which has two rival governments, which are entangled in a violent, nationwide power struggle.

Libya currently has two competing governments, two parliaments, two sets of rivaling claims to control over the central bank and the national oil company, no functioning national police or army.

The internationally recognized government has been forced to operate from Tobruk on the eastern border with Egypt and its rival self-styled government in Tripoli, which is run by Libya Dawn, a dominant group of Islamists forces.

What a difference 4 years makes in NYT headlines pic.twitter.com/Ipt0jQmsFZ — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) 29 ноября 2015

​All the above apparently comes as a direct result of the US-orchestrated government change in the country four years ago.

Contrary to popular belief, Libya, which western media described as "Gaddafi's military dictatorship" was in actualMeeting Meir in his yard where his small four-cow cattle grazes, he is quick to guide through the graveyard. He tells of how he has been a driver all of his life, and received four medals including the one of the Order of Lenin. Staying in the village and looking after the cemetery is almost a mission for Meir.

"My children asked me to move with them, but I refused. I know almost everyone who is buried here. My wife and both parents are buried here too. I was born here I will be buried here," he says.

People started to leave the village at the beginning of the 1970s, some for Baku and Goychay, a few others as far as Israel. Meir’s siblings left a long time ago as