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Re: [OS] LIBYA/U.S. - Report: Gaddhafi tent on land rented from Donald Trump

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Email-ID 1008414 Date 2009-09-23 13:42:53 From reva.bhalla@stratfor.com To analysts@stratfor.com

Re: [OS] LIBYA/U.S. - Report: Gaddhafi tent on land rented from

Donald Trump





wow, haha. he loves making a big show with his tent.

A-Dogg getting kicked out of restaurants, Ghaddafi getting kicked out tent

space in NYC. God bless 'Merica!

On Sep 23, 2009, at 6:41 AM, Aaron Colvin wrote:



He's actually in the Libyan consulate now. They didn't have the proper

building permits for the tent and satellites.



Laura Jack wrote:



http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1116407.html



Last update - 14:25 23/09/2009

Report: Gadhafi pitched tent on land rented from Donald Trump

By The Associated Press

Tags: United Nations, Libya



The Libyan government has pitched a tent in suburban New York that

leader Moammar Gadhafi may use for entertaining, a State Department

official said Wednesday.



And it appears the property was rented from Donald Trump.



However, an attorney for the town of Bedford, about 45 miles (72

kilometers) north of Manhattan, said the town ordered work to be

stopped at the site late Tuesday.


"We believe the erection of a tent on the...property violates several

codes and laws of the town of Bedford," attorney Joel Sachs said.



Sachs said officials found workers constructing the tent but could not

communicate with them because they didn't speak English. He said they

gave the order to stop the work to the property's caretaker.



"There is no such thing as diplomatic immunity when it comes to

complying with local laws and ordinances," Sachs said. "This is a

private piece of property and they have to comply with the laws of

this municipality."



Town officials will return to the site Wednesday to make sure the

Libyans are complying with the order, Sachs said.



The State Department official, who spoke on condition of anonymity

because of diplomatic sensitivity and protocol concerns, said the

property was obtained for the duration of this week's United Nations

General Assembly. The official said no one would be staying there

overnight.



Meanwhile, Ghadafi's motorcade arrived at the Libyan Mission to the

United Nations in Manhattan, just blocks from UN headquarters Tuesday

evening. Dozens of police and Secret Service officers blocked off the

venue.



Several dozen pro-Gadhafi demonstrators rallied near the office

building housing the mission, carrying his portraits and chanting

pro-Libyan slogans.



No-parking signs were going up near Trump's Seven Springs estate in

Bedford, where residents include domestic diva Martha Stewart and

fashion designer Ralph Lauren. TV helicopters showed a tent on the

Trump property. Police would not comment, and Secret Service spokesman

Ed Donovan would say only that the agency does not discuss the

schedules or logistics of people it's protecting.



As word got out, local officials quickly objected to Gadhafi's

anticipated presence. Gadhafi will likely face protests over

Scotland's recent release of Libyan Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, who was

convicted of the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 which killed 270

people.



The Trump Organization said Gadhafi would not be coming to Trump's

estate and insisted that Trump has not rented property to him. But it

said "part of the estate was leased on a short-term basis to Middle

Eastern partners, who may or may not have a relationship to Mr.

Gadhafi. We are looking into the matter."



Gadhafi had wanted to pitch a tent at Libya's five-acre (two-hectare)

estate in Englewood, New Jersey, and live and entertain there during

the UN assembly. But local opposition turned him away.



Later, the Libyan government asked to use Manhattan's Central Park for

a tent, but the request was denied.



U.S. Rep. Nita Lowey said Gadhafi had shown a lack of remorse for the

bombing and was unwelcome throughout the New York area.









