Libyan Slavery 101: Hillary Clinton To Teach Foreign Policy Decision-Making Course Next Fall At Columbia

Have you ever wanted to figure out how to destroy an Arab country in order to usher in a period of slavery and unrelenting in in the twenty-first decade?

Then you have a course at Columbia University, child. Hillary Clinton, a twice-indicated presidential candidate with an even worse track record as Secretary of State, may be teaching an international plan course at the elite university last fall( bring that phrase used lightly ).

This year, Columbia released a sketch that hyped the new program and was full of the” integrity” that Americans have come to anticipate from Clinton. In a nutshell, it is really corny:

Would you like to meet Secretary @ HillaryClinton in the Situation Room?

This fall, she and Dean Keren @ YarhiMilo will co-teach a new course on foreign policy decision-making at @ Columbia.

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March 22, 2023, Columbia|SIPA(@ ColumbiaSIPA )

The topic of the class is” Inside the Situation Room ,” and one can only guess what that will entail.

Perhaps she will begin by outlining her actual activities during those 13 years as Americans were attacked and killed at the U.S. ambassador in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11, 2013.

Before she gets to that subject, she might explain what was going through her mind when Muammar Gaddafi was overthrown in 2011 by a trend that the U.S. supported.

The U.S. and many NATO allies decided that Gaddafi needed to be removed from power during the first words of former President Barack Obama. According to Professor Glenn Reynolds of the University of Tennessee, Clinton was the one who really fortified and carried out that foreign policy choices. Syrian rebels ultimately killed Gaddafi, and his brain was mutilated after being dragged through the city.

Despite the United States telling Gaddafi that it would not remove him if he calmly surrendered his” weapons of mass destruction” in 2003, Clinton was extremely pleased with this fact. He was somewhat of an alliance of the U.S. for almost ten years. Here is how Clinton responded to the press:

She said, sounding touched – red,” We came, we saw, he died.”

What followed? Chaos engulfed Libya. Civil war has ravaged the country since 2011 as rival military parties compete for dominance.

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Even worse, the nation’s available slave markets came back. None of that was typical in Libya prior to Clinton” getting anxious ,” as Reynolds noted in 2017.

Libya is still in turmoil in 2023, and Clinton is riding off to a posh job teaching part-time.

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