The ones which have not crossed over will now be exterminated by Gaddafi before they have the chance to escape and humiliate him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i53uR7731xg

Libya’s current PM was deported from the UK 1984 for involvement in hit squads. He became PM when the previous incumbent unnerved the regime with his plans for reform.

[Daphne – He was ambassador to London when PC Yvonne Fletcher was shot by somebody inside the Libyan embassy. I saw film footage of that demonstration by Libyan dissidents outside the embassy in London in the early 1980s, and what struck me most was the fact that they all had their faces and heads completely concealed by scarves, balaclavas and hats – that’s how frightened they were of the regime and its representatives inside the embassy.]

Mr Kusa was expelled as head of the Libyan diplomatic mission in 1980 after backing the murder of Libyan dissidents. In an interview at the time, he said: “The revolutionary committees have decided last night to kill two more people in the United Kingdom. I approve of this.”

He went on to warn that Libya would give active backing to the IRA if Britain refused to hand over opponents of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi sheltering in Britain.

The threats led the Tory government to announce, to cheers in the Commons, that Mr Kusa was being ordered out of the country immediately.

http://lockerbiecase.blogspot.com/2010/06/envoy-of-death.html

Mr Kousa’s terrorist background extends to the 1980s when he was accused of sending hit men around the world to kill critics of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi. In London, he was known as the “envoy of death” when he was the head of the Libyan diplomatic mission to Britain, according to reports in the London newspapers, The Times and The Independent.

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Koussa served as intelligence chief for 20-plus years before Gadhafi elevated him to his current post in 2009. He had a reputation as a ruthless and bloody loyalist to Gadhafi.
Koussa was known as Gadhafi’s “envoy of death” during the 1980s, when his intelligence service was working with other terrorist groups — including Abu Nidal and the Irish Republican Army — and engaging in assassination attempts against Libyan dissidents around the world, some of which were successful. The British Foreign Office expelled him from the Libyan embassy in London in 1980 after he approved the killing of two U.K.-based dissidents.

http://www.thestar.com/news/article/944679–son-of-libyan-envoy-of-death-living-in-hamilton-area

Kusa is widely considered the mastermind behind the 1988 Lockerbie bombing that killed 270 people and earned his grisly nickname by allegedly sending henchmen overseas to assassinate political opponents.

10.40pm: Libya’s chief of intelligence and speaker of the house is reported to have crossed over the border to Tunisia, according to unconfirmed reports from journalist Karl Stagno-Navarra Ksnavarra on Twitter.

For what it is worth.