So ... a Lebanese judge has finally approved an indictment under Lebanon's terrorism law, charging Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi with arranging the kidnapping of one Musa al-Sadr.

The penalty for the offense under Lebanese law is execution.

The fact that this has taken 30 years to produce shouldn't be a cause for concern, even if Musa was invited to Libya as a guest of the government. Assuming the Imam is still alive, he will be about 80 years old by now.

The important thing we need to remember, however, is that Musa is not a real human being, so we shouldn't get on our high horses about the injustice of the thing etc etc.

Not only is he one of the intellectuals who was ultimately instrumental in creating Hizb Allah, but he is also one of these Shia chaps who may tend to go into an induced earthly absence.

We need to do at least another 30 years of investigation before we actually send this indictment to a Qadhafi. Yes, be assured it will be sent to a Qadhafi, probably the current one's son. We should remember that Libya is one of the many hereditary Republics ... like Syria, Egypt and America.