Evidence of Gaddafi's regime of cruelty

The video explores the discovery of a hidden underground cell in a compound that was breached after 40 years. Saad, a local, reveals the chilling story of finding seven people buried alive, including soldiers and protesters against Gaddafi. The compound, once a stronghold for Gaddafi, is filled with tunnels and weapons. The luxurious villa is now destroyed, symbolizing the end of Gaddafi's reign. Survivors express hope for a new beginning, as graffiti ridicules Gaddafi's past excesses.

What was the initial discovery made in the forbidden place?

• A hidden treasure

• An ancient artifact

• A group of people buried alive

• A secret laboratory

How were the buried individuals able to breathe?

• Through a ventilation system

• Through cracks in the walls

• Using oxygen tanks

• Via a white plastic pipe

What was found in Gaddafi's subterranean stronghold?

• A hidden art gallery

• A collection of rare books

• Tunnels filled with weapons

• A secret escape route

What surrounded the compound to keep it hidden?

• High windowless walls

• A dense forest

• A barbed wire fence

• A moat filled with water

What happened to Gaddafi's villa?

• It was turned into a museum

• It was preserved as a historical site

• It was converted into a hotel

• It was destroyed

What does the graffiti across the compound signify?

• Support for Gaddafi

• A call for peace

• An artistic expression

• Mockery of Gaddafi's excesses

What was the purpose of the exit tunnel in the underground maze?

• To serve as a ventilation system

• To connect to another compound

• To store supplies

• To provide an escape route