Gaddafi was killed by French secret serviceman on orders of Nicolas Sarkozy

The man that put the bullet into Gaddafi’s head was French secret service, sent by French President at the time, Nicolas Sarkozy.

Why?

To ensure Gaddafi would never make it to an open court and start talking about his cosy relation with western leaders.

Other former western leaders, including ex British Prime Minister Tony Blair, were also extremely close to Gaddafi, visiting him regularly and helping to facilitate multi-million pounds business deals.

Sarkozy, who once welcomed Gaddafi as a ‘brother leader’ during a state visit to Paris, was said to have received millions from the Libyan despot to fund his election campaign in 2007.

Mahmoud Jibril, who served as interim Prime Minister following Gaddafi’s overthrow, told Egyptian TV:

‘It was a foreign agent who mixed with the revolutionary brigades to kill Gaddafi.’

Italian newspaper Corriere della Serra stated that a foreign assassin was likely to have been French. The paper writes:

‘Since the beginning of NATO support for the revolution, strongly backed by the government of Nicolas Sarkozy, Gaddafi openly threatened to reveal details of his relationship with the former president of France, including the millions of dollars paid to finance his candidacy at the 2007 elections.’

If these allegations are proven to be true, then the next stop for Nicolas Sarkozy is to the War Crimes tribunal at The Hague.