Gaddafi on the Run  Pages: 1 2  On Wednesday, a defiant Muammar
Gaddafi proclaimed that the fight to overthrow his 40-year rule
is far from over, despite the loss of his compound in Tripoli to
rebel forces and the fact that most of his army — even those
most loyal to him — has simply melted away. The dictator’s
stubbornness in holding out is only one of the major problems
that will face the new Libyan government as rebels seek to gain
control of the security situation, wrest frozen funds from
Western governments to deal with a deepening humanitarian
crisis, and work to build an elusive unity upon which the new
Libyan society will rest.  “Martyrdom or victory!” said the
dictator in a recorded radio address broadcast by one of the
only friendly media outlets not in rebel hands. The statement
reflects the fact that despite the military setbacks, there are
still areas of the capital, as well as several towns and cities
in southern and western Libya, where the rebels can expect
fierce resistance from the dictator’