One would wonder how easily Gaddafi let go Libya after his promise that " No hostility from rebels will make me step down. I will take back MY City from these outlaws and then crush them on the streets of Libya". This statement today seemed to hold no water as the rebel forces NTC seemed to be winning the war against him. The rebels have taken all the vital cities in Libya. They are gradually taken over Tripoli. The rate at which they are going they are sure to take the whole of Libya within the next 30 days. So why and what happened to Libya's tyrant promise to hold on to mantle inspite of the rebellion commanding him to stand down.
The answer is not far fetched. On the 13th July, 2011. Gaddafi made financial commitment to some Sudannesse and Somalian Mercenaries who promised to help him take back Libya plus he gave money to a Russian Fidelio Servio Rasnokovic to supply him arms. This decision was made after a larger chunk of his military top brass officers no longer supported him and deflected to the rebel's camp to fight against him. And Realizing that his command of Libyan military and Arms have been lost to an internal mutiny within the military and without any feasible significant chance of ever surviving the rebellion with all his warfare gone and with all the arms now in possession of the rebels as well as intelligence, he resulted to external assistance.
An arrangement was made for him by his aide Saheed Husman Abeed (deceased) to meet the head of a Sudanesse Mercenaries from the North (Bashir Al Seidou Ah-him) nick named THE BARON to help him hold and stamp out the insurgency in his country. According to my source The Baron promised to help him recruit more fighters from across Niger and Somalia and he was to pay them $3,220,000usd mobilization after a successful campaign he was going to pay them the balance of $1,800,000usd.
The sum of $3,220,000usd was handed over to the Baron in Austria on the 13th July 2011 by a woman (name unknown) who was said to be head of Gaddafi's fund managers. Likewise an undisclosed sum was transferred to Fidelio for supply of arms. Fidelio made good his promise. On his way some of the ammunition were seized by NATO and some of Fidelio's men were killed in the process. As for the Baron, he merely neglected the campaign and did not return the money. For this his Aide Saheed was executed for Conspiracy against Gaddafi. My source disclosed that the reason perhaps why the baron failed to fulfill the agreement was due to the fact that Gaddafi had earlier agreed with the baron that he was going to have him supply the ammunition as well as mercenaries to fight for him. According to my source the baron wasn't happy when he learnt that the ammunition contract had been taken from him and given to Fidelio, the Russian. He had called Gaddafi that nobody does business like that and Gaddafi had discounted it with the wave of the hand
The Baron's treachery and Fidelio's arm loss to NATO buried Gaddafi's Campaign. To make matters worse, Libya foreign investment had been frozen by The UN. He had no funds to commit to his resistance or canvass any support. The locals that were loyal to him; his town's people were beginning to desert him as they feared the fate that awaits them if they are captured. So they decided to make good their escape before the rebels. get to their province. With almost 85% of Tripoli under the control of The NTC, Even Gaddafi knew it was all over.
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