RCM [11/12/2007] After Lisbon, the leader of the Libyan Revolution colonel Muammar Al Qathafi in Paris. Five days State Visit, the Leader of Libyan revolution arrived to Paris yesterday in the afternoon when he was received with honor in Elysee by the President of the French Republic, Nicolas Sarkozy. This visit has degenerated lot of passions within the rows of the French opposition and even among the allies of Nicolas Sarkozy. It has been practically thirty years that the Leader of the Revolution had not put his foot on the French ground. France which forms part of the countries Western imperialists which plundered Africa a long time was not registered more in right-hand side line of the visitable countries by the Leader of the Revolution who high and strongly protested the freedom of the people to be only expressed on foreign intrusion. Well before Paris, the Leader declared in Lisbon, the good co-operation which can bind Africa to Western Europe is this which occurs starting from the acknowledgment of the historical damage that Europe inflicted to the black continent; as long as justice will not be repaired, it is necessary that Europe continues to expect worst, tackling rightly the question of immigration. Terrorism such as the Westerners claim it, is only the right expression of weak people. A truth that the Western Gaullists do not like to hear. Billions of euros which motivate the UMP of which its President Sarkozy Nicolas. PARIS - new agencies, France could sell between 10 and 14 "Rafale" combat aircraft to Libya during a state visit to Paris by the Leader of the Revolutions, La Tribune newspaper reported on Wednesday. Dassault Aviation, which builds the Rafale, declined to comment on the report. The office of French President Nicolas Sarkozy also declined to comment. The Leader is due to visit France for five days from Dec. 10, La Tribune said. It will be his first visit in more than 30 years. The newspaper said Libya was seeking the Rafale for its special forces and was also seeking to buy between eight and 12 "Tiger" helicopters, made by EADS-subsidiary Eurocopter, and two naval patrol boats. The visit should also formalize the sale of Airbus A350 XWB and other aircraft to two Libyan airlines, it said. Sarkozy signed defense and nuclear energy accords during a visit to Libya in July that followed Libya's release of foreign medics jailed for eight years for allegedly infecting children with HIV. The steering committee.