Gaddafi`s black box: Former spymaster Abdullah al-Senussi captured but officially reveals devastating facts that the media willingly ignores

Libya's former head of intelligence Abdullah al-Senussi has been arrested in Mauritania.
Al-Senussi, is one of the most prominent figures under former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi`s regime and is wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity, along with Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam.

Officials in Mauritania say al-Senussi entered the West African country on a flight from Casablanca in Morocco, using a false passport portraying him as being from Mali. But he made damaging declarations officially now that Gaddafi financed Sarkozy`s 2007 presidential elections and there are hard evidences to prove it. This is already in addition to published reports that French prosecutors already have hard evidences - documents in their possession that support the long going rumors Sarkozy won the presidency thanks to Gaddafi`s money.

But, the Al Jazzera video below that shows the report on al-Senussi`s arrest, his statements have been edited out for obvious reasons to keep the public in the dark and oblivious to the truth. Expect him to be tortured before if even handed over to the wolves in Libya to extract the last secrets of the regime that are most damaging to the global powers to never ever to see daylight. You know Sarkozy wants him dead now by any means necessary so he can`t have a platform to disclose any more secrets already damaging to France.




And now view the un-edited statements al-Senussi made through a translator...:



If Youtube deletes this video (as they most-likely will, click here to view another copy on Libya SOS)


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Evidence exists proving Gaddafi gave €50 million to Sarzozy`s 2007 election campaign...but France led the charge to topple Gaddafi...hmm so what happened?

Gaddafi 'contributed €50m to Sarkozy's 2007 presidential election fund'
The Guardian by  Kim Willsher 
Monday 12 March 2012 15.16 EDT

Credit: TheRisingContinent

French president hit by new claims as confidential note suggests ex-Libyan leader helped finance his election campaign

Damaging new claims have emerged about the funding of Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 election campaign and his links with former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi emerged.

The French investigative website Mediapart claims to have seen a confidential note suggesting Gaddafi contributed up to €50m (£42m) to Sarkozy's election fund five years ago.

Similar allegations emerged a year ago when Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam claimed Libya helped finance the 2007 campaign and demanded the French president, who led the war on the Libyan leader, return the money.

In an interview with the Euronews TV channel, Saif al-Islam, who is currently being held in Libya after his father's defeat and death, threatened to make details of the bank transfers public after the French leader threw his weight behind opposition forces.

The latest allegations come at a crucial time for Sarkozy who is seeking a second term in office in a two-round election in under six weeks.

Mediapart journalist Fabrice Arfi told the Guardian he had seen leaked documents contained in the legal dossier of the affair, currently under investigation by a judge.

"We knew these documents existed but it is the first time we have had the details of what was in them," he said.

"And there are lots of details, including dates, places and amounts."

One document, a government briefing note, allegedly points to visits to Libya by Sarkozy and his close colleagues and advisers, which it says were aimed at securing campaign funding.

Shortly after Sarkozy's election, Colonel Gaddafi was invited to Paris and allowed to pitch his bedouin tent in the grounds of an official French residence close to the Elysée Palace. He was described as the "Brother Leader" by the French.

When previously asked about Saif al-Islam's claims, a spokesman for the Elysée Palace told Le Monde: "We deny it, quite evidently."

Additional Info:
Sarkozy election campaign was funded by Libya – Gaddafi son