes, Abdelfattah

assassination of

NTC and

rebel commander

resignation of

Younes, Abu Bakr

execution of

militarization of schools and

RCC

Youth Guard

Youth-led revolution

YouTube, Gaddafi blocks videos

Zakaria, Fareed

Zawaya, lodging

Zawiya revolt

Zayed, Sheikh

Zui, Mehdi

Zuma, Jacob

Zwara Corridor

Zwei tribe, Libya