Al-Gaddafi in Libya still vows

on 17 July 2011, last updated at 07: 35 Col, ET al-Gaddafi, Chairman of the broadcast was never to leave Libya, "the land of his ancestors" is again sworn by Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi in Libya, the Director of the Zawiya through your speakers.

His speech was broadcast, the Zawiya in the city, which was taken back to the rebels after the fighting is intense at the beginning of the revolt of supporters.

Comments came after the United States to recognise the authority in Libya, "the ECB and the legitimate:" argument.

The NATO air strikes hit Tripoli, one of the heaviest nights at the outskirts of n bombing weeks.

Al-Gaddafi stressed its intention to the remains of the Col.

"They've asked me to leave," he said. "I never leave my ancestors, or the people who killed themselves in time is appropriate for me to land."

His speech was broadcast through the speakers, Zawiya, a town about 50 kilometers (30 miles) from the capital, which was controlled by rebel forces at an early stage fire-fighting on the side of the West, and only a rejection of the bitter battle since then.

The address of the third, according to the Al-Gaddafi Col had in recent days, apparently aimed at showing he enjoys in the cities, where his troops are in control.

There was also a weekend in Zlitan,, rally, where more than 40 000 people-some of them bussed-in the main square of the sound to the Colonel took over their backing.

On Friday, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced the United States no longer considers him a legitimate authority, that recognize the Council of the transnational (TNC), joining some 30 to do so.

This means that the billions of dollars in US banks to the Libyan frozen funds could be released by the rebels.

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Early Sunday the Tripoli East Tajoura became NATO's heavy syv attack.

Plumes of smoke were seen rumbling and räjäytykset was reported to have to continue for at least one hour.

Libyan television said the civilian and military capabilities objectives had been hit, the more that were on the accident, but gave no data.

NATO said the military objective was to inventory, which saved the ostensibily African Union peacekeeping troops to the duties of the vehicles. But the monitoring of declared al-Gaddafi, Col ahd been maintaining NATO's war in the near, Misrata said the Navy.

RAF aircraft from Britain, which participated in the strikes, precision Guided bombs dropped in 17, causing extensive damage, the officials said.

Over 10 rebels were reported killed in advance on the key of Brega were the oil port. It was not known if the Government forces had ended.

Libya apparently conflict is protracted stalemate situation. Rebels are holding in Eastern Libya, and pockets in the West.

Col al-Gaddafi bombing Tripoli, remains rooted in the NATO campaign.

International sanctions are also introduced and international arrest warrants against leading figures in the Libyan regime.

Western and Arab countries, Libya in the contact group plan drawn up by the members of the hostilities, which presented to Col al-Gaddafi.

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' No way ' al-Gaddafi is financed by Sarkozy

17 March 2011, last updated 05: 57 -ET Mr. Gueant said he could not see how Libya can be any compromising documents, Nicolas Sarkozy, the former head of the presidential election campaign, has rejected the claims of the Col Muammar al-Gaddafi, the son that he has received funding from Libya.

Saif al-Islam al-Gaddafi said on Wednesday that Libya is making public all of its 2007 election related Bank connection information.

But French Interior Minister Claude Gueant claimed all of the accounts of the elections, the French Constitutional Council had to be revised.

France has been making efforts to impose a black zone via Libya.

The problem is currently being considered, according to the UN Security Council, the United Kingdom and France, the resolution of urgent and that, in addition, measures are needed, such as the pro Gaddafin forces advance on the rebel-held city of Benghazi with the United States.

Mr President, the Chief Adviser Gueant for four years, told the French radio station Europe 1, if the Libyans had incriminating material about the financing of the Agency's campaign, Mr Sarkozy, instead of "saying the whole time, they should just go ahead and do it."

But he said that all the elections had been inspected only in the financial accounts of the profit that the campaign could be carried out within the framework of the "cheque for a period of not more than 4,600 euros (£ 4,000, $ 6,400)."

Responding to the opposition, however, that Libya had evidence of bank transfers, Mr. Gueant said: "I do not see how they could be [which includes evidence], since such a thing exists."