Gaddafi's "The Green Book"

Some parts are completely illegible due to poor quality printing.

Interesting read though the language is pretty basic. Some "philosophies" are a bit childish although it's probably correct to assume this is due to the fact the book was addressed to Lybian people, with different levels of education. Extremely easy read and a very concise explanation on his views on society. Most aspects are very much oriented to a "western civilization" view of society, that he seemed to share, taking in account the particularities of his people and its cultural heritage. No "nonsense", extremist or fundamentalist views, besides a socialist view of society adapted to the region.

Alcuji libici ti diranno che sono cose scontate, ma in questi tempi dove si mette in discussione anche il.volore verde dell erba, è un libro che aiuta a capire la storia e la visione di un leader della sua terra.

This book outlines Gaddafi's ideology and effectively critiques the modern idea of democracy, wage labour, as well as touching on social issues (women, families and sports etc.) He uses simple yet strong examples to push his point across, in all honesty it's a fascinating book to follow, it conveys many powerful positions that Gaddafi held. Would highly recommend!

The book was delivered on date and time, the book was in good condition. Mr. Gaddaffi is an enlightened, real leader who lived for his people and served them in all honesty and sincerity the way every genuine citizen would hope for. This book written by Mr. Gaddaffi himself gives a very clear, concise view on a healthy political, social and economic system that would benefit one and all in a truly egalitarian manner. Most importantly Mr. Gaddaffi is unlike the majority empty sweet talkers, he walked the talk. Rare are such great, enlightened leaders in any sphere of life, hence, it is essential for wannabe real leaders to grasp this great man's brain.

A solid book on understanding the mindset and political ideology of former Libyan leader Gaddafi. It was definitely understandable, however there were several typos, and it was obviously a translated text. Interestingly, Gaddafi himself did not implement his own ideas and just became another corrupt dictator. This book shows that he was once an idealist who was generally trying to make the world a better place. It is definitely highly subjective, as it places a large emphasis on tradition and religion to govern society. The ideas definitely would not be accepted in a liberal Western democratic society. The book also advocates the idea of direct rule by the people through committees.