June 2 -- The Libyan terrorist armed opposition again dismissed the proposal from Muamar Gaddafi for a ceasefire and called for more NATO bombing, despite the mediation efforts of South African President, Jacob Zuma. The National Transitional Council (NTC), which had already declined a similar initiative undertaken last month by delegates in the name of the African Union (AU), reiterated their demand that the Libyan leader leave power and the country with his family.
The head of the NTC, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, made a point of refusing any proposal for a ceasefire that does not provide for the resignation of the Libyan statesman, his family and his closest collaborators, while a rowdy Benghazi crowd booed the meeting last night between Zuma and Gaddafi.
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