http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12520586
Overall, he blamed everyone from foreigners, exiles, drug addicts, Islamists and the media for the crisis. But didn't take any responsibility for it himself, or put anything onto the government. Was weird though, he offered to change the national anthem/flag to keep people happy, then went to say that they would fight "to the last bullet".Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's son, Sayf al-Islam, has warned that civil war could hit the country. His comments came in a lengthy TV address to the nation broadcast as anti-government protests spread to the capital Tripoli. Despite criticising protesters, he also held out the promise of significant political reforms.
He admitted that the police and army had made "mistakes", but said the death toll was far lower than reported. He said opposition groups and outsiders were trying to transform Libya into a group of small states. If they succeeded, he said, foreign investment would stop and living standards would drop drastically.
Sayf Gaddafi also criticised the foreign media for what he termed their exaggeration of the extent of the violence in Libya.Earlier reports said Col Gaddafi had fled Libya, prompting crowds to come out on to the streets of Tripoli to celebrate, but his son told state TV viewers that his father remained in Libya "leading the battle".
Anyone fancy taking bets on which was this one will go?
(Also - was Gadaffi CIA backed when he came to power?)
