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(Telegraph-UK) Inigo Gilmore- Palestinians are enraged that Libyan leader Gaddafi backed a costly nationwide publicity campaign and arranged for free telephone calls for Libyans wishing to vote. Yet at the Salfit town hall on the West Bank, 25 computer stations were set up so that residents could bombard the television station with votes for Hassan.2004-08-30 00:00:00Full Article
Gaddafi Accused of Devious Tactics to Ensure "Pop Idol" Win for Libya
(Telegraph-UK) Inigo Gilmore- Palestinians are enraged that Libyan leader Gaddafi backed a costly nationwide publicity campaign and arranged for free telephone calls for Libyans wishing to vote. Yet at the Salfit town hall on the West Bank, 25 computer stations were set up so that residents could bombard the television station with votes for Hassan.2004-08-30 00:00:00Full Article
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