There are signs that Muammar Gaddafi is negotiating with parliament and rebel leaders to surrender power and leave Libya.  The UK Daily Mail reports that the Libyan dictator has proposed to meet with the parliament to work out a plan for the transition of power, “His terms include immunity from criminal prosecution and a pile of cash.”   The rebel interim council, based in the eastern city of Benghazi, reportedly rejected the offer because such an ‘honourable’ exit would offend Gaddafi’s victims.   Gaddafi allegedly sent Jadallah Azzouz Talhi, a former prime minister, to meet the rebels to work out the fine print of a deal.   The offer proposed that the dictator would hand over power to a committee formed by the General People’s Congress.   A source close to the rebel council said he had heard that ‘one formula being proposed by the other side would see Gaddafi hand power to the head of parliament and leave...(Read Full Post)