Muammar Gaddafi

Muammar Gaddafi is a Libyan-Egyptian politician and diplomat. Since 2016, he has served as secretary-general of the League of Nations. He is known for being one of the most active Secretary-Generals in the League's history.

Views and Ideology
Gaddafi has been known for making his videos on many subjects publicly known, in both his tenure as an ambassador for Egypt and his secretariat as the League of Nations.

Jewish People in the United Arab Republics
Gaddafi has been a prominent advocate for the rights of Jewish people in the Palestinian Arab Republic, calling them "brothers" with Palestine and that a "binational state" should be created. This has gained him the ire of the Ba'athist Party and elements of the Arab Revolutionary Socialist Union, with Syrian President Bassel Al-Assad calling him a "colonizer apologist and crypto-Zionist."

Non-Alignment
Gaddafi has been strongly critical of both the United States of America and the Empire of Japan, as well as to a lesser extent the Soviet Union. Labeling the former as "Western chauvinism" and the latter as "oriental Fascism," Gaddafi has oftentimes taken a stance antithetical to both superpowers in disputes and proxy wars, such as calling both the Philippine Republic and the Free Republic of the Philippines "functionally identical. While his positions have generally aligned with the USSR, he has criticized the Belgrade Pact and the Fourth International for spreading "atheist Communism" and being "puritans in their support for anti-imperialism that do not align exactly with the Kremlin."

African Nationalism
Gaddafi has been consistently enthusiastic about Pan-African projects throughout his career, promoting the African Union to resolve disputes and encouraging for African nations to focus on trading and cooperation with each other above "currying favor to the superpowers."