Entertainment: Start with Succubus and play Hollywood

On the coastline of western Libya.

A remote port.

A ship carrying ten trucks and Satan's group slowly sailed away and gradually disappeared on the sea level.

Ram stood lazily on the side deck, watching Satan and Carina Kolonis standing shoulder to shoulder at the front railing, and suddenly felt that this picture was very beautiful.

He couldn't describe it, but he just felt that it looked very comfortable, and the violence in his heart caused by the war was also rapidly fading.

He curled his lips and thought: "Sure enough, women are the best medicine to heal the wounds of war. I must go to De Wallen to have a good time this holiday."

(PS: De Wallen is the largest and most famous red-light district in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and one of its main tourist attractions. As long as you see red neon tubes hanging on the houses on both sides of the street, it means that there are prostitutes selling sex services there.)

…………

Just the day after Satan and his group left Libya.

That was October 25, 2011.

Libya's new ruling authority, the "National Transitional Council", claimed that they had killed Qazafi and his fifth son Mutassim.

The bodies of the two were transported back to Tripoli. Instead of being buried immediately according to Islamic practice, they were placed in a meat freezer for display to the public.

Labels were still hung on the toes of the bodies: Qazafi was a "dictator" and "tyrant"; Mutassim was an "accomplice" and "executioner".

It was not until a week later that Qazafi's body was buried in a secret location in Libya.

His son Mutassim and a close associate of Qazafi were also buried.

In order to prevent his cemetery from becoming a "holy place" or being deliberately destroyed, the authorities decided to bury Qazafi secretly in the depths of the desert. There would be no tombstones or other signs at the burial site, and only some tribal chiefs and religious figures would attend the funeral.

There were only four "witnesses" at the funeral, and they all swore to the Quran that they would never reveal the location of the cemetery.

According to Egyptian media reports, former Egyptian President Mubarak (a good friend of Khadjafi) saw the TV news and pictures of Khadjafi's killing in the hospital, and was extremely sad and grief-stricken, so he cried hysterically and soon fainted.

The report quoted a well-informed person in the hospital as saying, "After Mubarak fainted, if the doctor had not taken timely measures and given him sedatives, Mubarak's heart would have stopped beating~."

Subsequently, a judicial officer of the Libyan National Transitional Council announced that Libya has legislated to prohibit praising and glorifying Khadjafi.

He said: Praising the country's former leader Khadjafi, his regime, ideas and his son Mutassim constitutes a crime, and those who praise him will be sentenced to prison.

The judicial officer also stated that if such reports, rumors or propaganda endanger the country, the initiator will be sentenced to life imprisonment; in addition, in a state of war, spreading rumors that hinder military activities and create a terrorist atmosphere will be punished.Those who weaken the morale of the city will also be sentenced to prison.

An era has ended.

Many Libyan people thought they were about to usher in a truly good day.

But they didn't know that it was!

In the post-Qazafi era, due to the lack of a strong ruler, Libya's sectarian conflicts have fallen into an unprecedented terrible state, and tribal relations have also been extremely tense.

The so-called democracy has no suitable soil for survival in this land, but has plunged the country into long-term chaos.

When Qazafi was in power, Libya's per capita GDP was US$29,000, but now it is US$11,000, and the living standard has more than doubled.

In the past, health care for Libyan people was free, but now it is estimated that 2.5 million Libyans need medical subsidies.

In the past, education was also free, but now 600 schools are closed and 270,000 Libyan young people have no school to go to.

Libyans overthrew the tyrant they hated, but they didn't find a suitable leader until 2024. This is the most absurd part of the whole thing.

Qazafi is indeed an unqualified leader, and Libya's prosperity is largely dependent on the oil industry.

But the absurd thing is that after Qazafi's death, Libya has not elected a more reliable leader than him, and the days are getting worse and worse, with chaos and tribal fighting everywhere.

Let me give you a weird example:

In 2017, because a pet monkey pulled off a female student's veil on the street, it triggered a deadly conflict between the two tribes. The two sides not only fought each other, but also deployed tanks and armored vehicles.

In the end, the conflict caused 30 deaths and hundreds of injuries.

…………

Baghdad, Iraq.

Martin was in a warehouse, leisurely admiring the treasures that Satan and his men had obtained from Kazafi.

In addition to 40 boxes of gold and some antiques and artworks, there were also some items that were obviously Kazafi's personal preferences-

For example, two long Arabic scimitars, the handles of which were made of pure gold, and the blades were made of Wootz steel ingots from the southern region of India. The surface of the blades was covered with wavy patterns, like flowing clouds and water, and was extremely beautiful.

For example, a whole set of tableware made of pure gold and pure silver, not only was the material expensive, but the carvings on the tableware were obviously made by a master, and were of great collection value.

Another example is an ivory dagger inlaid with gold and gemstones. The dagger is made of ivory from the handle to the blade to the sheath. The dagger is also equipped with a knife holder, the support part of which is also made of ivory. The tray below is made of fine red sandalwood. There are two tigers carved from ivory on both sides of the tray. The tigers are stepping on four clouds, and the connection between the bracket and the tray is made of pure gold.

(PS: In the original timeline, this dagger was first looted by rebel soldiers and then sold to a European collector for 4.6 million US dollars. In 2016This collector sold it to an Arab oil businessman for 11 million US dollars. )

In addition, there are some ornaments made of gold, ivory, and rhino horns - mostly tiger heads, lion heads, deer heads, elephant heads, etc. I don't know why Kazafi likes animal heads so much.

And Martin's favorite is a 9mm Browning M1935 pistol produced by the Belgian FN company. The handle of this pistol is made of ivory patches, and the other metal parts are plated with a layer of pure gold and engraved with complicated patterns, which is very beautiful. (To read the violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Martin remembered that in the original timeline, this pistol was obtained by a 17-year-old opposition soldier named Mohammed Abibi in the Misrata area of ​​​​Surt Province.

Since Kazafi was declared dead shortly after he picked up the golden pistol, he was mistakenly believed to have killed Kazafi, thus becoming a hero of the opposition.

But he always insisted that he had nothing to do with Qazafi's death, and just picked up the golden pistol nearby.

Because Abib's deeds were widely publicized by Western media, he received many death threats. Fortunately, under the protection of local armed forces, he escaped the disaster of killing again and again.

But another opposition soldier Omarun Shaban, who witnessed Abib picking up the golden pistol, was not so lucky.

In 2012, Shaban was recognized by Qazafi supporters in the town of Bani Walid while performing his mission.

After he was captured, Qazafi supporters were so angry about his participation in Qazafi's death that they beat and tortured him, and Shaban eventually died in the hospital.

By the way, the author always feels that this Mohammed Abib looks a bit like the Brazilian star "Alien" Ronaldo.

(Brothers, please protect me, give me some comments, flowers, collections, and rewards. Thank you.).