NEW YORK - Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's maiden address to the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday was in some ways predictable, but only in that it was long on rhetoric and short on substance.
In a rambling statement, the loquacious Gaddafi thrashed the big powers for their veto powers, rebuked the United States for its military involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan, and reiterated his call for the 53-member African Union (AU) to be given a veto-wielding permanent seat on the Security Council.
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