This Friday the Muslim nation of Libya will be reaching out to the west by thanking Allah for the great wisdom and compassion of Gordon Brown and Kenny MacAskill. To mark the first anniversary of Abdelbaset Al Megrahi's triumphant return to Libya, Colonal Gaddafi has called for a national day of prayer as part of a low-key celebration. The UK Daily Mail reports.The Libyan leader is keen to avoid a repeat of the international condemnation sparked by the decision to give the convicted terrorist a hero's welcome when he returned to Libya on August 20, 2009, allegedly with just three months to live.The families of the 270 people who died in the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 were furious at what they saw as scenes of triumphalism at Tripoli airport, with large crowds cheering and shouting. A spokesman for Colonel Gaddafi said that the Libyan leader "does not wish to cause offence in other parts of the world, especially in Britain and America." The man known in the west as...(Read Full Post)