From: Gregory Brown To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: Libyan News - President Mohamed Yousef Al-Magarief resigns to honor the law to rid the country of former Qaddafi Regime officials and insiders Date: Sun, 09 Jun 2013 15:58:38 +0000 Attachments: Head_of Libya's_top_political_body_resigns_over former role_Al_Arabiya_28_May_20 13.pdf; Libya's_revolutionary_president_resigns_for not_being_revolutionary_enough_Mohamed_ Eljarh_FP_May_30,_2013.pdf; Opinion,_My_2_Cents_—_Libya_=?W1NDOWS-1252?Q? =92s_priorities_for the_next_?=_two_years_Hafed_Al- Ghwell_Libya_Herald_3_June_2013.pdf; Some 300_contracts worth $40 billion_to_be reactivated_Sami_Zaptia_Libya_Herald_5_ June t13.pdf; Libys_GDT)_Th—e_Economist 11_21_12.docx Inline-Images: image.png Dear Jeffrey.... As I mentioned to you moments ago my dear friend, Libya's President Mohamed Yousef Al- Magarief and parliament chief, resigned from his post last Tuesday following the passing of a law banning anyone who held a senior post in Muammar Qaddafi's regime from government. In a televised speech to congress, Megaryef announced his resignation - which had been expected - after the passing of the "political isolation"law, which critics and diplomats fear could strip government of experienced leaders, further complicating the transition to an orderly democracy. "The people's representatives have expressed their word -the political isolation law - and it must be respected," Reuters quoted him as saying. "And I will be the first ... I place my resignation in your hands." Magarief said that "everyone must obey the law out of respect for legality and democracy." ;`' The Former President was Libya's ambassador to India in the 198os under the regime of now slain dictator Qaddafi before he defected to become a leader of the exiled opposition for three decades. "I leave with my head held high and my conscious clear," AFP quoted him as saying. He stressed that he was the first of Qaddafi-era