The Observer: Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, prison-like new luxurious villa

Observer newspaper, who visited the prison will be transferred to Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Alzentan and published on Sunday a report on the "prison"-like luxurious villa, which resembles more detainees will house people accused of committing crimes against humanity.The paper says that Saif al-Islam will be transferred to the new prison in the coming weeks in preparation for his trial on charges of war crimes.Has created a Transitional National Assembly a private jail for one person to Saif al-Islam is housed within the prison "events" that was released specifically so that Saif al-Islam Qatnh only.And will be available to him a special mosque and a basketball court and another for football.Saif al-Islam will also have its own Btabakh and health care around the clock and pick up a TV satellite stations.He said one of the guards in his commentary on the well-being that will be available for Saif al-Islam, "if it comes Obama or Sarkozy or Cameron here they would be happy to stay with all elements of welfare provided by the small prison."Commented another guard, saying, "Saif al-Islam will not be deprived of anything here, this would not be a prison, but Castle to the King."The attached newspaper's correspondent on the security arrangements tight, which will provide the prison, saying she Chi fear the rulers of Libya, the new influence which fear that the Gaddafi family enjoys it, and confirmed by the exit of the gunmen into the streets of cities to protect them on the first anniversary of the revolution for fear of counter-revolution set off by supporters of al-Gaddafi, as predicted by Saadi Gaddafi is currently residing in Niger.In spite of that Mustafa Abdul Jalil promise of a fair trial to Saif al-Islam, but that the decision to try him within Libya has infuriated judges of the International Criminal Court, which is accused of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity, accusing him of also planning campaigns to kill citizens Abouapan during the revolution.Story of a MurdererIn the Daily Telegraph we read a report on the American soldier who is currently on trial in the United States on charges of killing 16 Afghans and provoke a crisis in the Afghan-American relations.Says Philip Sherwell newspaper's correspondent in New York who wrote the report that the soldier Robert Beals was working in the field of accounting before deciding to leave civilian life and join the army and that was a fighter well, "one of the best soldiers who worked with them," says the commander of the battalion which he served in Iraq, wherewounded twice.The battalion commander says he knew about his ability to distinguish Bells "bad guys from non-combatants."According to court reports that shed light on his life in previous years, this affable person he describes as his neighbors had been under stress over the stress and bad financial circumstances that led him and his wife to display their house for sale this year.And raises questions about the behavior of Beals reason to ignore these conditions and not to be observed and sent to the front in spite of all the circumstances which caused him stress and demand on the consumption of alcohol, despite undergoing a psychological evaluation Ajtazh and was chosen to be a sniper.The author of the report say that Beals was appreciated by his colleagues, the president of his battalion in Iraq, he said he saved the lives of many people and he is one of the best soldiers.Has brought the massacre committed by the Bells in Afghanistan lights to care enjoyed by the soldiers who are sent to the fronts several times and suffering from injuries.No one knows yet exactly why the feet of Bells to commit the massacre last Sunday morning, and officials say that what he remembers about the incident is shrouded in mystery.Hundreds run for presidencyAnd prepared the Independent newspaper correspondent in Cairo, a report on the preparations for the presidential election in Egypt.He writes Alastair Beach that after decades of subordination Egyptians grip tracks and rigged elections that were taking place in their country are preparing for presidential elections in different circumstances this year, as evidenced by a high turnout on the run, where he expressed hundreds until now their intention to run for office.He says that this reflects the enthusiasm had been killed in the Egyptians over the six decades of fierce dictatorship.And the names of some candidates, former foreign minister, Amr Moussa, the Egyptian familiar to voters, while others come from different circles, we find among the candidates plumber and a cook and a lawyer, says the newspaper's correspondent.Opinion polls showed that Amr Moussa, the best chance of winning the job, but many Egyptians have not made a decision yet, says the reporter.The reporter lists some names of candidates that are expected to have large numbers of votes, including the fundamentalist Hazem Abu Ismail and television presenter Kamel.