Gaddafi harangue the crowd in the square: "We will kill those who protest"

Continued civil war and continues the isolation of Libya Muammar Gaddafi. The colonel appeared today in the Green Square in Tripoli and harangued a group of his supporters. His words seemed more than the ravings of a madman that the intervention of a head of state. "Who does not love me does not deserve life will be hell," he told the crowd, and added that the deposits of arms are open to "arm the people together and fight, defeat and kill protesters." The Rais has concluded his speech by greeting his fans and inviting them to go dance: "I am among you: dance, sing and be happy." A reply came by return of the Committee on February 17 that started the revolt: "Gaddafi urges people to take arms from the stores because they want it to end in a bloodbath," said a member of the group.