US EditionGaddafi's Cousin: "Sarkozy Asked Us for Help, but Everyone in the West Receives funding."
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Ahmad Qadhaf al-Dam, cousin of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and political leader of the Libyan National Front of Struggle, confirmed that Libya supported Nicolas Sarkozy during the 2007 French presidential campaign, calling France's attitude toward the former president "hypocritical." The statements were made to the broadcaster "Al Mashhad" on the program "Tawatur Aali." Qadhaf al-Dam commented on Sarkozy's conviction by the French justi…
By Houari A. – In an interview with an Arab television channel, Ahmed Kaddaf Eddam, cousin of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and former Libyan ambassador to Egypt, has fiercely revived accusations of secret financing of Nicolas Sarkozy’s 2007 presidential campaign. He claims not only that the former French president received Libyan money, but that he “received even more” from other parties he did not specify. Ahmed Kaddaf Eddam’s remarks a…
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