Hamad Fitees Al-Murri, the commander of Qatari Army’s Special Forces, boasts his bloodthirsty as he shows his brutal in a lot of situations that prove he’s involved in terrorist actions supported by Doha in several Arab countries, most notably his role in overthrowing the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's regime.
Al-Murri brags about his role in implementing the Qatari plans to support terrorists, but he did this by providing living proof of the dubious role played by Qatar in Libya.
Fitees Al-Murri still holds his position in the Qatari Army, despite being included in the list of terrorism announced by Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the UAE and Bahrain, in the framework of the Arab boycotting Doha. In addition to the announced role of Al-Murri in supporting terrorists in Libya, he was a spy for Houthis in Yemen, telling them movements and information about Arab forces participating in the storm against the putschists, before expulsing Qatar from the Arab alliance.
Al-Murri also oversaw the Qatari plan to oust Gaddafi on the ground; he led terrorist forces and an alliance with hardline Islamists in Libya's 2011 civil war and documented the moment of his victory over Gaddafi in a videotape in front of “Al-Samoud” citadel, Gaddafi’s headquarter in his last days ruling. The Qatari flag showed up after "Al-Samoud" failed, celebrating Qatar’s victory in spreading chaos in Libya, which Libya has not recovered from so far.
The commander of Qatari Special Forces, despite his small physical structure and lack of leadership charisma, but he could, with the money of the Qatari people provided by the former Emir Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, manage communicating with terrorism leaders in Libya, such as Abdelhakim Belhadj and form a militia in many Arab countries. He was one of the leaders involved in what was then called the Qatari "duty" forces that were sent to fight Gaddafi and end his rule.
Fitees Al-Murri also led a group of fighters near Tripoli and reopened the Qatari embassy in the Libyan capital. That clearly reveals the extent of Qatari terrorism and engaging Doha in conspiracies with hardline Islamists in Libya and other Arab countries.
Al-Murri communicated with the leader of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, Abdelhakim Belhadj and Mahdi Al-Harati, in order to work together to establish a battalion of the rebels of Tripoli in western Libya, which committed many criminal and terrorist acts against the Libyan people, and appeared frequently on Libyan channels documented documentary terrorist operations that promoted by Al Jazeera as "achievements"; killing Gaddafi after arresting him comes on top of that.
Several reports indicated that Fitees committed the crime of murdering Gaddafi on the orders of the Qatari Emir Hamad bin Khalifa personally, but Libyan sources said that Fitees, before becoming the commander of the Special Forces in Libya, worked as a special guard for the French orientalist Bernard Lévy, known for his aggressive situations against Arabs and Muslims.
