Gaddafi's the Green Book Paperback – 21 December 2016

Decent quality book,but overpriced.I brought it for Rs.530.If it was priced at Rs.350 it would have been better.

Great book, I like mis of the ideas presented in the book, thou they may seem impossible to put into practice in our actual society. With this book we can see the heart of Gaddafi.

Ruhe in Frieden lieber Colonel Muammar Muhammad al-Gaddafi. Er hatte einfach recht!

I really liked this book. Very simple to understand, very concise. It gives you a new perspective on Gaddafi’s persona.

I had only heard about Libya and Gaddhafi from Libyans that escaped before the invasion of Mossad sponsored ISIS terrorists and then the American target bombing of schools, hospitals and important economic centers. So, my view wasn't warped by the Jewish controlled media of the West.This book is fantastic! It's a quick read but actually it is so deep and revelatory that I've had to reread it over and over and over again. The concepts of statecraft are so refreshing and sublime that I could only accept that he was murdered for his genius.Long live the memory of this wonderful man and to hell with the Zionist shadow government which is currently dominating the once glorious Western world!

This is a book giving Col Gaddafi's views on economics, democracy and society. Would be buyers do note that this is a short book! Only 106 pages long. Gaddafi writes wells and gets to the point. This is not a long, tedious read. On the contrary, it is always interesting.Gaddafi offers many insights into current trends, such as the immigration crisis. He does not offer any thoughts on the ecological crisis, which is a pity. Nonetheless, his remarks on the status of women, the value of sports, employment, democracy are stimulating.It is a pity that this man ended up being murdered by enraged and baying mobs, with the West contributing to his downfall. Gaddafi actually did much to engage the West and became less confrontational towards the end of his life. He deserves to be read more widely. He was not as inimical to the West as commonly believed and I for one thoroughly enjoyed reading his book, even while disagreeing with some of the content