‘A Life Wasted in Narcissism and Hate’: Top 11 Tweets About Gaddafi’s Fall

A London-based activist gave an inspiring take on the day's news.

TIME's TV critic, James Poniewozik, pointed out the problem with translating Gaddafi's name to English.

BBC News producer Jonny Hallam notes the particular danger of reporting from Libya.

Actor Albert Brooks pondered the important economic angle to Gaddafi's demise.

"Hacktivist" group Anonymous presented a voice of dissent in the stream of Gaddafi tweets.

Stand-up comedian Pauly Casilas pointed out Gaddafi's uncanny celebrity lookalike.

Tom Rayner, a politics producer for the U.K.'s Sky News, noted the odd irony of how Gaddafi died.

Senator John McCain reminds us that this is just the beginning for the Libyan people.

Vlogger Liam Dryden argues that death, no matter the circumstances, should not be celebrated.

Malusi Gigaba, minister of public enterprises in South Africa, reflects on a fellow African. In later tweets, he argued that an inclusive political solution would have been more effective.