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Power is the author of the Obama Doctrine, referred to as R2P (Responsibility to Protect) through "humanitarian interventionism".<ref>https://www.nationalreview.com/blog/corner/president-reticent-stanley-kurtz/</ref> Power has advocated a U.S. military invasion of [[Israel]] under her theories to "protect" Palestinian terrorists.<ref>https://youtu.be/2oFkmcZt4OQ</ref> After spending Obama's first term in the White House as a foreign policy adviser and the key architect behind [[Libyan war|collapsing the nation of Libya]] with ensuing chaos, Obama rewarded Power with the post of U.N. Ambassador.  

Power is the author of the Obama Doctrine, referred to as R2P (Responsibility to Protect) through "humanitarian interventionism".<ref>https://www.nationalreview.com/blog/corner/president-reticent-stanley-kurtz/</ref> Power has advocated a U.S. military invasion of [[Israel]] under her theories to "protect" Palestinian terrorists.<ref>https://youtu.be/2oFkmcZt4OQ</ref> After spending Obama's first term in the White House as a foreign policy adviser and the key architect behind [[Libyan war|collapsing the nation of Libya]] with ensuing chaos, Obama rewarded Power with the post of U.N. Ambassador.  

Samantha Power was the primary decision maker behind Obama's interventionist entry into the Libya war. It was Power, along with Susan Rice and Hillary Clinton, who led the framework of the Libyan uprising, specifically Obama's military aid and support for [[al-Qaeda]] in [[Benghazi]].

Samantha Power was the primary decision maker behind Obama's interventionist entry into the Libya war. It was Power, along with Susan Rice and Hillary Clinton, who led the framework of the Libyan uprising, specifically Obama's military aid and support for [[al-Qaeda]] in [[Benghazi]]. According to the ''Harvard Law Record:''  

 

{{quotebox|Samantha Power ’99, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations during the latter part of President Obama’s tenure, was named to a joint appointment at both the Law School and the Kennedy School. The article from Harvard announcing her appointment cites her work in human rights, [[diplomacy]], and international justice as qualifications for the appointment, but a critical examination of her record as ambassador reveals a much more sordid history of promoting American [[imperialism]] and enabling the very [[human rights]] abuses she sought out to prevent.}}

According to the ''Harvard Law Record:'' {{quotebox|Samantha Power ’99, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations during the latter part of President Obama’s tenure, was named to a joint appointment at both the Law School and the Kennedy School. The article from Harvard announcing her appointment cites her work in human rights, [[diplomacy]], and international justice as qualifications for the appointment, but a critical examination of her record as ambassador reveals a much more sordid history of promoting American [[imperialism]] and enabling the very [[human rights]] abuses she sought out to prevent.}}

==Libyan slave trade==

==Libyan slave trade==