Gaddafi attacks 'terror council' UN

Colonel Muammar Gaddafi today attacked the United Nations, branding the Security Council the “terror council”.

Wed, 23 Sep, 2009 - 19:49

Colonel Muammar Gaddafi today attacked the United Nations, branding the Security Council the “terror council”.

The Libyan leader was addressing the UN in New York as those affected by terrorist attacks protested at his presence outside.

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