30 Minutes of freedom

Duration: 2 minutes and 58 seconds

Country: Libya

Language: Arabic

License: CC - Attribution

Genre: Documentary

Views: 331 (80 embedded)

Posted by: muhannad442000 on Aug 27, 2011

20 February i was in a protest in Tripoli like allot of people , wanting Gaddafi to stop the killing in Benghazi . Gaddafi's forces was all over the city . all of the sudden they all left the streets very fast ... news was spread about Gaddafi going to Venezuela . for a while we had almost " 30 Minutes of freedom "

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Date: February 20th 2011. Place: Tripoli - Libya. Hundreds of Libyans are protesting at the massacres committed by the Gaddafi regime in Benghazi and the towns in eastern Libya. After a few hours, the news spread of Gaddafi's exit to Venezuela. The number of crowds making towards the squares grew; they made for Martyrs' Square. At that time, Tripoli witnessed the fall of the regime for almost 30 minutes God is Great! He ran away... he ran away... he ran away Four days! Four days and he ran away! Burn it! Burn it! (Gaddafi's Picture) (Fireworks) God is Great! The dawn of freedom's here! This isn't the Libya of old! ... Libya's all fire and smoke! When the protesters reached Martyrs' Square, Gaddafi's forces greeted them with anti-aircraft weapons; they fired randomly at the protesters. The number of victims killed in the Martyrs' Square massacre is unknown... [Translation into English : Nichola HAMMOUDEH for the Yallah Film Festival]