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The Surreal Ruins of Qaddafi’s Never-Never Land

Tripoli : Libya | Sep 23, 2011 at 2:51 PM PDT
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Jehad Nga for The New York Times Rebels in Martyrs' Square, formerly called Green Square...He was standing in the yard of the prison he had escaped from, a big man in a sweaty orange polo shirt with enormous, haunted eyes. It was noon under a blazing sun, and the smell of rotting corpses was stifling. FULL ARTICLE AT Newyork Times
 
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